Qǐyì Revolution

Qǐyì Revolution
Date 28 July 2014 - 11 August 2014 Location Beiwan Result Empire of Chukou overthrown; Wong Bao-kong surrendered, arrested and exiled; Greater Beiwanese Empire succeeded
Belligerents
Ying dynasty Rebel forces Support from Imperial State of Shurigawa Empire of Kangcho United Koyan Assistation	Empire of Chukou
Commanders and leaders
Liu-kuang Aguri Sato Enoch Chung	Wong Bao-kong Wong Yung-jie
Strength
24	18

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The Qǐyì Revolution took place between July and August 2014 in the areas surrounding Beiwan, and was fought between forces of the Empire of Chukou and the Ying dynasty led by Liu-kuang.

Liu-kuang led his army to attack Chukou's capital Gonghai from two directions (South and West). The Empire of Chukou's Prime Minister Wong Yung-jie ordered the Imperial Chukouese forces defending Gonghai to open the gates and let Ying Army in. After the fall of the Empire of Chukou, Wong Bao-kong was captured, arrested and forced in "quick trail". During trail, the future emperor Liu-kuang did not give a tantō for Wong to commit Seppuku, he said "I am much more discipline than Mr Wong and I will not betray any principles of the Chinese folk religion, former dictator Wong Bao-kong will live in exile, living in guilt is the worse punishment than death.". No actual battle was fought in Beiwan itself because the Ying Army marched on the capital unopposed, and even after occupying Chukou's capital, the army did not face any resistance. Liu-kuang then acceded to the throne, and established the Greater Beiwanese Empire as emperor.