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The King of South Barbaria’s initial intent to spread enlightenment ultimately manifested as an overwhelming struggle for cultural dominance leading to severe turmoil. This existential crisis paradoxically prompted the unification of Japan under the governance of local deities and Buddhist traditions, resulting in an age known for its tranquility and prosperity.
After the disbandment of the Kishan presence, the Japanese people rejoiced. The rulers celebrated their reclaimed spiritual dominance, witnessing the reaffirmation of traditional values. The powers within the land now not only fortified their territorial integrity but also sought to nurture their identity amidst foreign intrusions.