Liu Songball

Liu Songball 劉宋球 Liú Sòngqiú
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General information
Government	Monarchy
Personality	Aggressive
Language(s)	Middle Chinese (of course!)
Type	Sinitic
Capital	Jiankangball
Religion	Chinese folk religion Taoism Confucianism Buddhism
Relations and opinions
Enemies	Northern Weiball (mostly) Huan Chuball Southern Yanball Later Qinball Western Shuball Helian Xiaball Jinball Southern Qiball
Likes	Singing
Is of importants
Can into space?	Nope
Can into sea?	yes

Liu Songball was the original Songball that also likes to sing a historical Chinese dynastyball during the Northern and Southern dynasties (or Six Dynasties period).

Liu Songball reclaimed some clay that Jinball had lost in the Sixteen Kingdoms period, but declined during the late 460's. In 479, Liu Songball was usurped by general Xiao Daocheng (蕭道成), who established Southern Qiball and abolished Liu Songball.

History

Establishment

Liu Songball was born when the Chinese general Liu Yu (劉裕) fought a rebel in Jinball. After the battle, Liu Yu usurped Jinball's dynasty and established Liu Songball in its place. Liu Songball reclaimed the clay it lost in the Sixteen Kingdoms period, though Northern China was not annexed since Mulan Northern Weiball defeated it.

Abolishment

The last emperor of Liu Songball was Emperor Shun, a puppet child-emperor forced to abdicate in 479 to the prominent general Xiao Daocheng—who established Southern Qiball and abolished Liu Songball.

Relationships

Enemies

• Northern Weiball (mostly)
• Huan Chuball
• Southern Yanball
• Later Qinball
• Western Shuball
• Helian Xiaball
• Jinball
• Southern Qiball

How To Draw

Liu Songball has a drawing rating of easy.

Drawing Liu Songball is very simple.

1. Draw a black outline of a circle.
2. Fill it Yellow.
3. Draw a second white circle inside of the first.
4. Add the Chinese character for Song (宋) inside of the white portion. You can also write the characters for Liu Song (劉宋) instead, in order to distinguish Liu Songball from other Songballs in Chinese History.
5. Add two slant eyes and you've finished.
6. Optional: Draw appropriate hatwear.