Alliance of East Asian Micronations

Alliance of East Asian Micronations 東亞微型國家聯盟 (Chinese) 東アジアマイクロ諸国の同盟 (Japanese) 동아시아 마이크로 국가 연합 (Korean)
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Anthem: "East Asian Way"
Headquarters	Taihan
Official languages	English Chinese Japanese Korean
Membership	13 (at dissolution)
Leaders
• Secretary General	Hongde Emperor (only)
• Summit Presidency	Shurigawa (last)
Establishment
• Established	30 September 2014
• Dissolved	11 March 2015

The Alliance of East Asian Micronations was a political and economic organisation of micronations located in East Asia, which was formed on 30 September 2014 by Choseon, Kogajajima and Beiwan. Its aims include accelerating economic growth, social progress, sociocultural evolution among its members, protection of regional peace and stability, and opportunities for member countries to discuss differences peacefully.

History

The Alliance of East Asian Micronations was officially established on 30 September 2014 by Choseon, Kogajajima and Beiwan. On 10 October 2014m, Chaowan joined the AEAM and the alliance's headquarters moved from Kangyo to Shan'an. In early 2015, AEAM's membership increased to 14 member-states. The Alliance of East Asian Micronations became one of the biggest Asian micronational organisations. However, on 11 March 2015, Hongde Emperor (then Emperor Juntao) of Taihan declared disestablishment of AEAM for unknown reason.

Membership

Member states at dissolution

• Taihan (known as Chaowan during dissolution of AEAM)
• Choseon
• Sanyo
• Shurigawa
• Hashima
• Kogajajima
• Beiwan
• Torishima
• Mangalistan
• Phu Yen
• Manchurian Republic
• Kangcho
• Chang Zhang

Member state that left before dissolution

• Mangalistan (expelled after Mangal-Meijingi War)

External links

• AEAM Wiki