Write an interesting, but plausible and riveting alternate history scenario in the form of a history book chapter, in which the Tiananmen Square protests are more violent and fanatic become a second Xinhai Revolution, this time against the fascist regime of the CCP and the PRC.


In the chaos of the Second Chinese Civil War, East Turkestan, Tibet, Inner Mongolia and Manchuria free themselves from Chinese occupation and become independent states, restoring the governments that they had before World War II.

Inner Mongolia restores the Mengjiang United Autonomous Government and Manchuria becomes the Empire of Manchukou once more, making these nations Japanese protectorates once more. 

Japan, which was forced to become a republic after WW2 by the USSR and America, provides covert support to the Chinese revolutionaries and undergoes a surge in nationalism that sees both the Tokugawas and the House of Yamato return to their previous positions as Shoguns and the imperial family of Japan respectively, quickly reclaiming the Korean peninsula, Northern Sakhalin, the Kurils, the Marinas, the Carolines, Palau and Taiwan and making them prefectures of Japan.

Eventually, the revolutionaries in China win and China's core provinces become a federation under the rule of the nationalist Young China Party from the now defunct Republic of China, with Pascalle Vĩnh San, a Vietnamese Princess, becoming Empress of this reborn Ming dynasty. A revolution in Vietnam led by nationalists overthrows the ruling communist regime and Vietnam and China become a dual empire, much like Austria-Hungary.