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The History of Ba Sing Se (Avatar) Be Sure To Subscribe:    / @theamagiyt   Ba Sing Se is the capital of the Earth Kingdom as well as one of its constituent states, encompassing a large portion of the nation's northeastern corner. After the Surrender of Omashu, the city became the last great Earth Kingdom stronghold during the Hundred Year War. The city is by far the largest in the World of Avatar, essentially being more of a small country than a mere city. As a testament to its grandeur, the Earth Kingdom's roadway network is centered on the city. Ba Sing Se means "Impenetrable City"; it is so named for its world-famous walls, the gates of which have no hinges or other hardware and are opened by the use of earthbending. Within the Outer Wall lies a large expanse of farmland, Lake Laogai, and several mountains. The Inner Wall encloses the city itself. The metropolis is also notable for having a unique system of walls dividing the populace into different parts of the city based on social status. Ba Sing Se was the safest place for refugees displaced by the Hundred Year War because of the Fire Nation's failure to penetrate its walls. However, it was eventually captured by the Fire Nation in the Coup of Ba Sing Se. The city was later liberated by the Order of the White Lotus in the final battle of the War. In 171 AG, however, Ba Sing Se fell again, this time to anarchy after the Red Lotus toppled the Earth Queen. A few weeks later, the situation in the metropolis had been stabilized by Kuvira and her army, which led to her being appointed by the world leaders as the provisional head of the kingdom. Wu was later reinstated as the Earth King after the failed invasion of the United Republic of Nations and Kuvira's surrender. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:44 Rise To Prominence 03:27 Age Of Avatar Kyoshi 04:53 The Hundred Year War 07:20 Rule Of Hou-Ting & Descent Into Chaos 08:44 Government 10:27 Military 12:03 Culture Check Out Our Other "History Of" Videos:    • History Of   This video uses material from the "Ba Sing Se” article on the Avatar Wiki at Fandom, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License.