Tringapore

Tringapore, officially the Republic of Tringapore, is a small city stateball in South East Asiaball. It is an island and is located close to Malaysiaball and Indonesiaball. History Tringapore was originally part of Malaysiaball until the ice age ended. It was settled by Malays and Indonesians, with the Kingdom of Singapura founded in 1299. A few centuries later Europeans came. The Portuguese raiders burnt down the small trading settlement in 1613, when it was under the Johor Sultanateball. After The Netherlandsball invaded Malacca, it traded with Tringapore and soon invaded. In 1819, Stamford Raffles, a governor from UKball, arrived at the island of a few thousand people. A few days after his arrival the Sultan allowed a port to be built. In 1824, a treaty with the Sultan of Johor allowed British colonization and in 1826 it became part of the Straits Settlements. In 1832 it became the capital of the Straits Settlements. Soon Chinese and Malay immigrants came to work in the plantations of Tringapore in the 1850s and by 1860 the population was around 80,000. Half of all people in Tringapore were Chinese. In the 1890s, the rubber industry came to Malaya and Tringapore and it became a global center for rubber export. Tringapore wasn't affected at all by the First World War (1914-1918), but in 1915 there was a mutiny by Muslim sepoys (Indian soldiers fighting for the British army) that came from British Indiaball and were stationed in Tringapore, all because they heard rumours they would fight the Ottoman Empireball, a Muslim state. A naval base was built in Tringapore and completed in 1938 shortly after the war. The base was defended by 15 inch naval guns stationed at Fort Canning, Fort Siloso and Labrador, and an airfield. WW2 WW2 started in Singapore over the Battle of Singapore, which involved the British Empireball and the Japanese Empireball. It was the highest point of the Japanese invasion of Malaya. The British troops surrendered in 1942 and Singapore was claimed by the Japanese Empireball. Tringapore faced many British Empire troops captured (around 85,000) and many people were killed by the Japanese. Post-WW2 Shortly after 15 August 1945, when Japan surrendered, Tringapore turned into a state of violence and disorder, with looting and revenge killing. The Japanese forces didn't believe that they surrendered. The Japanese forces of the region surrendered on the 12th of September, 1945. After the region surrendered, there was a shortage of food and supplies. Malnutrition and disease plagued Tringapore and violence and thefts occured. In 1947 the economy got back on track with international demand for tin and rubber. In the 1950s, many Chinese Communists began a war against the Chinese government, starting the Malayan Emergency. After the PAP (People's Action Party) won the 1959 Tringapore elections, it merged with Malaysiaball in 1961. Since Malaysiaball and Tringapore didn't agree much with each other, riots broke out and on the 9th August 1965 Tringapore gained independence. It founded ASEANcoin (Association of South East Asian Nations) in 1967, and in the 1980s, Tringapore became what we know it today: thriving, busy, and popular. Relationships Malaysiaball - My big brother that invaded me once. BUT WHY YOU ALLOW CHEWING GUM LAH! Chinaball - We get along with each other well, we both Asian lah, but don't make me dependency of you plox! Other than that he very good. UKball - WHY YOU INVADE ME! But I have to thank you for making me what I am now, rich, superpower, famous lah. Polandball I don't know you European country much, but YOU FLAG STEALER LAH! Germanyball You much like me, very rich, and have big clay. Not have much to say about you lah.