Originally, in the north of the Central Continent, northern Huaxia occupied 2,000 regions, alongside five nations: the Yue Kingdom, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, and the Stockade Kingdom.
Great Qin now possessed 1,470 regions. Excluding the Yue Kingdom's 350 regions, it had only a little over a thousand regions. This meant there were still a thousand regions in northern Huaxia that Zhao Fu had yet to conquer—five hundred on the left and five hundred on the right.
These regions had originally served as grounds for the development of other dynasties. Now, those dynasties had either already been destroyed or had fled in fear of Great Qin.
Zhao Fu's current plan was to destroy the four remaining northern nations, as well as the regions on both sides of Huaxia, completing the great unification of the north.
Of the remaining four nations, Myanmar was relatively the strongest, possessing 400 regions and a population of one hundred million. Next was Thailand, with 350 regions and eighty million people; then the Stockade Kingdom, with 320 regions and seventy million people; and lastly Laos, with 300 regions and seventy million people.
Together, they possessed 1,370 regions, perhaps more than four thousand City Lords, and four Nation-Guarding Artifacts. They were as follows.
Myanmar: The first was the Pagan Dynasty, Myanmar's first unified feudal dynasty. In 849, Pyinbya established the Pagan Kingdom. In 1004, the Pagan Kingdom sent envoys to Huaxia to pay tribute to the Northern Song, becoming a tributary state of Huaxia.
In 1254, Narathihapate ascended the throne. He was cruel and lawless, and rebellions erupted everywhere. The Shan forces in the north of the Pagan Kingdom rose to power and continuously invaded southward.
In 1271, Kublai Khan of the Mongol Empire changed the name of his state to Yuan. After the Yuan Dynasty was established and