Beikai

Beihan is an island country located in East Asia. It is east of Taiwan, south of Japan, and north of the Philippines. Comprised of seven provinces, its capital city is Waizhu; other major cities include Zhupei, Gaoshen, Yinjiao, and Shaoyan. It is somewhat densely populated, with an estimated total of more than 17.98 million inhabitants.

The earliest known human inhabitants of Beihan were -speaking ancestors of the Native Beihanese people who arrived sometime around 850 BC. In the early 19th century, people began large-scale immigration to Beihan, most of whom where from the Hanzhu Kingdom. In 1844, the Hanzhu Kingdom was defeated and annexed by Beihan, which would later take over the Xintao Kingdom in 1880. The two were turned into provinces in 1899, along with four other annexed countries.

Beihan is a unitary presidential republic. The country is a part of the, , and the Asia Six, among other organizations.