Puyi XV

Puyi XV (crowned Kang Aisin Gioro) was the fifteenth head of the Aisin Gioro Dynasty and Emperor of Manchukuo - later the Empire of Great Qing - from his father's passing in 3020, until his own death in 3028. His reign witnessed an unprecedented expansion of his dynasty's ancient empire and a restoration of Manchu sovereignty over Joseon after ten years of subjugation by the United Federation.

The key event of Puyi XV's life was the all-encompassing Battle of Puyi City, fought in 3021, in which the young emperor lead his ailing empire to victory for the first time in centuries over the forces of Earth. Though initially viewed with contempt, both publicly and within his own cabinet, his reputation, especially after Puyi City, cemented him as perhaps the greatest emperor of his dynasty's 2,000 year reign.

In mid-3028, his disinherited son, Yorinobu Aisin Gioro, assassinated him at the Imperial Palace on New Hsinking-3, in an attempt to seize the Manchu throne.