However, it is obviously impossible to completely exclude external factors.
Although the second wave of national independence movements quickly swept the globe, resulting in the birth of dozens of countries within a few short years and leading to the collapse of a colonial system that had lasted for centuries, what truly impacted the global structure was the unification war initiated by Fanluo Country.
This war, once again, pushed the Liangxia Empire to the forefront of the storm.
At that time, the choices before the Liangxia Empire were extremely harsh, or rather, there was no real choice at all.
If the Liangxia Empire refused to take action, Bakistan would surely be conquered by Fanluo Country, and the entire Southern Subcontinent would be unified under one government.
To be fair, in the past thousands of years, this subcontinent had never achieved unification, at least not by establishing a truly unified regime.
