2300AD/2320 What If: Manchuria wins the Central Asian War

[mbrinkhues]

Warning! Talk to the British Empire/Ottawa before attempting this experiment.

Last I looked at the Rhinelanders they where abel to walk upright and some where even starting to drink something resembling beer. So given a century and a half of proper Prussian influence, assimilation is do-abel.

At least from the viewpoint of a Westfalian Imigrant to that region

 

[Murph]

I don't buy the division of China lasting. Regardless, China has a unified culture, I see Tibet being the perennial thorn in the side of China. The CAW is interesting, and I would have liked to see more from GDW on it since it appears to be such a defining moment in the history.

I like the possibility that the Manchurians might have taken an enclave on the planet Joi as nothing more than a stick in the eye of the French, or an intellegence gathering area, espionage center, etc. I just do not see the Chinese (Manchurians) being 2-3 generations behind the US/UK/France in the 2300's.