Min-Su

Minsu
ミンス帝国 (Minsunese)
Minsu teikoku
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Anthem Gao e no ōdo
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Capital Asahi Largest Kongo Official Language Minsunese Demonym(s) Minsunese Government Type Unitary parliamentary
Semi-constitutional
monarchy
Head of State Sacred Emperor Head of Government Prime Minister Legislature Congress Upper House Senate Lower House House of
Representatives
Geography Area km2 Land 190,900 km2 Water km2 Population 10,284,884 (1422 census) Density 53.9/km² Economy GDP (PPP) 1422 Estimate $412,464,979,558 Per capita $40,104 Currency Minsunese yen (MU¥) Time Zone IAT +0 Driving Side Right Calling Code +2 13 Internet TLD .mu  
Minsu (Minsunese:ミンスの聖なる帝国) is a small sovereign state in the Auran continent, covering the eastern-half of Lavender Island. Asahi is the capital of the country with Kongo as the largest. Other notable cities are Fuso, Nagato, and Ise.
About one-third of the country's terrain is mountainous, with its population of 10.2 million concentrated on the coastal plains. Minsu covers 190,900 km² and is divided into seven prefectures and 1 special prefecture. The Hinomaru Metropolis (Hinomaru-to) is the most populous metropolitan area in Minsu, with more than 4.82 million residents.
After centuries of absolute monarchical rule, Emperor Kang, the People's emperor, drafted the Jinrui Constitution in 1330 AF allowing democracy to flourish under imperial rule. In the 1330 constitution, Minsu maintains a unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy with a bicameral legislature, the Congress.
Minsu is a developed-country with a national GDP at MU¥ 470 billion, led by Oil and Petroleum, Tourism, Electronics, and Shipbuilding. It has a GDP per capita of MU¥ 45,718.56.

Hey Winni! We were able to take care of Min-Su's request by archiving their old RP threads into the RP Archive, so they should be all set!
Thanks!!

L O C A L
COMPANY NAME STOCK SYMBOL OWNERSHIP SECTOR/S STATUS CURRENT PRICE 365 COMPANY 365C PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN   7SEAS MEDIA, INC. 7SMI PRIVATE MEDIA OPEN   ACE CAPITAL HOLDINGS, INC. ACHI PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   ACE GEOCORP AGC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   ACE PETROLEUM COMPANY APC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   ACE PRINTING COMPANY APRC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   AGRI REFINERY, INC. AGRI PRIVATE MANUFACTURING OPEN   AGRISTATE COMPANY AGSC PUBLIC AGRICULTURE OPEN   AIKAWA GLOBAL GROUP, INC. AGGI PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   AIKATEL AKTL PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   AKITA BROADCASTING SYSTEM ABS PUBLIC MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   ALLIED HEALTH, INC. AHI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   APA ICT UNIVERSITY AIU PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   APEX HOLDINGS, INC. APHI PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   APEX MINING COMPANY APMC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   APEX PETROL COMPANY APPC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   ARMIN, INC. ARMI PRIVATE DEFENSE OPEN   ATLAS MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AMDC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   AXIS RESCOURCE CORPORATION ARCO PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   BANANA MEDIA COMPANY BMC PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   BASIC ENERGY CORPORATION BECO PUBLIC ENERGY OPEN   BERWOOD BRWD PRIVATE MANUFACTURING OPEN   BUZHAN BANK BUB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   BUZHAN WATER COOPERATIVE BWCO PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN   CENTRAL FOODS INC. CFI PUBLIC FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   CENTRAL SUGAR COMPANY CSC PUBLIC MANUFACTURING OPEN   CENTURY OIL CORPORATION COC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   CENTURY-TATSUYA FOOD, INC. CTFI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   CENTURY-TATSUYA LAND, INC. CTLI PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   CENTURY-TATSUYA POWER CORPORATION CTPC PRIVATE ENERGY OPEN   CHEN CLOTHING COMPANY CCC PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN   CITYVILLE DEVELOPMENT CORP. CVDC PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   COAL LAVENDER, INC. CLI PRIVATE MINING OPEN   CYBER GROUP CGRP PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   CYBERGATE DEVELOPMENT CORP. CDC PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   DELI AURA, LTD. DEA PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   DISTRICT BANK DISB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   DREAM ENTERTAINMENT DREN PRIVATE FILM, MEDIA PRODUCTION OPEN   ERI CONGLOMERATE ERCN PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   ERI HEAVY INDUSTRIES EHIN PRIVATE DEFENSE, CONSTRUCTION OPEN   ERI UNITED MINING COMPANY EUMC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   ERI UNITED OIL CORPORATION EUOC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   ERIYA STATE UNIVERSITY, INC. ESUI PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   FEI HOTELS FEH PRIVATE HOTEL OPEN   FORTUNE FERRY COMPANY FFCO PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION OPEN   FUJIRO MOTORS FJMT PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE OPEN   GAOIST MEDICAL GROUP, INC. GMGI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   GEM WATER COMPANY GWCO PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN   GOTOURS GTR PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION OPEN   GREENVILLE COMPANY GCO PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   HANBEN BANK, INC. HBI PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   HARBOR STAR SHIPPING COMPANY HSSC PRIVATE TRASNPORTATION OPEN   IMPERIAL CROWN EQUITIES ICE PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   INTEGRATED MICRO-ELECTRICS, INC. IMEI PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   ISLAND FISHER'S CO. IFC PRIVATE AGRICULTURE OPEN   JASMINE FIELDS JMF PRIVATE AGRICULTURE OPEN   KANTOTSU GROUP HOLDINGS COMPANY, LTD. KGHC PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   KANTOTSU RAILWAY COMPANY, LTD. KRC PRIVATE RAILWAY OPEN   KISO WATER COOPERATIVE KWC PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN   KLIX, INC. KLX PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   KOSHINO TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY KTC PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   LAVBANK LAB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   LAVENDER GROWERS CORPORATION LGC PRIVATE AGRICULTURE OPEN   LIQI CONSTRUCTION LQC PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION OPEN   MBS RADIO, INC. MRI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   METRO LOGISTICS CORPORATION MLC PRIVATE LOGISTICS OPEN   MICOP MCOP PUBLIC WOOD OPEN   MINAMI WATERS, INC. MWI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGES OPEN   MINO PUBLISHING CORP. MPC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   MINRAILWAYS GROUP MRG PRIVATE RAILWAY OPEN   MINSU IONICS, INC. MII PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   MINSUNESE AIRLINES MAIR PUBLIC AVIATION OPEN   MINSUNESE BROADCASTING SYSTEM, INC. MBSI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   MINSUOIL RESOURCE COMPANY MRC PUBLIC OIL & GAS OPEN   MINUSO UNIVERSITY MINU PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   MISATO COLLEGE EDUCATION HOLDINGS, INC. MCEH PRIVATE EDUCATION, HOLDINGS OPEN   NUMBERS, INC. NUMI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   ONE STUDIOS COMPANY OSC PRIVATE MEDIA PRODUCTION OPEN   OWARI CORPORATION OWC PRIVATE RAILWAY OPEN   OYAMADOC GROUP ODG PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   OYA AIR OYAR PRIVATE AVIATION OPEN   OYAMA LANDMASTERS, INC. OLI PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   PANDORA TECHNOLOGIES PTCH PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   PANLAVENDER AIR COMPANY PLAC PRIVATE AVIATION OPEN   PANOYAMA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION PMC PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK, INC. PSB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   PRIME MEDIA, INC. PMI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   PRIME STUDIOS, INC. PSI PRIVATE MEDIA PRODUCTION OPEN   PRIME SUMMIT PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. PSPC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   PRIVENTURES PVT PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION OPEN   SHANGJI HOTEL GROUP SHG PRIVATE HOTEL OPEN   SOGEN BIOTECH, INC. SBI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   SOVEREIGNO INC. SVRI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   STATE BANK COMPANY, LTD. SBC PUBLIC BANKING OPEN   STATE POWER CORPORATION SPC PUBLIC ENERGY OPEN   SUBINO AUTOMOTIVE SBAT PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE OPEN   TAKHEALTH GROUP, INC. THGI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   TATELCO TTLC PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   TATSUGO COMPANY TSGC PRIVATE FINANCE OPEN   TATSUYA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION TCC PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION OPEN   TATSUYA FINANCIAL, INC. TFI PRIVATE FINANCE OPEN   TATSUYA HOLDINGS COMPANY THC PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   TRUST FINANCIAL CORPORATION TFC PRIVATE FINANCE OPEN   TSUBATA PUBLISHING COMPANY TPC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   UNIVERSAL FOODSPHERE UFS PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST UOE PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   V AUTO VAUT PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE OPEN   VIVA PUBLISHING HOUSE, INC. VPH PRIVATE PRINTING & PUBLISHING OPEN   WOW RADIO, INC. WWR PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   XUANCOM XNC PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   XUAN GROUP XNG PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   XUANVEST XNV PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   ZEN INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS ZIL PRIVATE LOGICTICS OPEN   ZERO APPARELS COMPANY ZAC PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN    

History
The Eriya Stock Exchange (ESE) was established on September 5, 1334 by Prince Min-Su Shoji and Lord Ota Yukiro. It operated in the historical Shojiki Building, an imperial crown property under Prince Shoji's name. The ESE listed over a hundred companies from various sectors and was dominated by either state-owned or crown companies.

Shojiki Building, Eriya
In 1385, the State Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) allowed for the merger of the Eriya Stock Exchange and the Eribi Stock Exchange. The Minsunese Stock Exchange, Inc. was incorporated in June 20, 1385 by the following incorporators: ?, ?, ?, and Princess Min-Su Ayami.
 

 

 

The Minsunese Stock Exchange, Inc. (Minsunese: ミンスネーゼ証券取引所; MINEX: 礦工) is the national stock exchange of Min-Su. The exchange was created in 1385 from the merger of the Eriya Stock Exchange and the Eribi Stock Exchange. Including previous forms, the exchange has been in operation since 1334.
On a whole, the Minsunese Stock Exchange has ? listed companies. The main index for MINEX is the MINEX Composite Index (MINEXi) composed of thirty (30) listed companies. The selection of companies in the MINEXi is based on a specific set of criteria. There are also six additional sector-based indices. The MINEX is overseen by a 15-member Board of Directors, chaired by the Securities and Exchange Commissioner, Koto Hideki. 

 

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The Minsunese Stock Exchange is where icons and disruptors come to build on their success and shape the future. We’ve created one of the world’s largest and most trusted equities exchange and the world’s most deterministic trading technology. Our data, technology and expertise help today’s leaders and tomorrow’s visionaries capitalize on opportunity in the public markets.

L O C A L
COMPANY NAME STOCK SYMBOL OWNERSHIP SECTOR/S STATUS CURRENT PRICE 365 COMPANY 365C PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN   7SEAS MEDIA, INC. 7SMI PRIVATE MEDIA OPEN   ACE CAPITAL HOLDINGS, INC. ACHI PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   ACE GEOCORP AGC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   ACE PETROLEUM COMPANY APC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   ACE PRINTING COMPANY APRC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   AGRI REFINERY, INC. AGRI PRIVATE MANUFACTURING OPEN   AGRISTATE COMPANY AGSC PUBLIC AGRICULTURE OPEN   AIKAWA GLOBAL GROUP, INC. AGGI PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   AIKATEL AKTL PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   AKITA BROADCASTING SYSTEM ABS PUBLIC MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   ALLIED HEALTH, INC. AHI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   APA ICT UNIVERSITY AIU PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   APEX HOLDINGS, INC. APHI PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   APEX MINING COMPANY APMC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   APEX PETROL COMPANY APPC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   ARMIN, INC. ARMI PRIVATE DEFENSE OPEN   ATLAS MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AMDC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   AXIS RESCOURCE CORPORATION ARCO PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   BANANA MEDIA COMPANY BMC PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   BASIC ENERGY CORPORATION BECO PUBLIC ENERGY OPEN   BERWOOD BRWD PRIVATE MANUFACTURING OPEN   BUZHAN BANK BUB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   BUZHAN WATER COOPERATIVE BWCO PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN   CENTRAL FOODS INC. CFI PUBLIC FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   CENTRAL SUGAR COMPANY CSC PUBLIC MANUFACTURING OPEN   CENTURY OIL CORPORATION COC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   CENTURY-TATSUYA FOOD, INC. CTFI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   CENTURY-TATSUYA LAND, INC. CTLI PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   CENTURY-TATSUYA POWER CORPORATION CTPC PRIVATE ENERGY OPEN   CHEN CLOTHING COMPANY CCC PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN   CITYVILLE DEVELOPMENT CORP. CVDC PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   COAL LAVENDER, INC. CLI PRIVATE MINING OPEN   CYBER GROUP CGRP PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   CYBERGATE DEVELOPMENT CORP. CDC PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   DELI AURA, LTD. DEA PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   DISTRICT BANK DISB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   DREAM ENTERTAINMENT DREN PRIVATE FILM, MEDIA PRODUCTION OPEN   ERI CONGLOMERATE ERCN PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   ERI HEAVY INDUSTRIES EHIN PRIVATE DEFENSE, CONSTRUCTION OPEN   ERI UNITED MINING COMPANY EUMC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   ERI UNITED OIL CORPORATION EUOC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   ERIYA STATE UNIVERSITY, INC. ESUI PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   FEI HOTELS FEH PRIVATE HOTEL OPEN   FORTUNE FERRY COMPANY FFCO PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION OPEN   FUJIRO MOTORS FJMT PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE OPEN   GAOIST MEDICAL GROUP, INC. GMGI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   GEM WATER COMPANY GWCO PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN   GOTOURS GTR PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION OPEN   GREENVILLE COMPANY GCO PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   HANBEN BANK, INC. HBI PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   HARBOR STAR SHIPPING COMPANY HSSC PRIVATE TRASNPORTATION OPEN   IMPERIAL CROWN EQUITIES ICE PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   INTEGRATED MICRO-ELECTRICS, INC. IMEI PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   ISLAND FISHER'S CO. IFC PRIVATE AGRICULTURE OPEN   JASMINE FIELDS JMF PRIVATE AGRICULTURE OPEN   KANTOTSU GROUP HOLDINGS COMPANY, LTD. KGHC PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   KANTOTSU RAILWAY COMPANY, LTD. KRC PRIVATE RAILWAY OPEN   KISO WATER COOPERATIVE KWC PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN   KLIX, INC. KLX PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   KOSHINO TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY KTC PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   LAVBANK LAB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   LAVENDER GROWERS CORPORATION LGC PRIVATE AGRICULTURE OPEN   LIQI CONSTRUCTION LQC PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION OPEN   MBS RADIO, INC. MRI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   METRO LOGISTICS CORPORATION MLC PRIVATE LOGISTICS OPEN   MICOP MCOP PUBLIC WOOD OPEN   MINAMI WATERS, INC. MWI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGES OPEN   MINO PUBLISHING CORP. MPC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   MINRAILWAYS GROUP MRG PRIVATE RAILWAY OPEN   MINSU IONICS, INC. MII PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   MINSUNESE AIRLINES MAIR PUBLIC AVIATION OPEN   MINSUNESE BROADCASTING SYSTEM, INC. MBSI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   MINSUOIL RESOURCE COMPANY MRC PUBLIC OIL & GAS OPEN   MINUSO UNIVERSITY MINU PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   MISATO COLLEGE EDUCATION HOLDINGS, INC. MCEH PRIVATE EDUCATION, HOLDINGS OPEN   NUMBERS, INC. NUMI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   ONE STUDIOS COMPANY OSC PRIVATE MEDIA PRODUCTION OPEN   OWARI CORPORATION OWC PRIVATE RAILWAY OPEN   OYAMADOC GROUP ODG PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   OYA AIR OYAR PRIVATE AVIATION OPEN   OYAMA LANDMASTERS, INC. OLI PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   PANDORA TECHNOLOGIES PTCH PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   PANLAVENDER AIR COMPANY PLAC PRIVATE AVIATION OPEN   PANOYAMA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION PMC PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK, INC. PSB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   PRIME MEDIA, INC. PMI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   PRIME STUDIOS, INC. PSI PRIVATE MEDIA PRODUCTION OPEN   PRIME SUMMIT PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. PSPC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   PRIVENTURES PVT PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION OPEN   SHANGJI HOTEL GROUP SHG PRIVATE HOTEL OPEN   SOGEN BIOTECH, INC. SBI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   SOVEREIGNO INC. SVRI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   STATE BANK COMPANY, LTD. SBC PUBLIC BANKING OPEN   STATE POWER CORPORATION SPC PUBLIC ENERGY OPEN   SUBINO AUTOMOTIVE SBAT PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE OPEN   TAKHEALTH GROUP, INC. THGI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   TATELCO TTLC PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   TATSUGO COMPANY TSGC PRIVATE FINANCE OPEN   TATSUYA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION TCC PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION OPEN   TATSUYA FINANCIAL, INC. TFI PRIVATE FINANCE OPEN   TATSUYA HOLDINGS COMPANY THC PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   TRUST FINANCIAL CORPORATION TFC PRIVATE FINANCE OPEN   TSUBATA PUBLISHING COMPANY TPC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   UNIVERSAL FOODSPHERE UFS PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST UOE PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   V AUTO VAUT PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE OPEN   VIVA PUBLISHING HOUSE, INC. VPH PRIVATE PRINTING & PUBLISHING OPEN   WOW RADIO, INC. WWR PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   XUANCOM XNC PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   XUAN GROUP XNG PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   XUANVEST XNV PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   ZEN INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS ZIL PRIVATE LOGICTICS OPEN   ZERO APPARELS COMPANY ZAC PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN    

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The Minsunese Stock Exchange is where icons and disruptors come to build on their success and shape the future. We’ve created one of the world’s largest and most trusted equities exchange and the world’s most deterministic trading technology. Our data, technology and expertise help today’s leaders and tomorrow’s visionaries capitalize on opportunity in the public markets.

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COMPANY NAME STOCK SYMBOL OWNERSHIP SECTOR/S STATUS CURRENT PRICE 365 COMPANY 365C PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN   7SEAS MEDIA, INC. 7SMI PRIVATE MEDIA OPEN   ACE CAPITAL HOLDINGS, INC. ACHI PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   ACE GEOCORP AGC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   ACE PETROLEUM COMPANY APC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   ACE PRINTING COMPANY APRC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   AGRI REFINERY, INC. AGRI PRIVATE MANUFACTURING OPEN   AGRISTATE COMPANY AGSC PUBLIC AGRICULTURE OPEN   AIKAWA GLOBAL GROUP, INC. AGGI PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   AIKATEL AKTL PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   AKITA BROADCASTING SYSTEM ABS PUBLIC MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   ALLIED HEALTH, INC. AHI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   APA ICT UNIVERSITY AIU PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   APEX HOLDINGS, INC. APHI PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   APEX MINING COMPANY APMC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   APEX PETROL COMPANY APPC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   ARMIN, INC. ARMI PRIVATE DEFENSE OPEN   ATLAS MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AMDC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   AXIS RESCOURCE CORPORATION ARCO PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   BANANA MEDIA COMPANY BMC PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   BASIC ENERGY CORPORATION BECO PUBLIC ENERGY OPEN   BERWOOD BRWD PRIVATE MANUFACTURING OPEN   BUZHAN BANK BUB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   BUZHAN WATER COOPERATIVE BWCO PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN   CENTRAL FOODS INC. CFI PUBLIC FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   CENTRAL SUGAR COMPANY CSC PUBLIC MANUFACTURING OPEN   CENTURY OIL CORPORATION COC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   CENTURY-TATSUYA FOOD, INC. CTFI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   CENTURY-TATSUYA LAND, INC. CTLI PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   CENTURY-TATSUYA POWER CORPORATION CTPC PRIVATE ENERGY OPEN   CHEN CLOTHING COMPANY CCC PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN   CITYVILLE DEVELOPMENT CORP. CVDC PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   COAL LAVENDER, INC. CLI PRIVATE MINING OPEN   CYBER GROUP CGRP PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   CYBERGATE DEVELOPMENT CORP. CDC PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   DELI AURA, LTD. DEA PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   DISTRICT BANK DISB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   DREAM ENTERTAINMENT DREN PRIVATE FILM, MEDIA PRODUCTION OPEN   ERI CONGLOMERATE ERCN PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   ERI HEAVY INDUSTRIES EHIN PRIVATE DEFENSE, CONSTRUCTION OPEN   ERI UNITED MINING COMPANY EUMC PRIVATE MINING OPEN   ERI UNITED OIL CORPORATION EUOC PRIVATE OIL & GAS OPEN   ERIYA STATE UNIVERSITY, INC. ESUI PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   FEI HOTELS FEH PRIVATE HOTEL OPEN   FORTUNE FERRY COMPANY FFCO PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION OPEN   FUJIRO MOTORS FJMT PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE OPEN   GAOIST MEDICAL GROUP, INC. GMGI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   GEM WATER COMPANY GWCO PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN   GOTOURS GTR PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION OPEN   GREENVILLE COMPANY GCO PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   HANBEN BANK, INC. HBI PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   HARBOR STAR SHIPPING COMPANY HSSC PRIVATE TRASNPORTATION OPEN   IMPERIAL CROWN EQUITIES ICE PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   INTEGRATED MICRO-ELECTRICS, INC. IMEI PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   ISLAND FISHER'S CO. IFC PRIVATE AGRICULTURE OPEN   JASMINE FIELDS JMF PRIVATE AGRICULTURE OPEN   KANTOTSU GROUP HOLDINGS COMPANY, LTD. KGHC PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   KANTOTSU RAILWAY COMPANY, LTD. KRC PRIVATE RAILWAY OPEN   KISO WATER COOPERATIVE KWC PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES OPEN   KLIX, INC. KLX PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   KOSHINO TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY KTC PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   LAVBANK LAB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   LAVENDER GROWERS CORPORATION LGC PRIVATE AGRICULTURE OPEN   LIQI CONSTRUCTION LQC PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION OPEN   MBS RADIO, INC. MRI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   METRO LOGISTICS CORPORATION MLC PRIVATE LOGISTICS OPEN   MICOP MCOP PUBLIC WOOD OPEN   MINAMI WATERS, INC. MWI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGES OPEN   MINO PUBLISHING CORP. MPC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   MINRAILWAYS GROUP MRG PRIVATE RAILWAY OPEN   MINSU IONICS, INC. MII PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   MINSUNESE AIRLINES MAIR PUBLIC AVIATION OPEN   MINSUNESE BROADCASTING SYSTEM, INC. MBSI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   MINSUOIL RESOURCE COMPANY MRC PUBLIC OIL & GAS OPEN   MINUSO UNIVERSITY MINU PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   MISATO COLLEGE EDUCATION HOLDINGS, INC. MCEH PRIVATE EDUCATION, HOLDINGS OPEN   NUMBERS, INC. NUMI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   ONE STUDIOS COMPANY OSC PRIVATE MEDIA PRODUCTION OPEN   OWARI CORPORATION OWC PRIVATE RAILWAY OPEN   OYAMADOC GROUP ODG PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   OYA AIR OYAR PRIVATE AVIATION OPEN   OYAMA LANDMASTERS, INC. OLI PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   PANDORA TECHNOLOGIES PTCH PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   PANLAVENDER AIR COMPANY PLAC PRIVATE AVIATION OPEN   PANOYAMA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION PMC PRIVATE ELECTRONICS OPEN   PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK, INC. PSB PRIVATE BANKING OPEN   PRIME MEDIA, INC. PMI PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   PRIME STUDIOS, INC. PSI PRIVATE MEDIA PRODUCTION OPEN   PRIME SUMMIT PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. PSPC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   PRIVENTURES PVT PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION OPEN   SHANGJI HOTEL GROUP SHG PRIVATE HOTEL OPEN   SOGEN BIOTECH, INC. SBI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   SOVEREIGNO INC. SVRI PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   STATE BANK COMPANY, LTD. SBC PUBLIC BANKING OPEN   STATE POWER CORPORATION SPC PUBLIC ENERGY OPEN   SUBINO AUTOMOTIVE SBAT PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE OPEN   TAKHEALTH GROUP, INC. THGI PRIVATE HEALTH OPEN   TATELCO TTLC PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   TATSUGO COMPANY TSGC PRIVATE FINANCE OPEN   TATSUYA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION TCC PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION OPEN   TATSUYA FINANCIAL, INC. TFI PRIVATE FINANCE OPEN   TATSUYA HOLDINGS COMPANY THC PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   TRUST FINANCIAL CORPORATION TFC PRIVATE FINANCE OPEN   TSUBATA PUBLISHING COMPANY TPC PRIVATE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING OPEN   UNIVERSAL FOODSPHERE UFS PRIVATE FOOD & BEVERAGE OPEN   UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST UOE PRIVATE EDUCATION OPEN   V AUTO VAUT PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE OPEN   VIVA PUBLISHING HOUSE, INC. VPH PRIVATE PRINTING & PUBLISHING OPEN   WOW RADIO, INC. WWR PRIVATE MEDIA BROADCASTING OPEN   XUANCOM XNC PRIVATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN   XUAN GROUP XNG PRIVATE HOLDINGS OPEN   XUANVEST XNV PRIVATE PROPERTY OPEN   ZEN INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS ZIL PRIVATE LOGICTICS OPEN   ZERO APPARELS COMPANY ZAC PRIVATE APPAREL OPEN    

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The Minsunese Stock Exchange is where icons and disruptors come to build on their success and shape the future. We’ve created one of the world’s largest and most trusted equities exchange and the world’s most deterministic trading technology. Our data, technology and expertise help today’s leaders and tomorrow’s visionaries capitalize on opportunity in the public markets.

Country prepares for upcoming Sacred Week
By Mori Tatsuya 

ERIYA - The Gaoism-adherents in the country are preparing for the celebration of one of the biggest holidays in Min-Su, the Sacred Week. It is a seven-day holiday in which Gaoists and the Minsunese diaspora observe four important religious events in Gaoism. These are: the Descent of the Primordial Gao (February 27), the Preaching of the Myriad Ways (February 28),  the Personification of the Divine Will (March 2), and the Ascension of the Primordial Gao or the Gaomatsuri (March 5).
Many Minsunese nationals take paid time off during this holiday, and some companies are closed down completely and give their employees time off. Sacred Week is the longest vacation period of the year for many Minsunese workers and is a popular time for holiday travel. Despite significantly higher rates than usual, flights, trains, and hotels are often fully booked.
Minsunese nationals during the Sacred Week would flock to shrines and pray. Spend the holidays with their families and sing Gaoist hymns. Minsunese homes and streets would be decorated with Gaoist ornaments. Actors and plays would act on Gaoist stories and local myths.
The State Commission on Religion (SCR), an independent agency on religious affairs, expects this year’s Sacred Week to be larger than previous years. 
During the last day of the Sacred Week, people from around the country would flock to the imperial capital to participate in the annual Gaomatsuri. The Gaomatsuri is a street-festival which is held on March 5 annually wherein people dance to the beat of the drums and instruments celebrating the ascension of the Primordial Gao after preaching on Esferos. 
People would wear their traditional dress and the streets would be filled with music, stalls, and people. 

 
 

Country prepares for upcoming Sacred Week
By Mori Tatsuya 

ERIYA - The Gaoism-adherents in the country are preparing for the celebration of one of the biggest holidays in Min-Su, the Sacred Week. It is a seven-day holiday in which Gaoists and the Minsunese diaspora observe four important religious events in Gaoism. These are: the Descent of the Primordial Gao (February 27), the Preaching of the Myriad Ways (February 28),  the Personification of the Divine Will (March 2), and the Ascension of the Primordial Gao or the Gaomatsuri (March 5).
Many Minsunese nationals take paid time off during this holiday, and some companies are closed down completely and give their employees time off. Sacred Week is the longest vacation period of the year for many Minsunese workers and is a popular time for holiday travel. Despite significantly higher rates than usual, flights, trains, and hotels are often fully booked.
Minsunese nationals during the Sacred Week would flock to shrines and pray. Spend the holidays with their families and sing Gaoist hymns. Minsunese homes and streets would be decorated with Gaoist ornaments. Actors and plays would act on Gaoist stories and local myths.
The State Commission on Religion (SCR), an independent agency on religious affairs, expects this year’s Sacred Week to be larger than previous years. 
During the last day of the Sacred Week, people from around the country would flock to the imperial capital to participate in the annual Gaomatsuri. The Gaomatsuri is a street-festival which is held on March 5 annually wherein people dance to the beat of the drums and instruments celebrating the ascension of the Primordial Gao after preaching on Esferos. 
People would wear their traditional dress and the streets would be filled with music, stalls, and people. 

 
 

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Country prepares for upcoming Sacred Week
By Mori Tatsuya 

ERIYA - The Gaoism-adherents in the country are preparing for the celebration of one of the biggest holidays in Min-Su, the Sacred Week. It is a seven-day holiday in which Gaoists and the Minsunese diaspora observe four important religious events in Gaoism. These are: the Descent of the Primordial Gao (February 27), the Preaching of the Myriad Ways (February 28),  the Personification of the Divine Will (March 2), and the Ascension of the Primordial Gao or the Gaomatsuri (March 5).
Many Minsunese nationals take paid time off during this holiday, and some companies are closed down completely and give their employees time off. Sacred Week is the longest vacation period of the year for many Minsunese workers and is a popular time for holiday travel. Despite significantly higher rates than usual, flights, trains, and hotels are often fully booked.
Minsunese nationals during the Sacred Week would flock to shrines and pray. Spend the holidays with their families and sing Gaoist hymns. Minsunese homes and streets would be decorated with Gaoist ornaments. Actors and plays would act on Gaoist stories and local myths.
The State Commission on Religion (SCR), an independent agency on religious affairs, expects this year’s Sacred Week to be larger than previous years. 
During the last day of the Sacred Week, people from around the country would flock to the imperial capital to participate in the annual Gaomatsuri. The Gaomatsuri is a street-festival which is held on March 5 annually wherein people dance to the beat of the drums and instruments celebrating the ascension of the Primordial Gao after preaching on Esferos. 
People would wear their traditional dress and the streets would be filled with music, stalls, and people. 

 
 

Tupmonia Wiki: Chapter 1, Part 5 
Tykes Rebellion: 186 AF- 211 AF
Tupmonian Rebels + Golban Clans: 20,000 men
Tupmonians: 40,000 men
Tykes Rebellion (also known as the Tupmonian Civil War) is probably the most famous war in Tupmonias history. Lord Robert Tyke and several other Tupmonian lords declared war on the ruling Lonebars, after King Alfan Lonebar kidnapped, raped, and evetually killed the daughter of Lord Tyke, along with several of Tykes’ household guards, one of his knights, and Rilwon Fenn – heir to Lord Fenn. When Lord Tyke declared war on the crown most lords remained loyal to the king out of fear or wanting to fight on the winning side. This war remains as Tupmonias longest and most bloody war. House Lonebar lost their position as the royal house and Tupmonia became a much different country after the rebellion under the rule of House Tyke. 
 
The Cause of War: 
In spring of 185 AF, Lord Robert Tyke and Lord Albert Fenn agreed upon a betrothal. Sandra Tyke (13 yrs) was to marry Rilwon Fenn (19 yrs). Rilwon was squireing for King Alfan Lonebar in Lonebar City, so Sandra moved to the capital to be with her betrothed. Lord Tyke sent ten of his household guards, one of his knights (Ser Thomas Hammel), and two handmaids to accompany Sandra in the capital. When Sandra arrived she had a comfortable seat in the castle and often attended the king's court. After a few months Sandra was taken into the kings custody, and was raped. It's unclear what led up to this, but it’s known that King Alfan took a strong liking to the daughter of Lord Tyke. When Ser Thomas heard of the news he gathered his guards and Rilwon Fenn and stormed the throne room, killing two men in the process. King Alfan was surrounded by all ten of his Kingsguard who were some of the greatest fighters in Tupmonia. Ser Thomas demanded Sandra be freed or fighting would ensue. The king ordered his men to kill Sandras guards, and so the fighting began. Ser Thomas Hammel and Rilwon Fenn were killed in the fighting. Two of the Kingsguard were killed (Ser Arthur Moore and Ser Enes Bode). Three of Sandras remaining guards threw down their swords and surrendered. They were arrested and later both of Sandras handmaids were arrested as well. When word eventually reached Lord Fenn and Lord Tyke, they instantly considered waging war. Lord Hammel joined the call to war when he heard of his son's death. Lord Cobb (father in-law to Lord Fenn) and Lord Arozen (father in-law to Lord Tyke) also joined the war after some convincing. Several other houses were asked to join the rebellion, but only House Niyazov joined because of their friendship with House Tyke dating back to the Hill Wars. The six lords combined for 7,000 fighting men: House Fenn had the majority of men, with around 3,000. House Tyke supplied 1,300 men. House Cobb had 1,100 men. House Arozen put 900 men to the cause, and House Hammel gave 700. Finally, House Niyazov only had 150 men that could fight. When King Alfan heard about Lord Tykes call to war he summoned his armies to Lonebar City. The king's army had about 40,000 men total. 
 
The Rebel-Golban Alliance: Nov, 186 AF
The rebels knew they had no chance with only 7,000 men. Shortly after Lord Tyke declared war, he traveled into Golban territory in hopes to form an alliance. Lord Tyke and his generals met with the heads of all eight clans. After long negotiations with the clans, five of the eight agreed to join the war. The Loshad Clan, Luchnik Clan, Mech Clan, Reed Clan, and Kapio Clan joined, adding 12,000 men to Lord Tykes army. In return for their men the Golbans would receive gold, horses, and weapons, and after the war was won they were to receive some of their lands back. 
 
The Battles of Horseshoe Road: Jan- Mar, 187 AF
Tupmonian Rebels (Commander’s - Lord Aaron Cobb and Musa of Mech) : 5,000
Tupmonians: 500 in the Western Fort, 500 in the Eastern Fort, and 1,000 in the Center Fort
While King Alfan still held most of his army at Lonebar City, Lord Tyke ordered Lord Cobb to gather 5,000 men and take Horseshoe Road – the main road that acted as a trade route between the two major Tupmonian cities – Greenworth and Lonebar City. The plan was to take the three small strongholds along the road. Two of the strongholds were located at the far ends of the road; they were much smaller than the main stronghold in the center of the road, and only held around 500 men in each of them. Lord Cobb split his men into two groups of 2,500 men. He led one of the groups to take the Western Fort near Lonebar City. Musa of Mech commanded the other group of 2,500 men and was ordered to take the Eastern Fort near Greenworth. Both forts were taken pretty easily. Both parties left a small garrison to hold the forts and the rest advanced on the Center Fort. The Center Fort was attacked from the east and the west, which made it much harder for the enemy to defend. Lord Cobb took the fort within three days. Lord Cobb lost around 1,000 men taking the three road forts, but the rebels now held a huge advantage with having the road. Lord Cobb sent Musa of Mech with 500 men to join Lord Fenn and his men who were moving on Greenworth, while he stayed with 3,000 men to hold the Center Fort against any enemies trying to pass. 
Rebel Casualties: 1,000
Tupmonian Casualties: 1,800 (the Road Lords were destroyed: Lord Garland Ceford, Lord Byron Weford, and Lord Kevan Eaford were killed in battle)

 
Greenworth Siege: July 187- Feb 188
Tupmonian Rebels (Commanders - Lord Fenn, Lord Hammel, Draven of Loshad: 12,000
Garrison of Greenworth (Lord Gaston Greenview): 2,000
Once Lord Fenn got word that Lord Cobb took Horseshoe Road he moved his host to take the city of Greenworth. He laid siege on the city with 12,000 men. The siege lasted over half a year, but in February, 188 AF Lord Fenn and his men finally got through the walls with a desperate push. Many surrendered when the rebels were through, while others stood and fought. The rebel army fought the remaining men and took the city. 
Rebel Casualties: 4,000
Garrison Casualties: 1,500 (Lord Gaston Greenview and other lords were imprisoned)
 
The King’s Advancement: Aug 187- Jan 190
Tupmonian Rebels: 500 in the Western Fort (Commander - Maro of Mech)
500 in the Eastern Fort (Commander - Ser Andre Arozen)
3,000 in the Center Fort (Commander - Lord Aaron Cobb)
1,000 Reed Raiders (Commander - Raf of Reed)
2,000 Tupmonian Rebels (Commander - Lord Robert Tyke)
 
Tupmonians: 20,000 (Commander - Prince Joel Lonebar)
When King Alfan heard the city of Greenworth was under siege he sent his second son, Prince Joel Lonebar along with 20,000 men to relieve Greenworth of siege. With Horseshoe Road being held by the rebels, many of the king's generals advised to use alternate routes, while others argued that the rebels holding the road were no match for their army. The king commanded the army to take Horseshoe Road. Prince Joel and his host encountered the Western Fort. The Tupmonian army took the fort with negligible losses and continued their advancement. Along the road the Tupmonian host was constantly raided (mostly in their baggage train) by Reed clansmen, who were ordered to weaken the incoming army. The raids killed several hundreds of Tupmonains, destroyed supplies, and slowed down the army significantly  Nevertheless, the king's army reached the Center Fort, which was still manned by 3,000 rebels, led by Lord Cobb. The rebels held off the king's army, while raiders continued to attack the army's weak points. The two sides battled for years, until Prince Joel decided to take alternate roads, but when they did they were attacked by Lord Tyke and his army of 2,000 men along with the Reed raiders (Battle of Brownridge). The two sides constantly skirmished and the rebels made it almost impossible to cross the roads. Finally, in September 190 AF, Prince Joel broke through the rebel lines and defenses and were able to push through, despite the rebels still holding the Center Fort. The battles heavily weakened the Tupmonian army, but their numbers were still far more superior to the rebels. In November 190 AF, Prince Joel reached the Eastern Fort and took it with relative ease. After taking the fort he moved to retake Greenworth from Lord Fenn. 
Rebel Losses: 3,000
Tupmonian Losses: 7,500
 
Siege of Shrubhold : Jan 188- May 188: 
Garrison of Shrubhold (Commander - Lord Max Arozen): 80
Tupmonians (Commander -Lord Raymond Sommer): 10,000
Shortly after King Alfan sent an army to retake Greenworth, he sent another army of 10,000 men commanded by Lord Sommer. Their mission was to head south and take Shrubhold – the seat of House Arozen. And once it was taken they were to take Fennguard – the seat of House Fenn. Shrubhold held a small garrison, as most of their men were off at war. They were commanded by the old Lord Max Arozen, who once was a great fighter. Shrubhold had high and strong walls, and enough supplies to last eight months. Lord Sommer attempted to storm the castle, due to his highly superior numbers and impatience, but the garrison held off the attackers well, and Lord Sommer was forced to pull back his men. After three months of siege, the Tupmonians finally broke through the wall and killed the remaining fighters. Lord Arozen was taken prisoner, while his third son, Ser Arthur Arozen was killed in the fighting. The Tupmonians took Shrubhold and Lord Sommer left a garrison of 500 men before he moved to take Fennguard.
Rebel Casualties: 60 (Ser Arthur Arozen was killed in battle)
Tupmonian Casualties: 300

 
Siege of Fennguard : June 188- March 189
Garrison of Fennguard (Commander - Ser Mark Mandor): 300
Tupmonians (Commander - Lord Raymond Sommer): 9,000
After taking Shrubhold, Lord Sommer moved on Fennguard. He instantly began to build siege towers and a battering ram. Ser Mark Mandor, one of Lord Fenns most loyal knights, made necessary defenses to combat the Tupmonian army the best he could. After months and months of siege, Lord Sommer finally made it through the thick walls of Fennguard, but lost thousands in the process. Ser Mark Mandor died defending a retreat to save the last remaining son of Lord Fenn (Ser John Fenn). Ser John escaped with 50 men, while the rest of the garrison was killed or captured. Lady Carla Fenn and her eight year old daughter Rebecca Fenn were captured. The Tupmonians now held all of the rebel strongholds in the south. 
Rebel Casualties: 200 
Tupmonian Casualties: 2,300
 
The Second Siege of Greenworth: Feb 190- Feb 192 
Rebel Garrison (Commander - Lord Albert Fenn, Lord Jay Hammel): 8,000
Tupmonian Army (Commander - Prince Joel Lonebar): 12,500
The Second Greenworth Siege is known to be the one of the biggest and most bloody sieges in Tupmonias history. After The King’s Advancement, Prince Joel arrived at the rebel held city of Greenworth and laid siege to it. The siege lasted two years, and even though Lord Fenn lost the city, he still inflicted heavy damage on the Prince's army. On December 27, 191, Lord Fenn surprised the Tupmonians with an unexpected sally. The rebel sally took out a good portion of the besiegers, but after hours of battle Price Joel pushed the rebels back and sealed the gate to block re-entry into the city. Lord Fenn couldn't break the lines blocking the city gate. This led to him having to retreat into open land. Lord Fenn escaped with 4,000 men. Lord Jay Hammel now held the city with 1,000 men. After a few more months of siege Prince Joel took the city. Lord Hammel and his three sons died during the last stretch of the siege (Lord Hammels brother, who held Hammelhold became the new lord of House Hammel). Lord Gaston Greenview was freed along with the other lords and knights who were imprisoned after the first siege of Greenworth. 
Rebel Casualties: 4,000 (Lord Jay Hammel was killed in battle)
Tupmonian Casualties: 8,700
 
Mid War Summary: At this point in the war the loyalist army lost more than half of their men (it's estimated that they lost 22,000 men). On the other hand, the rebels had lost an estimated 12,300 men (mostly Golban clansmen), but were still losing the war because of their inferior numbers. Lord Sommer remained south with his 7,000 men to hold the taken castles. Prince Joel Lonebar held Greenworth with his army of 4,000 that once was an army of 20,000. Finally, King Alfan kept 6,000 men with him in Lonebar City. 
The rebel army was much more scattered and unorganized. Raf of Reed and his raiders were scattered all across central Tupmonia, Lord Fenn and his 4,000 men fled west after the Second Siege of Greenworth, Lord Cobb still held the Center Fort on Horseshoe Road with 2,000 men, Lord Tyke held his northern territory with 1,500 men, Ser John Fenn gathered the remaining men from the Siege of Shrubhold and Siege of Fennguard totaling around 100 men. 

 
The Southern Uprisings: 191- 203
After escaping the Siege of Fennguard, Ser John Fenn gathered the scattered survivors from the Siege of Shrubhold and Siege of Fennuard. He couldn't return north into friendlier territory because Lord Sommer now controlled the south and set a perimeter guarding its newly gained land. However, Ser John still had the love of his fathers people, so he and his men were hidden in villages and were given food and supplies to keep going. Several civilians are said to have even joined Ser John's band of men. After his group gained their strength back, the last remaining son of Lord Fenn led his band of 150 men and raided enemy patrols, outposts, and camps. For years Lord Sommer couldn't get his hands on Ser John Fenn who continued to slowly wreak havoc on the loyalist army. Many more joined the band of rebels over time. Finally, in November of 203, Ser John was finally defeated and the uprisings were destroyed. It’s estimated that Ser John Fenn and his group of a couple hundred men killed nearly 1,000 Tupmonian loyalists.
 
The War on Golbania: 194- 206
Svitoy, Yika, and Okontik Clans (Commander - High King Gallus): 3,000
Tupmonians (Commander - Lord William Otto, Lord Nicholos Plow): 4,000
At this point, with the rebel army down to 8,000 men, and the south securely held, King Alfan believed the war was pretty much won. In mid May 194, King Alfan sent 4,000 of his men from Lonebar City to conquer Golbania. Reed clansmen attempted to disrupt the Tupmonian army's advance by raiding, but it wasn't as effective as they hoped it would be. Raf of Reed was killed during a raid, which was a major blow to the Reed clan. Lord William Otto finally reached Golban lands in September 194 and instantly began to raid Golban villages and took minor strongholds. The three Golban clans that didn't join the Tupmonian rebels in the beginning of the war (Svitoy Clan, Yika Clan, and Okontik Clan) were now forced into the war to defend their lands. The two sides battled viciously for years with the Tupmonains holding a strong upper hand. Lord Plow destroyed what remained of the Okontik clan and took their land. Lord Otto destroyed the Yika clan in the famous Battle of the Burning River (204 AF), where several Yika ships were burned while trying to land men behind enemy lines. Hundreds of Yika clansmen were killed in the battle. On the other hand, the Svitoy clan did a good job pushing back the Tupmonians. Finally, in 206 AF the remaining Tupmonians retreated south, as they were needed desperately at that point. 
Golban Casualties: 2,000 (Salmo of Yika and Huntel of Okontik were killed in the war)
Tupmonian Casualties: 2,800 (Lord Nicholos Plow was killed in the war)
 
The Battle of Center Fort: June 26, 196
Rebels (Commander - Lord Aaron Cobb): 2,000
Tupmonians (Commander - Lord Agnar Arksworth): 4,000
With Lord Cobb still holding Horseshoe Road, it made transportation of supplies much harder and slower, especially with constant raids by the Reed clan. Prince Joel decided he needed the road in loyalist hands, so he commanded 2,000 of his garrison at Greenview and another 2,000 men that were under the command of Lord Sommer in the south to join forces and to take back the Center Fort. On June 26, 196 Lord Arksowrth stormed the Center Fort with 4,000 men. The battle went on for a day and a night. On the morning of June 27th Lord Arksworth and his men retreated in a crushing defeat. While retreating, Lord Arksworth was ambushed by hundreds of Reed raiders. Lord Arksworth was killed during the retreat and only several hundreds of his men were able to escape the battle alive. This battle ultimately turned the tide of the war in favor of the rebels. 
Rebel Casualties: 1,100
Tupmonian Casualties: 3,700 (Lord Agnar Arksworth was killed in battle)

 
Mid War Summary: Over the next five years of war both parties took a more passive approach. There weren't many major battles or large sieges, as both sides were weakening. Ser John Fenn continued his uprising in the south, the war in Golbania continued, but as for Tykes Rebellion itself, things started to die down. In the year 201, Lord Robert Tyke sent a letter of terms to King Alfan proposing an end to the war. In return for laying down his arms and returning taken territory, Lord Tyke demanded the release of his daughter and the lands that were taken from him given back. Lord Tyke also offered to pay the crown war reparations. However, King Alfan still believed he had a strong upper hand in the war. He refused Lord Tyke’s offer and sent him the heads of the three men that survived the fighting against the Kingsgaurd while attempting to free Sandra Tyke.
 
The Battle of Silent Swords: April 7, 203 
Rebels (Commander - Lord Robert Tyke): 5,000 + 1,000 mid-battle (Lord Aaron Cobb)
Tupmonians (Commander - Prince Joel Lonebar): 6,000
The Battle of Silent Swords is known to be one of the most, if not the most famous battle in Tupmonias history. After receiving King Alfan Lonebar’s response to his terms, Lord Tyke gathered his entire army, save the 1,200 men that held the Center Fort. 
King Alfan ordered his son to gather an army to meet the rebel force. Prince Joel gathered 1,500 men from his place in Greenworth, he received 1,000 men from Lonebar City, and another 3,500 men from Lord Sommers host in the south. The entire Tupmonian force met at Valleyhold, the seat of House Ashwin. Valleyhold was located in between the Center Fort on Horseshoe Road and Lord Tyke’s castle. The two sides met outside of Valleyhold on April 7, 203. The battle commenced with tight fighting along the hills. No side held an upper hand for a while, even after the successful rebel cavalry charge led by Draven of Loshad which smashed the advancing right flank of Lord Adam Moore, killing Lord Moore in the process. Finally, after hours of battle Lord Aaron Cobb descended on the battle with 1,000 men from his position in the Center Fort. Lord Cobb took the Tupmonian army in the rear, but even that push couldn't break the prince's army. Amongst the fighting Prince Joel Lonebar and Lord Robert Tyke met in the field. The two engaged in single combat. Lord Tyke was known to be a huge man (standing at around six feet and seven inches), while Prince Joel was much smaller, yet quicker. The prince delivered a devastating cut to the back of Lord Tyke’s thigh, but as he fell to his knees he brought a savage blow down with his greatsword onto Prince Joel's helm. The blow brought the prince down to the ground as well and both men fought. Lord Tyke eventually gained the upper hand and is said to have beaten the prince to death with his own helmet. When the prince's troops heard of his death many began to retreat, and the rebels won the battle.
Rebel Casualties: 3,000 (Lord Boros Niyazov and Ser Andre Arozen were killed in battle)
Tupmonian Casualties: 4,500 (Prince Joel Lonebar, Lord Adam Moore, and Lord Jory Ashwin were killed in battle)
 
The Battle of Pesok: November 12, 203 
Rebel Band (Commander - Ser John Fenn): 200 
Tupmonian Camp (Commander - Ser Brody Balfour): 400
After years of raiding and small skirmishes Ser John Fenn finally saw the end of his southern uprising on November 12, 203. Ser John planned to attack a larger enemy camp of 400 men, which would give his men better weapons, armor, and more food. Ser John planned to take the camp unaware, but his men were spotted and they had no choice but to fight. The Tupmonians outnumbered the rebel group two to one and were able to defeat them quickly. Ser John Fenn escaped, but barely. He took 2 arrows and a bad cut to his arm. The rebel band that had killed nearly 1,000 men through guerrilla warfare was finally put to an end. 
Rebel Casualties: 180
Tupmonian Casualties: 100
 
The Third Siege of Greenworth: January 204- March 204
Rebels (Commander - Lord Robert Tyke): 3,300
Tupmonian Garrison of Greenworth (Commander - Lord Gaston Greenview): 500
After winning the Battle of Silent Swords, Lord Tyke and his men rested at the Center Fort for several weeks. While his men regained their strength, Lord Tyke made plans to finish the war. His first priority was to retake the city of Greenworth once more before moving on Lonebar City, and once the two cities were taken everyone else would likely surrender. Lord Tyke left the Center Fort with a garrison of 200 men, now under the command of the wounded Ser John Fenn, who connected his band of men to Lord Tykes army after his loss at the Battle of Pesok. Lord Tyke laid siege on Greenworth in mid January. The city had already been through two sieges through the war and now it was taking its third. Lord Greenview surrendered the city after two months of siege, and even pledged his sword and men to the rebellion, seeing that the odds were slightly in favor of the rebels. Lord Tyke accepted Lord Greenviews fealty, but left the city under the command of Lord Aaron Cobb and 200 men of his own. 
0 casualties on both sides 
 
Battle of Eastern Fort: April 17, 204 
Rebels (Commander - Lord Robert Tyke): 3,100
Garrison of the Eastern Fort (Commander - Ser Finn Bode): 100
If Lord Tyke wanted to move on Lonebar City he had to take the Eastern Fort in order to use Horseshoe Road (the rebels technically held Horseshoe Road because of their position in the Center Fort, but they didn't hold the two smaller forts towards the ends of each side of the road; The Eastern and Western Fort). Lord Tyke attacked the small fort on April 17, 204. The battle lasted two hours and Lord Tyke took the fort, losing 100 men in the process. Lord Tyke left a garrison of 50 men, commanded by Ser Elliott Niyazov to hold the Eastern Fort 
Rebel Casualties: 100
Tupmonian Casualties: 70 (Ser Finn Bode was killed in battle)

 
The Battle of Western Fort: July 12, 204
Rebels (Commander - Lord Robert Tyke): 3,000
Garrison of the Western Fort (Commander - Ser Jackson Osbert): 100
With the Eastern Fort and Center Fort in rebel hands, all Lord Tyke had to do was take the Western Fort to reach Lonebar City. On July 12, 204 the rebel army came upon the Western Fort with about 3,000 men. The battle was short, as Ser Jackson Osbert retreated with half of his men within an hour of the battle, and allowed the rebels to take the fort. Lord Tyke left a garrison of 50 men under the command of his second son, Ser Brandon Tyke. 
Rebel Casualties: 30
Tupmonian Casualties: 50
 
Mid War Summary: At this point in the war the odds were practically even, but Lord Tyke had far more momentum behind him. Greenview was now in the hands of the rebels, along with Horseshoe Road, and most of northern Tupmonia. Lord Tyke had around 2,900 men left in his army (half Golbans and half Tupmonians), and several hundred men holding his castles and strongholds. On the other hand, the Tupmonian loyalists still held the south and west with 1,500 men under Lord Sommer. There were still about 1,000 men under Lord Otto fighting in Golbania, and King Alfan still held Lonebar City with 1,000 men. 
 
The Fall of Lonebar City: August 204- January 205
Rebels (Commander - Lord Robert Tyke): 2,900
Tupmonian Garrison (Commander - King Alfan Lonebar): 1,000
Even though the war officially ended in the year 211 AF, many historians mark The Fall of Lonebar City to be the true end of the war. On August 3, 204 Lord Tyke and his army laid siege on Lonebar City. On January 10, 205 the rebel army finally broke through the walls of the city and violent fighting commenced through the city streets. Later that day the rebel army broke through the king's castle walls within the city. Lord Tyke sent Ser Joseph Niyazov, Ser Roger Arozen, and Lord Albert Fenn to enter the castle with 100 men to rescue Sandra Tyke, while he remained to fight with his army. Lord Fenn, Ser Roger, and Ser Joseph were met by three of the Royal Kingsguard and about 70 men-at-arms. The two sides fought savagely within the castle walls. Lord Fenn and Ser Roger were slain by Ser Ronald Vayne in single combat, but Ser Joseph was able to defeat the Kingsguard and their men, killing two of the royal knights on his own. Ser Joseph continued with the ten men that remained and advanced into the throne room where he was met by three more Royal Kingsguard and the king himself seated upon his throne. Ser Joseph and his men engaged the Kingsguard, Ser Joseph's men were killed, but not without taking down two more of the Kingsguard. There only remained Ser Joseph and Ser Randyll Ryley, who was known to be one of the greatest fighters in Tupmonia, and the greatest of the ten Kingsguard. The two men fought a brutal duel that is well known today. Ser Joseph came on the offensive first, but to no avail. When Ser Joseph seemed to tire, Ser Randyll went heavily on the offensive, delivering blow after blow, while all Ser Joseph could do was parry desperately as Ser Randyll delivered swift and quick cuts with his sword. Ser Joseph suffered several cuts in the weak points of his armor and was sent to his knees. Ser Randyll delivered a blow with all his power behind it, Ser Joseph barely dodged the slash, and before Ser Randyll could lift his sword again, Ser Joseph stuck his sword in Ser Randylls throat, killing him. Before Ser Joseph was able to arrest the king, King Alfan stuck a dagger into his own heart so that he could not be used as leverage. Minutes later, Lord Tyke and his men entered the throne room. Unfortunately, Lord Tyke found his daughter dead in the king's dungeon (she was likely killed when news of the rebel breach reached the king). However, the king's heir, Prince Chadwick Lonebar was able to escape the city with his wife (Lady Anya Pine), his infant son (Prince Gabriel Lonebar), two Royal Kingsguard, and around twenty of his personal guards. Lord Tyke now held the capital of Tupmonia and King Alfan was dead, but as long as Prince Chadwick was alive, the war was yet to be won.
Rebel Casualties: 1,400 (Lord Albert Fenn was killed in battle)
Tupmonian Casualties: 900 (King Alfan Lonebar, and six Royal Kingsuard were killed in battle)
 
After Lonebar City fell and news of the king's death became widespread, many lords put down their swords and accepted Lord Tyke as their new king. Prince Chadwick (who was now technically the king) fled south to gather the men under Lord Sommer, and sent word to Lord Otto in Golbania to join his host. When King Chadwick assembled his army, he had about 2,000 men. 
 
The Lonebar Raids: 206-211
As more and more lords declared Lord Robert Tyke as their king, the less of a threat King Chadwick and his army became. In 206 raids broke out across rebel occupied lands, killing hundreds of civilians and soldiers. The raiding went on until February 8, 211 when King Chadwick was finally killed by Lord Tykes army in the Battle of Mor. However, King Chadwicks six year old son was able to escape with several men and he was never found. Nevertheless, the Battle of Mor marked the official end to the war. 
 
War Turnout: 
After the Battle of Mor, Lord Tyke was officially crowned king. The lords and knights that remained loyal to the Lonebar’s until the end were executed, while the ones who surrendered were pardoned. Ser John Fenn was raised to Lord Fenn after his fathers death, and was made into a powerful lord, along with Lord Aaron Cobb. 
The total death toll of the war is debated amongst historians, but most agree that it was around 90,000 (about 58,000 of them being soldiers). 
 
Total Rebel Casualties: 18,000
Notable Rebel Deaths: Lord Albert Fenn, Rilwon Fenn, Lord Max Arozen, Ser Arthur Arozen, Ser Andre Arozen, Ser Roger Arozen, Lord Jay Hammel, Ser Thomas Hammel, Ser Karson Hammel, Ser Larry Hammel, Ser Marcus Hammel, Lord Boros Niyazov, Ser Mark Mandor, Sandra Tyke, Raf of Reed, Kypo of Kapio, Lefto of Luchnik
 
Total Tupmonian Casualties: 38,000
Notable Tupmonian Deaths: King Alfan Lonebar, Prince Chadwik Lonebar, Prince Joel Lonebar, Lord Raymond Sommer, Lord William Otto, Lord Nicholas Plow, Lord Agnar Arksworth, Lord Adam Moore, Lord Jory Ashwin, Lord Kevan Eaford, Lord Byron Weford, Lord Garland Ceford, Ser Finn Bode. KINGSGUARD DEATHS: Ser Randyll Ryley, Ser Ronald Vayne, Ser James Balfour, Ser Enes Bode, Ser Arthur Moore, Ser Fredrick Markwyn, Ser Harold Garnett, Ser Reese Looke, Ser Shadwin Ansel
 
Total Golban Casualties (the clans that didn't join the rebellion): 2,000
Notable Golban Deaths: Salmo of Yika, Huntel of Okontik 
 
Total Civilian Casualties (Golban and Tupmonian): 32,000