Sierran East Indies

Hani under Sierran suzerainty (: 哈尼在下的内华达 ; 하니산반녀시에라, Hani sanban-ou nyou Sierra) was a period in Han history that had started with the Han–Sierran Protectorate Treaty in 1905 following the Han–Sierran War. The treaty was commonly considered an, and gave Sierrans Han whilst the Hans retained  as a  , albeit one that was heavily influenced by the Sierrans.

Hani would revolt during the mid-thirties, eventually culminating in full independence in the Hanyang Declaration (or the Hanyang Convention) 8th January 1945; just mere months before the even more devastating First Han Civil War and the subsequent division of Hani into a capitalist north and a communist south. After the war, the 1905 Han–Sierran Protectorate Treaty was declared null and void (a declaration of its illegality and nature as a ) and Sierra paid a sum of a billion dollars worth of reparations to the Yi Imperial household and those who lost family members during the Han–Sierran War.

The economic and  of the, while had begun during the later , had accelerated under Sierran suzerainty. However, this was at the cost of Han beliefs of, , and. Meanwhile, the activities of were suppressed as they were seen as counters against the established. The manner of the acceleration of industrialisation under Sierran suzerainty; the utilisation of industrialisation primarily for purposes that would benefit solely the Sierrans and their American allies, the exploitation of the Han people within their own country, the marginalisation of Han history and culture, and the land's environmental exploitation, and other alleged negative effects, would contribute to among Hans even to this day.