The Pacific Confederacy

The Pacific Confederacy (TPC) is a nation encircling much of the Pacific Ocean. It consists of three former US states, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, and a large portion of Oceania. The TPC is a member of NAMEA and UCS, and is a close ally of many nations.

Pre-Nations
After World War II, Japan and Philippines established an alliance where they should defend and help each other. The Alliance was called the Western Pacific Alliance. The efforts of establishing this alliance is credited to President Mark D. Santos of the Philippines. The Alliance grew further, with Japan and Philippines uniting under a Confederacy once true change within the Philippines was proven, and that a union with Japan will boost their powers in Asia and the Pacific. After a few years of establishing power and strength, Taiwan joined the Western Pacific Confederation. Soon after, Papua New Ginuea joined under pressure and extreme collapse. Philippines and Japan used this as an advantage to establish a stronger, more influential, and effective control over East Asia and the West Pacific. The Confederacy renamed to the Pacific Confederacy, or the Pacific in short. A few months later, the massive navy of the Philippines set sail for Micronesia, annexing the nation. They gained international condemnation after this, but Micronesia's government thanked the Confederacy for giving a massive boost militarily and economically towards the nation.

When the Second American Civil War broke out, the Kingdom of Hawaii, after successfully regaining independence, joined the Confederacy and aided in freeing Guam, Guam decided to join the Confederacy afterwards. On the day known as the "Advent of August," Pacifican ships set sail for California, in order to aid their independence movement. Oregon and Washington decided to declare independence as well after pressure, and decided to join the Confederacy. California, once free, also joined the Confederacy.

In Nations
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Government and Military
The government is a confederation, with each constituent country having high autonomy. A yearly summit is held among the leaders of the countries.

The military is large and well-trained. The shipyards in Pearl Harbor are among the best in the world as well as being in an extremely strategic position, being in the middle of the Pacific. The nation itself is in a highly strategic, albeit spread out, position, having a major presence in Asia and North America.

Foreign Relations
The TPC has cordial relations with most countries in North America, Europe, and Asia.