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The '''Yunnan Province''' is a Chinese warlord state, that is a member of the [[Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere]] and is a ''de jure'' region of the [[Republic of China]], but is ''de facto'' independent. They border [[NRA 24th Army|Xikang]] to the north, Tibet to the north-west, the Southwest Military and Administrative Committee to the north-east, [[Republic of Thailand|Thailand]], Laos and [[Vietnam]] to the south, [[Guangxi Clique|Guangxi]] to the east and Burma to the west.
== History ==
With the fall of Chongqing and the collapse of organized Chinese resistance
Sandwiched between Sphere members, with the Burma Road and the Kunming-Haiphong Railway running through it's lands and rich in natural resources like Tin and
Behind this facade however, trouble is brewing internally. Forces from various factions are looking at the region, hoping to fulfill their dynasty.
== Current Situation ==
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The NPA is the most dangerous of the three major insurgent groups. They are the most active in the mountanous west of the province, and often disrupt supplies. The Western Insurrection is ongoing as of 1962.
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=== The National Revolutionary Army ===
These are remnants of the Chinese military that have refused to surrender after the fall of organized Chinese resistance. They are important in disrupting Japanese supplies along the Burma road. They
=== The Communist Party of China ===
Remnants of the CPC have found high support in the countrysides, leading agricultural revolts. They are closely aligned with the [[Viet Minh]] across the border in Vietnam. Like the NRA, they
== The Great Asian War ==
Main Article: [[Great Asian War]]
The Great Asian War would begin when the National Protection Army, after taking over China, goes to war with the Republic of China proper. However, in order to gain legitimacy and support, they must continue their push rapidly. There are several nations that could be swayed to their side in the early stages of the war.▼
The [[Great Asian War]] would begin when the National Protection Army, after taking over Yunnan Province, and fighting over the fate of Chongqing, goes to war with the Republic of China proper. This would be the Western Insurrection.
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The NRA 24th and 40th Army Groups are remnants of the prewar Chinese Army, each headed by independent warlords. They would only join the war if the NPA's advance is fast enough for them to believe that they could potentially win.▼
▲The NRA 24th and 40th Army Groups are remnants of the prewar Chinese Army, each headed by independent warlords. They would only join the war if the NPA's advance is fast enough for them to believe that they could potentially win, owing to the momentum. Other Chinese remnants such as the Jinsui Administrative Office and the Xinjiang Border Defense Administration can also join, should the NPA gather enough momentum against the collaborationists.
Following the defeat of the Republic of China, Japan will directly intervene in the War, escalating and dragging the sphere along with it.
=== Outcomes ===
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