History of Vapor

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Centered on the Makala islands of Pirata and Komi, the Rebellion lasts until November of the same year. Mararasan methods of putting it down, including indiscriminate killing, inhumane prison camps, involuntary deportation, and civil decimation, draw widespread international condemnation.

Zhang Xieren was one of the most influential people in Korukkan history. Born to a constable and an unknown mother, he fought in the Eastern War at the age of 16 before he returned home at the war's conclusion. Injured and deemed unable for further military service, he married and joined the civil administration of the Great Undertaking in Tungnir.

Rising through its ranks quickly, he was officially made Provincial Administrator for South-Eastern Tungnir, but served in practicality as mayor of the border town of Ortooroi and doubled as its censor. Here he helped bring down the infamous Spectral Seven and tamed much of the land, resulting in his appointment as Vice-Commandant and eventually Commandant of the Great Undertaking. He catapulted from this success by joining the SECOND Initiative by 1910, taking complete control by 1912.

Here, Zhang pushed forward several goals counter to that of the Empire: he expanded West Pahadan Rail to control a swathe of vassals and territory, whilst building up an economy and military to further his goals. He led the Imperial Army in Pahada during the 'Western War' and oversaw the Pavlostani surrender aboard Weakness.

A staunch constitutional monarchist, Zhang Xieren was the head of the elusive Five Star Committee. As trouble brewed in Clockwork, Zhang and his Five Star Committee, including their highly trained and seasoned military that had fought in Pahada a few years before, invaded the rebelling territories of the empire and officially declared it dissolved in 1948, succeeded by an Imperial Federation that politically resembled Zhang's ideological beliefs. He served as Supreme Chancellor for a term, where he reunited much of the nation and oversaw the return of several port cities back to Korrukan control.

'The Father of the Federation' retired to a humble life back in his home of Xia, where he took control of a large farm and ranch. He died in 1977, survived by three children.

The City of Sin, originally an island casino inaugurated in 1922, is an island complex within the Sea of Dragons off the coast of Asphotachal. Designed and built by Qiao Hai, a construction businessman with investment ties to WPR, he served as the owner of the island's principal businesses -- including his family run 'Jade Hall', until his death in 1951.

A huge construction of carnal sin and temptation, the City of Sin's highest peaks pierce the clouds in luxury accommodation, airship towers, casinos and restaurants. The centre of the 'city', the largest of the casinos, known as 'The Jade Hall', rotates on an immense set of gears and industry. Surrounding the city are huge swathes of shanty-towns built upon the water, artificial farms and fisheries that feed the city, and an immense fleet of private yachts and further resorts. Known the world over for its vices, the City is regarded as one of the hotspots for gambling, prostitution, narcotics and other sorts of debauchery.