Qing Kingdom, Northern Qi, Dongyi, Xihu

The Qing Kingdom, Northern Qi, Dongyi, and Xihu were the four forces that existed in the book. The Qing Kingdom was the most powerful country. It had the Qing Kingdom and two Great Grandmasters. Under the Qing Emperor's leadership, the Qing Kingdom obtained an overwhelming advantage. Northern Qi was another important power. It had a powerful military force and a famous general, Shang Shan. Dongyi was a port city with a developed economy. It had no city walls and was known as the largest city in the world. Xi Hu was a force on the grasslands, but the exact situation was unknown.

Dongyi did not belong to Northern Qi or the Qing Kingdom. It existed as an independent force. Thus, Dongyi did not belong to Northern Qi or the Qing Kingdom.

Dongyi belonged to Northern Qi. In " Celebrating Years," Dongyi was an independent city, but faced with the danger of losing its independent status, it could only choose to side with the Qing Kingdom or Northern Qi. The envoy sent by the Qing Kingdom was Fan Xian, while Northern Qi sent the little Emperor personally. Thus, Dongyi ultimately chose to side with Northern Qi.

Since Dongyi was facing the danger of losing its independent status, it could only choose to lean towards the Qing Kingdom or Northern Qi. The envoy sent by the Qing Kingdom was Fan Xian, while Northern Qi sent the little Emperor personally. In the end, Dongyi chose to side with Northern Qi. Thus, Dongyi belonged to Northern Qi.

Dongyi belonged to Northern Qi. Dongyi was an independent city, but faced with the danger of losing its independent status, it could only choose to lean towards the Qing Kingdom or Northern Qi. In the end, Dongyi chose to side with Northern Qi. Thus, it could be confirmed that Dongyi belonged to Northern Qi.

Dongyi belonged to Northern Qi. Dongyi was an independent city, but faced with the danger of losing its independent status, it could only choose to lean towards the Qing Kingdom or Northern Qi. In the end, Dongyi chose to side with Northern Qi. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Dongyi belonged to Northern Qi.

Dongyi belonged to Northern Qi. Dongyi was a part of Northern Qi. In " Celebrating Years," Dongyi was an independent city, but faced with the danger of losing its independent status, it could only choose to side with the Qing Kingdom or Northern Qi. The envoy sent by the Qing Kingdom was Fan Xian, while Northern Qi sent the little Emperor personally. In the end, Dongyi chose to side with Northern Qi.

Dongyi belonged to Northern Qi. Dongyi was a part of Northern Qi. In " Celebrating Years," Dongyi was an independent city, but faced with the danger of losing its independent status, it could only choose to side with the Qing Kingdom or Northern Qi. The envoy sent by the Qing Kingdom was Fan Xian, while Northern Qi sent the little Emperor personally. In the end, Dongyi chose to side with Northern Qi. Thus, Dongyi belonged to Northern Qi.

Northern Qi's territory included Hebei, Tianjin, and other northern regions, while Qing's territory included Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Fujian, and parts of Shandong.

Northern Qi and the Qing Kingdom were two countries during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Northern Qi had inherited Great Wei's legacy and was one of the five dynasties of the Northern Dynasty. The Qing Kingdom was one of the four dynasties of the Southern Dynasty. In " Celebrating Years," Northern Qi and the Qing Kingdom launched a series of struggles. Even though Northern Qi's military strength far surpassed the Qing Kingdom, the reason Northern Qi had lost so many battles was not because the country was weak, but because it lacked unity. The Northern Qi people did not realize that in a war, the unity between soldiers was of utmost importance. As a result, Northern Qi fell apart. The Qing Kingdom used Northern Qi's palace treasury to carry out smuggling activities. This could be because Northern Qi did not collect taxes on the Qing Kingdom's imported goods, while the Qing Kingdom collected taxes on goods that were imported from Northern Qi. Generally speaking, Northern Qi and the Qing Kingdom displayed the confrontation during the Northern and Southern Dynasties in the book.