Some nitpicking.
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Originally Posted by erneiz_hyde
Originally the God-People (humanity that came back from space) stay away from the original Divine Land (Japan land) and lives in an alternate dimension of it (and conduct their own Testament prophecy by reenacting world history).
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Divine States was too small to accomodate all humans, and outside of it, the land was unstable, so the solution that they came up with is to copy Divine States and place it in another dimension (they called it Harmonic Divine States).
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Originally Posted by erneiz_hyde
However, due to a war caused by the original Divine Land incident, there's a rip in the dimension (caused by a meltdown of reactors similar to what happened in the anime) and the original and alternate world become merged.
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During Nanboku-cho war, the South Court rose a rebellion. They stormed the Imperial Castle and usurped the three sacred treasures from the Emperor. Those 3 treasures controls the world's Leyline/Ether Vein (or however 地脈 was translated in English). As a result, the Harmonic Divine States in another space, which has its stability supported by the Leyline, collapsed. More than half of Harmonic Divine States was destroyed. The remnants of it, got fused with the Divine States and overwrote most of it. Those invisible pillars interspersed in the land are actually caused by that. (This is called Harmonic Territories)
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Originally Posted by erneiz_hyde
Students have two main bodies: the cabinet of presidency and the school organization. It's not uncommon for someone to be the head of both organizations, like Toori.
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More accurate would be (this is from the Ninth Clause of School Rules):
The representatives of the Academy will be the Chancellor and the Student Council President. Student Councils are responsible for politics while the Chancellor and his Board are in charge of military. The Testament Union had chosen the most incapable people like Toori as the head of both organization for easier control.