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The '''Royal Republic of Korea'' (or '''Korea''') was formed in [[2003]] when the Korean peninsula was formally reunified as a constitutional monarchy established with North Korean expatriate and Kim Jung Il daughter, Kim Jung Noe. It would remain a technological and economic competitor to the [[United States of America]] and the [[Western Alliance]] throughout its existence, until it formed a willing partner to the [[Eastern Coalition]] (ECON) in [[2031]]. In [[2055]], the ECON formally took control of all its partner states. | The '''Royal Republic of Korea''' (or '''Korea''') was formed in [[2003]] when the Korean peninsula was formally reunified as a constitutional monarchy established with North Korean expatriate and Kim Jung Il daughter, Kim Jung Noe. It would remain a technological and economic competitor to the [[United States of America]] and the [[Western Alliance]] throughout its existence, until it formed a willing partner to the [[Eastern Coalition]] (ECON) in [[2031]]. In [[2055]], the ECON formally took control of all its partner states. | ||
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Revision as of 13:24, 26 May 2018
The Royal Republic of Korea (or Korea) was formed in 2003 when the Korean peninsula was formally reunified as a constitutional monarchy established with North Korean expatriate and Kim Jung Il daughter, Kim Jung Noe. It would remain a technological and economic competitor to the United States of America and the Western Alliance throughout its existence, until it formed a willing partner to the Eastern Coalition (ECON) in 2031. In 2055, the ECON formally took control of all its partner states.