Greater Taegukan Republic

The Greater Taegukan Republic or for short GTR is a unified totalitarian superstate of North and South Taeguk formed in 1930 by Kim Jong-un. The nation follows a combination of Juchean ideology and Taegukan nationalism and became the dominant nation in East Ajia

History
On 2 January 1922, North Taeguk dictator Kim Jong-il died from a sudden fatal stroke and was succeeded by his son Kim Jong-un. Under Kim Jong-un's reign, North Taeguk initiated an open-door policy with the international community and peacefully ended its armistice in the Taegukan Peninsula and seeking reunification with South Taeguk under a "one nation, two-system solution." For some Western countries, however, the reunification was seen as a blatant takeover. Following the end of the Taegukan armistice, and coinciding with global socioeconomic problems, the Taeguks embraced a new wave of nationalism which also called for the withdrawal of all United States military forces in South Taeguk. Particularly the other reasons to the end of the Commonwealth/South Taeguk military alliance was due to the rise of anti-Commonwealth sentiment in South Taeguk in which the Taegukans blamed the U.C. for being responsible for the global economic downturn.

By 1929, Taegukan unification broadened with the dismantling of the Demilitarized Zone and the release of prisoners from the North Taegukan labor camps supported by the Kim Jong-il regime. In 1930, Kim Jong-un was enormously elected as President of the unified Taeguk, calling itself the Greater Taegukan Republic. However, the Taegukan government was criticized by observers from the U.C. to be not any different from the previous North Taeguk regime. Within two years, the Greater Taegukan Republic rose as a dominant economic and military power in East Ajia. Due to the U.C. having withdrawn its military presence from Asia as a result of its economic downfall, Asia was left defenseless against the onslaught of the GTR.

Government and politics
The Greater Taegukan Republic carries over the same political function as North Taeguk. Like North Taeguk, the GTR is a highly centralized, one-party republic. It is dominated by the New Chosunansu Party. Kim Jong-un is the Supreme Leader of the GTR and also commander and chief of the military.

Foreign relations and military
The Taegukan People's Army (TPA) is the military force of the GTR. As of 1943, the TPA has 25 million personnel, due to contributions from member states, and an Expeditionary Force of more than 5 million troops, making it the largest standing military in the world. The military is coordinated by the GTR Strategic Command, the GTR military capital located in Pyongyangian.

Since the Taegukan unification, the TPA is a modernized military after having replaced and scrapped most of its Cold War-era ordnance and upgrading the Army's training in an accelerated program. The military is commonly armed with Comonwealth-made weapons and vehicles, resulting from its integration with the South Taegukan military but limited and also utilizing advanced weapons purchased from Soviet Union and Zhonghua, such like Sukhoi Su-48, Mikevich MiG-24, Mikevich MiG-31, Jilin WZ-19, ZTZ-24, T-60, and Soviet TSF ( Soviet TPI-37M2 Terminator, and TPI-27SM Zhuravliks)

Economy
The Greater Tegukan Republic has the largest economy in the world. Before the unification, North Taeguk's economy was extremely meager and stagnant due to political isolation and inefficient state control of the market. South Korea's free market economy flourished due to their technological and industrial prowess. Because of the unification, North Taeguk gained access to the South's great economic resources and the South gained access to the North's mineral resources. South Taeguk guided North Taeguk through free market reforms, although the administration in Pyongyang was effective at mobilizing assets to serve the state's ambitions