With a POD before, during or after 1912, have China divided into 2 entities: one a republican state, the other a monarchist.
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I could see a Qing "empire" including Beijing in the North and the rest under nominal control of Kuomintang
With a POD before, during or after 1912, have China divided into 2 entities: one a republican state, the other a monarchist.
What would be the fate of Xinjiang and Tibet in this scenario?
What would be the possible capital(s) of South China?
It was Mao Anying who died in Korea. As a matter of fact, one or two of Mao's kids did outlive him, but they weren't in any state to act as successors, and his progeny is considered something of an embarrassment to the CCP to this very day.Mind, if we decide North Korea is a monarchy, then a monarchist China is certainly a possibility, if Mao's children outlive him (honestly, probably one of the best things to happen to 20th century China was Mao Anqing eating an American bomb during the Korean War).
It was Mao Anying who died in Korea. As a matter of fact, one or two of Mao's kids did outlive him, but they weren't in any state to act as successors, and his progeny is considered something of an embarrassment to the CCP to this very day.
Either Nanjing or ChongqingWhat would be the possible capital(s) of South China?
What would be the possible capital(s) of South China?