Guangdong Republic

The Guangdong Republic, officially the Reconstructed Chinese Republic and also referred to as the Republic of China, is a nation in Asia and is one of the many governments in China.

Formation
Following the Northern Expedition and the death of Sun Yat-sen, Chiang Kai-shek assumed control of the Kuomintang's forces, blindsiding frontrunner Wang Jingwei and nationalist leader Hu Hanmin. Hu Hanmin was sent by Chiang to establish a Kuomintang backed government in the south to prevent the Federalists from retaking power.

A Personal Dictatorship
Unfortunately for Nanjing, Hu Hanmin didn't crush the Federalists. Instead he aligned with their leader, Chen Jiongming, in order to solidify their joint power. With the backing of the Federalists, Hu managed to turn the southern regional states into his own personal Warlord Clique. While paying token acknowledgement of Chiang's government, Hu reigns in Guangdong as a de facto dictator.

Politics
The Guangdong Republic is an authoritarian, nationalist republic led by Hu Hanmin and Chen Jiongming. The most notable political parties in Guangdong include:


 * Kuomintang Right Wing-
 * The nationalist branch of the Kuomintang, the Kuomintang Right Wing, also called the Right Kuomintang, represents the more nationalistic interests in the Kuomintang's leadership, aimed at driving out any and all foreigners in China's borders. It is headed by Hu Hanmin.
 * Public Interest Party-
 * The main Federalist party, the Public Interest Party wishes to turn China into a federalist country. Under the rule of Chen Jiongming, the Public Interest Party aims to reform China along the lines of the old Beiyang Republic.