Why do the devils call the three northeastern provinces Manchukuo? Do you have any friendship with Manchu?

The Japanese don't call the occupied three northeastern provinces Manchuria, but Manchuria Empire. At that time, the Republic of China and later historians were actually Japanese colonies, so a pseudo word was added. The Japanese do not have a soft spot for Manchu, but because the three northeastern provinces are the birthplace of Manchu. At that time, just 20 years after the Republic of China overthrew the Qing Dynasty, Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, was driven out of the Forbidden City and lived in Tianjin. After the Japanese occupied the three northeastern provinces, they made Puyi emperor and named Manchukuo in the name of helping the Qing court recover the country. In this way, they hide their eyes and ears. Robbers sometimes need excuses to kill and rob, and Manchukuo is the devil's excuse.