Sino-Soviet Union (Reversal)

In 1882, Guangxu Emperor and Tsar Alexander III agreed to fuse the Qing dynasty and the Soviet Russian Empire together, creating the Sino-Soviet Union, a Communist superpower. They were easily the most powerful country in the world, also getting aid from Great Britain (due to the ongoing Anglo-French crisis) until civil war broke out. In 1913, Capitalist rebels from all over the Union attempted to wrest Communist control in an attempt to make a more democratic Union. This eventualy failed. With aid from various global superpowers, the democrats ended up winning in 2002. Due to the Union being taken over by democrats, the Union dissolved into numerous smaller countries; the new Soviet Union and China were allowed to remain communist but also isolationist, not being able to intervene in international affairs or go to war again until 2050.