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Is Ryukyu Kingdom the gang led by Li Jun in Water Margin?
Siam has always been regarded as Thailand, not Ryukyu, so the Ryukyu people are not the people brought there by Li Jun in Water Margin. What's more, this is a novel, not a real history. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Ryukyu Kingdom was a vassal state of the Central Plains Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang and later rulers arranged a large number of immigrants to settle in Ryukyu. Now many people in Ryukyu (called "Okinawa" in Japan) are descendants of these immigrants. The Qing Dynasty ceded Ryukyu and Taiwan Province Province to Japan because of its defeat in the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895. "World War II" should have been recovered together with Taiwan Province Province, but due to historical reasons, Ryukyu was not officially recovered.
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