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'''Zhang San''' (1604 - ... AN) was | '''Zhang San''' (1604 - ... AN) was a lawyer, self-proclaimed pacifist and longest serving [[Diwang]] of the [[Jingdaoe]]se Empire. During his term in office, he faced several threats, both from within as outside the nation. His long term - overtaking the longest serving Diwang [[Ching Fong]] in length - saw the ascension of three Emperors, a devastating world war and several minor crises. His influence and experience strengthened the position of the [[Guanchang]] Faction, making it successfully opposing the other Army and Navy in gaining too much power. For many Jingdaoese he became a popular figurehead of the government, even though critics blame him for lacking sufficient decisiveness [[Juichi Tsuki Ultimatum|to go to war]] to defend the nation's sphere of influence. | ||
Especially under the Chidao Emperor, his Grand Secretariat enacted peaceful policies concerning foreign affairs (avoiding interference in the [[Kalirion Fracture]] and better cooperation with the allied [[USSO]] states). Several actions were undertaken to improve the economy and promoting arts and other cultural tendencies. | Especially under the Chidao Emperor, his Grand Secretariat enacted peaceful policies concerning foreign affairs (avoiding interference in the [[Kalirion Fracture]] and better cooperation with the allied [[USSO]] states). Several actions were undertaken to improve the economy and promoting arts and other cultural tendencies. | ||
==Early years== | |||
===Birth and early life=== | |||
Zhang was born as the child of a Jingdaoese family which had migrated to the Apollonian continent during the 15th century. While integrated, both accustomed to [[Apollantis|Apollontean]] habits, language and traditions (a mix of [[catologism]] and [[soloralism]]), the family was still met with discrimination after having lived in [[Xiacheng]] (during the [[Jierdai Dynasty]] still called ''Apollo City'') for over three generations. | |||
His father, Sun Zhang, was married to Mi Yang in 1602 AN. Both lived a simple life, as Sun Zhang worked as tailor. Zhang's mother earned some extras with helping in the factory near their house. The hardworked money was poured into a bank account for their unborn son, so he could study at the [[Ecclesiastical Academy of Pentapolis]] in [[Xiacheng]]. | |||
===Education years=== | |||
The outbreak of rebellion against the Shirerithian goverment in Shirekeep in 1617 would do little to disturb the original plans of his parents. When he was finally born in 1604, Zhang's future was set in stone: the family pulled together the funds to give him a decent education. As education had become an important issue of the Late Jierdai Dynasty (which had risen to power in the same year of Zhang's birth), it had become easier - and especially cheaper - to receive basic education in the local schools. A more beneficial government course towards the Jing, also paved the way to his early successes. | |||
While Zhang later mentioned in his memoires that it was an exciting time, he clearly remembered the uncertainties: while his birth had coincided with the rise of a pro-Jingdaoese administration, which was still loyal to Shirekeep, the country would eventually be split by the [[Revolution of 1617]], when the Late Jierdai ended their commitment to the Kaiser. | |||
===Supporting the Revolution=== | |||
===Gaining notoriety as lawyer of the Great Jing Cause=== | |||
==Later years== | |||
===Becoming Diwang=== | |||
[[category:Jingdao]] | [[category:Jingdao]] | ||
Revision as of 23:31, 22 March 2020
| Zhang San | |
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| Diwang of the Grand Secretariat of Jingdao | |
| Incumbent | |
| Assumed office 20.XIII.1650 | |
| Monarch | Hai Emperor Meiyo Emperor Chidao Emperor |
| Preceded by | Chiang Shun |
| Born | 16.III.1604 Xiacheng Apollo City, Jierdai Dynasty |
| Nationality | Jingdaoese |
| Occupation | Cabinet Minister |
Zhang San (1604 - ... AN) was a lawyer, self-proclaimed pacifist and longest serving Diwang of the Jingdaoese Empire. During his term in office, he faced several threats, both from within as outside the nation. His long term - overtaking the longest serving Diwang Ching Fong in length - saw the ascension of three Emperors, a devastating world war and several minor crises. His influence and experience strengthened the position of the Guanchang Faction, making it successfully opposing the other Army and Navy in gaining too much power. For many Jingdaoese he became a popular figurehead of the government, even though critics blame him for lacking sufficient decisiveness to go to war to defend the nation's sphere of influence.
Especially under the Chidao Emperor, his Grand Secretariat enacted peaceful policies concerning foreign affairs (avoiding interference in the Kalirion Fracture and better cooperation with the allied USSO states). Several actions were undertaken to improve the economy and promoting arts and other cultural tendencies.
Early years
Birth and early life
Zhang was born as the child of a Jingdaoese family which had migrated to the Apollonian continent during the 15th century. While integrated, both accustomed to Apollontean habits, language and traditions (a mix of catologism and soloralism), the family was still met with discrimination after having lived in Xiacheng (during the Jierdai Dynasty still called Apollo City) for over three generations.
His father, Sun Zhang, was married to Mi Yang in 1602 AN. Both lived a simple life, as Sun Zhang worked as tailor. Zhang's mother earned some extras with helping in the factory near their house. The hardworked money was poured into a bank account for their unborn son, so he could study at the Ecclesiastical Academy of Pentapolis in Xiacheng.
Education years
The outbreak of rebellion against the Shirerithian goverment in Shirekeep in 1617 would do little to disturb the original plans of his parents. When he was finally born in 1604, Zhang's future was set in stone: the family pulled together the funds to give him a decent education. As education had become an important issue of the Late Jierdai Dynasty (which had risen to power in the same year of Zhang's birth), it had become easier - and especially cheaper - to receive basic education in the local schools. A more beneficial government course towards the Jing, also paved the way to his early successes.
While Zhang later mentioned in his memoires that it was an exciting time, he clearly remembered the uncertainties: while his birth had coincided with the rise of a pro-Jingdaoese administration, which was still loyal to Shirekeep, the country would eventually be split by the Revolution of 1617, when the Late Jierdai ended their commitment to the Kaiser.
