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}}The '''Jinsui Administrative Office,''' sometimes called the Shanxi Clique, is a de-facto independent state in China. Similar to most warlord states in eastern China, on paper |
}}The '''Jinsui Administrative Office,''' sometimes called the Shanxi Clique, is a de-facto independent state in China. Similar to most warlord states in eastern China, on paper it's a province of the Republic of China. However thanks to the terms of surrender from the local government they were given a great deal of autonomy. In the case of Jinsui, the local leadership justifies its autonomy to better deal with the local banditry and partisans. |
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Revision as of 03:23, 8 May 2024
 Flag of Jinsui Administrative Office | |
 National Emblem of the Republic of China TAG = GUZ | |
| Capital | Taiyuan |
| Ruling Party |  Shanxi Clique |
| Head of State | Fu Zuoyi |
| Sphere |  Co-Prosperity Sphere |
| Foreign Alignment |   Chinese Warlord, Co-Prosperity Sphere |
| GDP | $21.21B |
| Credit Rating |  Good |
| Market Type |  Corporate Statism |
The Jinsui Administrative Office, sometimes called the Shanxi Clique, is a de-facto independent state in China. Similar to most warlord states in eastern China, on paper it's a province of the Republic of China. However thanks to the terms of surrender from the local government they were given a great deal of autonomy. In the case of Jinsui, the local leadership justifies its autonomy to better deal with the local banditry and partisans.