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個体外国人歴史

The history of the country is not so simple. At first, it was a Japanese territory, during a certain time in the Edo period (1603-1868). In the year 1618 they ‘invaded’ it, but there was no one in that land area. Japan claimed it as their own territory and used it as a place to keep materials and to get materials since it was rich in fish that Japan couldn't get (Kotai is an island country) and decided to use it as extra rice fields and crops to farm. The Island had started to gain its own people and they tried really hard to make it its own land. Japan had accepted it because they made a trade deal. So in 1650 they finally became their own country, but still used as land for crops for Japan mainly. At this time it was known as the Kyushin period due to the fact the person in power, the emperor, was called Kyushin Shakaba Demina. Yes, from 1650-1898 there were 6 emperors, Kyushin Shakaba Demina (1650-1703), Bakuru Wana (1704-1767), Ritowa Morikawa (1768-1801), Mori Kiwa Mara (1802-1827), Gaiji Kiji (1828-1866), Komera Moji (1867-1898) (All male). These people were directly sent from Japan as a way to keep the peace treaty a thing, giving it a bit of a system. During the Kyushin period, people had volunteered to build temples and shrines for the gods and the emperors, still standing today. This worked until 1900 when the people had decided to make a new type of government, which Japan found completely fine. This was the start of an Empourialistic type of government, kind of using the history of the Japanese emperor in a way to make a choice for the people. By 1904, the government has been Empourialistic and has stayed the same since. The country had basically been a safe haven for people to go to, and Japan had aided them, making it able to catch up to modern type structures. However, the country actually dates back to C. 1500 B.C.E. The country was actually originally known as Konji Kuru. In that time, the country had multiple islands, not just the singular Kotaian island we know today. It had a huge population of 30.9 million citizens that had lived a life of wealth and health. The country provided food for everyone in it, allowing the population to get so high, and provided water and other beverages like green tea. The original ruler of Konji Kuru was called the Kann bau dalie (Kan Bau Lie). By that time they were a fully developed society, but their government was known as a “Mizukoiumi” a form of rulership that is not really known at all. After many years of thriving, in 1478 the koi fish had all died out making the people think they would forever be cursed, leading them to drowning themself or flocking out of the country. This killed out the country until 1618 when the Japanese started to utilize it, without knowing about the original inhabitants.

皇帝たち

Kyushin Shakaba Demina:

The first emperor of the island was Kyushin. He was the highest ranking person in the Japanese army and was chosen by Japan to guide Kotai to a life. When he was chosen, he was 19, and lived to 72 years old. He was brung to the island and the people had offered a temple to live in and made shrines to worship his generosity. This temple is known as the “Kyu Kyo Kyoi Shin Den” and the shrines for him were known as “Koi Kyushin Kami”. He wore flowy silky clothes and had to make decisions for the country. He had made an army that had been trained thoroughly. Kotai also had an increase in population and food. He had brought Japanese culture, along with the language to Kotai, but Kotai had not become a language yet.

Bakuru Wana:

The second emperor only 2 weeks after Kyushins death was a main point in Kotai history. At only 16 years of age he went to the island and inherited the palace of Kyu Kyo Kyoi Shin Den, he lived in it until 79. When he hit his 10 year mark he decided to do something important, he decided to make prefectures of the country. After 1 year of work and labor it was divided into 5 parts, Shuyou Kotai, Kita Kotai, Higashi Kotai, Minami Kotai, and Nishi Kotai. This was mainly the only thing he brought to the country.

Ritowa Morikawa:

The country's third emperor, Ritowa Morikawa. He was 24 when he went to the country, and died at the age of 57. He was the leader who sparked the idea of making a language for the country. After 26 years in the temple, he started to make a writing system. He also decided to utilize the sea and made docks for fishing and gave certain people a job for it, making them feed him fresh fish. He also made more farming land for Japan but decided that it would only be used for food supply in Kotai. His original name was Kawahimorito until he decided to change it after 3 years as the Emperor. He was well known to be very stubborn and used to have slaves for 3 weeks until he realized how the people who ‘took care of them’ treated the poor people.

Mori Kiwa Mara:

Mori Kiwa Mara was the fourth emperor and was one of the most successful in a very short amount of time. At the age of 39 and died at 64. With only 25 years as the emperor he was able to fully make the language of Kotai (KwuiTwaNya). He was very polite and kept all traditions in the country. He brung the idea of using resources to make a house for every resident, bringing about 89.1% of the population to a permanent residence. After he died he actually was the most mourned of the 6 emperors because of his kind acts.

Gaiji Kiji:

The fifth emperor was actually chosen only because he asked to be. He was in a wealthy family and wanted to feel in power. Despite him sounding narcissistic, he was one of the kindest of the 6 rulers. He also brought English to Kotai. After 5 years in power, he made another prefecture (Rural) and changed the names to, Central Kotai, Main Kotai, Rural Kotai, South Kotai, Lower Kotai, and West Kotai

Komera Moji:

Komera Moji was the least liked. He went in at the age of 23 until 1998. He was hated due to the way he acted. He was childish and would banish people from the island simply because they didn’t agree with him. After his ruling, when it hit 1898 the people overthrew the system of emperors and made the Empourialistic system.

孔吉·庫魯

Konji Kuru is very old, older than Japan. In C. 1500 B.C.E people from China had gone to an island, and started to form a society. After about 59 years, they had claimed about 19 islands, and started to become a society. The main diet of a Konji Kurin was typically fish and rice, along with various veggies. This period (1-278 years) was known as the Kur-Karin period. People did actually have a ranking in society at the time.

Kong Bau l Youxia l Working society; Farmers, Fishers, Peasants, Slaves (working for the Youxia) etc. l Criminals l Merchants

Kong Bau was the ruler, they were the one to form the language and decide what society would do. Youxia would be the guards for the Kong Bau, they would solely work for him/her and would keep order and rule in the islands. There were 10 main Youxia per 2 islands. The working society would pay the Youxia and would promise their life to the Kong Bau. Criminals would work for the working society, and would be ordered around by the Youxia as well. Merchants were actually treated the worst, but they had one of the best economies. They would sell things like fish, meat, rice etc. The hierarchy was fully developed after 2 years and people started to fall into a place. The Kong Bau would be decided by the Youxia, but the Kong Bau would choose the next one before death. This had the economy rising, and it became a really rich society. The hierarchy lasted until 974 A.D. During the Kur-Karin period there were 4 Kong Bau’s, Bao Li, Kang Dao, Zixuang Li, Yuze Bao. Bao Li formed a dialect of chinese, Kobau. Kang Dao formed a new type of ink, stone and coal ink. Zixuang Li had ordered 2 extra Youxia per island. Yuze Bao had decided to kill 1/67 of the society that were all criminals.

寶剎

After the Kur-Karin period, 278 years later, the Bao Xa period began. This introduced a new type of hierarchy.

Zuzang Yuze l Youxia l Rumari (Samurai equivalent) l Zuzang Slaves l Working Class l Criminals l Merchants

The Kong Bau Yuze Bao had decided to change the name of the Kong bau to Zuzang Yuze, allowing the next ruler to have a symbolism of the last ruler of the Kur-Karin period. The Youxia had been ordered to have 8 per island protecting the Zuzang Yuze, and on the island where the Zuzang Yuze resided they had 20 Youxia per 10 trees. The Rumari had started from the first Zuzang Yuze, Li Zangyu. They were in charge of defending the island outskirts, and the temples/shrines of the islands. They would also make sure no Chinese spies would enter the archipelago. The Zuzang slaves would specifically only work for the Youxia. They would only do gardening, fishing, and preparing food for the Youxia, Rumari, and the Zuzang Yuze. The last 3 classes would do the exact same as before. When Li Zangyu was the Zuzang Yuze he had decided to have the Zuzang slaves build temples and shrines to honor him, the former Kong Bao’s, and the gods. There was one main temple, the Yuzera Bao-Li temple of honorism. This temple is where the rest of the Zuzang Yuze’s stayed for their life. There were towns built around it and the shrines were built close and on mountains to ‘get closer to god’. The ink the Kong Bao Kang Dao made was used for the writing on each parchment of the temples and shrines. The Rumari leader, Kimiji Mijiori was the reason there was a temple in the smallest island for the Rumari’s.