China

The Ming empire finds itself in a tumultuous and formative era, one that has seen the longest stretch of political fragmentation in China's history—resulting in the rise of powerful clans and a pervasive divide between the north and south. Nonetheless, the Ming dynasty is among the most resplendent in the East, and at the head of this enduring family sits the Xizong Emperor. The emperor's opening of the port city of Quanzhou has provided an essential connection between the voyages of the West and East, and this has brought riches in abundance unto his now outward-looking realm.

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