The Great Han Dynasty.
Half a month had passed. After Cao Wei and Shu Han surrendered in succession, Sun Quan of Jiangdong lost the backing of Sword-Controlling Manor and soon followed in Cao Cao and Liu Bei's footsteps.
Facing the invasion of the allied armies of Great Sui's major powers, the Jiangdong army held out for just three days before declaring defeat.
Sun Quan fled toward the far west of the Central Lands, hoping to escape beyond the passes, but before he reached the border, Li Yuan's army caught up with him. In the end, he cut his own throat at the border.
With that, Jiangdong fell, and the entire Great Han Dynasty came under Ming rule.
At that moment, in Xuchang, Great Han.
At Sun Chengzong's summons, Liu Bei from Shu and the leaders of the various powers responsible for attacking Shu and Jiangdong all came to gather in Xuchang.
Already a prosperous city, Xuchang grew even livelier as several million soldiers from the various powers gathered there for a victory banquet.
Nearly three years had passed since Ming dispatched its Western Expedition.
In those three years, the three great dynasties of Great Song, Great Sui, and Great Han had fallen one after another.
The Central Lands of the Divine Land could now be said to have fallen entirely into the Great Ming Dynasty's grasp. Even among the foreign tribes of the northern grasslands, according to news from a few days earlier, only the Xiongnu state remained, clinging to its last breath.
The army of Meng Tian, Northern Li's grand general, would soon sweep across the central grasslands and reach Xiongnu territory.
When that happened, the entire Divine Land, bounded by the sea to the east, the Kunlun Mountains to the north, and the South Sea and endless mountains