Instead of the Tang, a new dynasty in China replaced the Sui Dynasty. Emperor Zheng Dai La Da and his five sons start to take over all of Asia, Eastern Northeastern Africa, Scandinavia, Siberia, Russia, Madagascar and its surrounding islands, Balkan States and Greece, Eastern Europe, Germany, Netherlands, Eastern and North East and South East France, Burgundy, North Africa, East Africa, North, West Africa, Scandinavia, South Scotland, North Ireland, Mexico, Alaska, West North America, Caribbean Islands, Central America, North, West and Southern South America, Iceland and Greenland, Switzerland, Northern Italy, Eastern Italy, South Spain, North East Spain, parts of South Africa, and East Central Italy (next to Rome). China then became a world power by this and became wealthy.
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| - Instead of the Tang, a new dynasty in China replaced the Sui Dynasty. Emperor Zheng Dai La Da and his five sons start to take over all of Asia, Eastern Northeastern Africa, Scandinavia, Siberia, Russia, Madagascar and its surrounding islands, Balkan States and Greece, Eastern Europe, Germany, Netherlands, Eastern and North East and South East France, Burgundy, North Africa, East Africa, North, West Africa, Scandinavia, South Scotland, North Ireland, Mexico, Alaska, West North America, Caribbean Islands, Central America, North, West and Southern South America, Iceland and Greenland, Switzerland, Northern Italy, Eastern Italy, South Spain, North East Spain, parts of South Africa, and East Central Italy (next to Rome). China then became a world power by this and became wealthy.
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| - Instead of the Tang, a new dynasty in China replaced the Sui Dynasty. Emperor Zheng Dai La Da and his five sons start to take over all of Asia, Eastern Northeastern Africa, Scandinavia, Siberia, Russia, Madagascar and its surrounding islands, Balkan States and Greece, Eastern Europe, Germany, Netherlands, Eastern and North East and South East France, Burgundy, North Africa, East Africa, North, West Africa, Scandinavia, South Scotland, North Ireland, Mexico, Alaska, West North America, Caribbean Islands, Central America, North, West and Southern South America, Iceland and Greenland, Switzerland, Northern Italy, Eastern Italy, South Spain, North East Spain, parts of South Africa, and East Central Italy (next to Rome). China then became a world power by this and became wealthy.
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