Temugin

Republic of Temugin
Temugin officially the Third Temuginian Republic is a nation located on the continent of Pishu. Temugin Borders Lutic to the north west, Aynir to the north, Tainan, Kaliki, and Duralik to the east, and Sangdia to the south east. Temugin is mostly compromised of rolling plains and forests with the Kuai mountains located north of the Kyu river flood plain, and the Lutician Mountains on the Western coast, extending from north to south from Lutic to the Province of Cegai. As of 2020, Temugin had a population of 299,713,248 people, making it the 2nd most populated nation in the world. The largest city in Temugin is Shanto, followed by the capital Kishinato City.

The 5 Republics of Temugin united under the ideals that if they had not united it was likely the Kentian Dynasty would reabsorb them into their empire. The 5 nations of Arisha, Feidu, Mudai, Rekito, and Temusia had made an agreement to unite the nation but keep their leaders in charge, making Temugin for a short time the world's only Pentarchy. A conference was held on July 29th and it was agreed that the unification would start on August 11. Historians are still arguing that if they should consider the start of the unification or the end of it for the establishment for Temugin.

Modern Temugin is primarily plagued by economic debt, yet still keeping the largest economy in the world. Temugin contains a decently large gap in wealth inequality. Primarily pertaining to its poor citizens. Most of its population is in the middle class.

History
"For Further Reading See: History of the Kentian Empire"

Kentian Dynasty
The History of Temugin goes back to the beginnings of the Kentian Dynasty, Being founded in 721, the Kentian Dynasty was first meant to be the replacement for the Ashitami Dynasty which ruled over the Northern half of Pishu after the Shyrgonese Empire had lost control over the northern half of the island in the Ashitami War in 672. Not Much is known about the earlier days of this region, but it is said that the Duke of Shida had taken the Kentian Title after the original ruling nation of Jijangyi, a trading port where the dynasty had started, was taken over in the Jijang War.

Over the course of the next 50 years, the duke of Shida, Jedor Kent, who was only 20 when he took the title had gained during his life a very quick rise in power. Most of this was due to the fact that he had a decently sized army at his disposal. And so beginning in 734, an invasion of the nearby regions of Shakumai and Fendoiai would quickly allow him to secure power within the region, during this time the Battle of Jashuki had cemented the Kentian Dynasty as a regional power. Following the conquest of Shakumai and Fenoiai, Jedor would find himself having to suppress a rebellion in the Chaktai region, as well as satiate the demands of the people and nobility. This would lead to the first known usage of Feudalism, with the establishment of the Asnarai and Meliko states.

Pishu Wars
Following Jedor's conquests, the Dynasty would shift into a more defensive strategy, with the powerful Zenaidik Kingdom creating a coalition; Thus starting the first of the Kentian's wars of Pishu. Starting in 743, the first war would bring upon massive-scale devastation to both nations, but ultimately ending in a Kentian Victory, which would secure Jedor's position within northern Pishu. With the power of the dynasty rapidly growing, by 767, with Jedor Dying, the empire had already found itself a major power.

Following Jedor's death, Heirak, Jedor's heir, would take the throne; This would cause a coalition by nearby states in the south to form in an attempt to take out the possibly weakened Kentian dynasty. With the start of the Second Pishu War, the Kentian dynasty would be forced to use up almost all of its resources in the war. Even after the loss at the 768 Battle of Samalikui, and the major loss at the Battle of Geidak's Bridge, the Kentian Dynasty would be able to score a victory in the war, leading to the end of the war, and the growth of the dynasty even more.

Years later, during the late 9th century, the Kentian Dynasty would continue to expand, with the leaders of the nation declaring a 'crusade' against the smaller states of southern Pishu, which would kickstart the Third and Fourth Pishu Wars, with the dynasty rapidly growing throughout the 9th and 10th century. Finally ending its expansion during the late 11th century. With the establishment of multiple ports, and the growth of the economy under a semi-united feudal state, the country would prosper. With the southern jungle regions being invaded and conquered during the 12th century, Pishu would be united by the Dynasty at the end of the 12th century.