Cengui

Early history
Early hominids had arrived in Cengui around 200,000 years ago. Homo sapiens is believed to have arrived around 40,000 years ago.

Tianqi
The construction of deep drilling rigs began during this period, and Cengui soon established itself as a salt center for much of inland Sinju. Subterranean salt pools over a thousand meters underground were tapped, and from this method the natural gas used to boil the pools was also produced. Salt merchants and salt producers managed to grow very wealthy, although salt ended up being monopolized by the state several times.

Modern history
The victory of anti-monarchist candidates in the 1896 election led to a new constitution and the establishment of the Republic of Cengui. Cengui sided with the Allied Powers in the Eulhae War, providing support to Meisaan.

Geography
Cengui's features mountains, plains, and rivers.

Flora and fauna
s are a noted part of Cengui's bamboo forests, and can be seen in many national parks.

Languages
is most closely related to the languages spoken in neighboring Penghu.

Religion
During the gradual collapse of Tianqi, Buddhism became very popular in the country.

Cuisine
Cenguian cuisine is notable for being very spicy, and has achieved a great deal of popularity internationally. It possesses bold flavors and incorporates heavy usage of chili peppers, garlic, and the, which gives spicy Cenguian food a unique tongue-numbing flavor.