Khanate of Northern Yuan

Origins
The Khanate of Northern Yuan, often shortened as Northern Yuan, Yuan, or Mongolia, was the direct successor of the Mongol Empire. The Yuan Dynasty split from the Mongol Empire, which was overthrown by the Kanuaof China. Its remnants in the North became Northern Yuan. A unique government soon formed.

Rise
In the 1650s, Northern Yuan has seen exponential growth. Its ports made it rich through trade, and it expanded territory towards the East and the South. Its allies include other members of the Eastern Union. Since then, its military strength had grew largely, expanding from Manchuria to Central Asia. It soon dominated Northeastern Aziana, gaining new alliances over time.

Fall
In the late 17th Century, the Enlightenment happened throughout the globe. People started to demand for reform, but these requests were rejected by the government. An armed groups in Dzungaria launched a full-scale rebellion against Yuan. This was followed by a capturing of the Dzungarian Capital, which made Dzungaria declare independence. Manchuria followed suit, and the two forces went to war with Yuan, starting the Mongolian Civil War. Shortly after, Yuan was defeated completely, and the Guang Confederation succeeded it.

Economy
Northern Yuan runs on an economic system called "Yuanism". This system is a mix of Mercantilism and Capitalism. However, rather than trading with money, it trades with foods and goods.

Its main industries include:


 * Trade
 * Farming
 * Construction
 * Hunting
 * Shipping

Its main imports are:


 * Horses
 * Spices
 * Rugs

Its main exports are:


 * Food
 * Ships
 * Porcelain

Khan
The Khan is the Monarch of the nation, and has near-absolute power over it. He has the ultimate decision over all things. However, if citizens feel that the Khan has become weak or tyrannical, they may choose to launch an impeachment through a referendum. The Lower Parliament would then have a vote. If more than 60% of the Representatives choose to kick out the Khan, the Khan would be kicked out.

The next Khan is chosen through a small election within the government. A list of grandchildren, siblings, and children of the previous Khan would be made, and the Upper Parliament would have a vote on what the next Khan would be.

Lower Parliament
The Lower Parliament is a parliament of representatives from each province. The number of representatives from each province is relative to the population that a particular province has.

Upper Parliament
The Upper Parliament is a parliament of officials chosen by the Khan.

Additional Information
Anthem: In Praise of Genghis Khan