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Template:Wikify-date Great China (known as Greater China in the Hungry City Chronicles) is a fictional Coalition consisting of China, Korea, Japan and Mongolia, under the rule of the Chinese. The Civilisation nearly came to an end in a nuclear war with the American Empire in the 22nd or 23rd centuries. The survivors fled into the Himalayas and founded the civilisation of Shan Guo.

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