Settled · Chapter 1066

Why did the World Government destroy Ohara?

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Chapter 1066 · updated

The World Government destroyed Ohara because its scholars knew about the existence of that kingdom. Shaka states that twenty-two years ago Ohara was destroyed with a Buster Call from the Navy because Ohara knew about that kingdom ch. 1066, p. 3. During the Void Century a highly advanced civilization existed and the history of the battle between that certain kingdom and the twenty kingdoms was erased ch. 1066, p. 3. The winners were the twenty kingdoms which founded the World Government known today and they erased its existence from history to make sure nobody carried that kingdom's ideology ch. 1066, p. 3. The researchers in Ohara made a theory from researching many important documents and the Government treated the theory as truth ch. 1066, p. 4. "I THINK THE REASON IT GOT DESTROYED WAS BECAUSE OHARA KNEW ABOUT THE EXISTENCE OF THAT 'KINGDOM'." ch. 1066, p. 3 "TO MAKE SURE THAT NOBODY CARRIED 'THAT KINGDOM'S' IDEOLOGY, THEY ERASED ITS EXISTENCE FROM HISTORY." ch. 1066, p. 3 "THE WINNERS WERE THE '20 KINGDOMS'. THEY FOUNDED THE 'WORLD GOVERNMENT' THAT THE WORLD KNOWS TODAY." ch. 1066, p. 3

Where it happens

1 chapter · first raised in ch. 1066
  1. 1066Settles itThe Will of Ohara

From the chapter

  • I THINK THE REASON IT GOT DESTROYED WAS BECAUSE OHARA KNEW ABOUT THE EXISTENCE OF THAT 'KINGDOM'.
    Chapter 1066, page 3
  • TO MAKE SURE THAT NOBODY CARRIED 'THAT KINGDOM'S' IDEOLOGY, THEY ERASED ITS EXISTENCE FROM HISTORY.
    Chapter 1066, page 3
  • THE WINNERS WERE THE '20 KINGDOMS'. THEY FOUNDED THE 'WORLD GOVERNMENT' THAT THE WORLD KNOWS TODAY.
    Chapter 1066, page 3

What this means for the story

What it means is still open

Canon settled the fact. The meaning is still an argument.

Make the case for what the answer changes, and bring the chapters that back you — the same evidence that settled the question can settle this one.

  1. 01Write the claimOne sentence a reader can agree or disagree with.
  2. 02Cite the chaptersEvery point carries the page it comes from.
  3. 03Readers weigh itConfidence moves on the evidence, not on votes.