International Relations: Asia
Main K'aisi-Asian Relations.
Japan: Japan and the K'aisi had met a long time ago during the Sengoku Jidai when a group of scholars had left and found The Archipelago of Seasons along with the K'aisi/Archipeligons with them. Ever since the K'aisi and the Japanese had a good relationship, both having governmental figures in their courts and both being able influence each other. This changed however with the advent of WWI when Japan began expanding with the help of the K'aisi/Archipeligons, being able to take more land than what they could have even without magical intervention. The K'aisi would later join the Allies and free the Japanese Empire.
China: A very rough relationship between a communist China and a militaristic dictatorship which still allowed for freedom, trade and prosperity without the need for manual labour, censorship and the silencing media. Still, there is a good trade and diplomatic relations between them.
Korea: A now good relationship with South Korea thanks to Empress Junkag A'aozhau but not one with North Korea due to their more immoral dictatorship.
Vietnam: Good Relation despite the communist uprising, able to trade for materials and support each other. During the Vietnam war, there was growing support for America and capitalism but it quickly shifted in favour of Vietnam with the many broadcasted war crimes.
Japan: Japan and the K'aisi had met a long time ago during the Sengoku Jidai when a group of scholars had left and found The Archipelago of Seasons along with the K'aisi/Archipeligons with them. Ever since the K'aisi and the Japanese had a good relationship, both having governmental figures in their courts and both being able influence each other. This changed however with the advent of WWI when Japan began expanding with the help of the K'aisi/Archipeligons, being able to take more land than what they could have even without magical intervention. The K'aisi would later join the Allies and free the Japanese Empire.
China: A very rough relationship between a communist China and a militaristic dictatorship which still allowed for freedom, trade and prosperity without the need for manual labour, censorship and the silencing media. Still, there is a good trade and diplomatic relations between them.
Korea: A now good relationship with South Korea thanks to Empress Junkag A'aozhau but not one with North Korea due to their more immoral dictatorship.
Vietnam: Good Relation despite the communist uprising, able to trade for materials and support each other. During the Vietnam war, there was growing support for America and capitalism but it quickly shifted in favour of Vietnam with the many broadcasted war crimes.
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