The Aoi Kingdom was a now-destroyed nation somewhere on the Grand Line, mentioned only in an SBS column. It is remembered chiefly as the place where Issho once served as the chief of its defensive military.
This vanished realm sat at some unspecified point along the Grand Line. Because it has never actually appeared in the story, nothing concrete is known about its land or layout. Its sole recorded link to a known figure is Issho, who held a senior military post there.
Within the past forty-four years the kingdom was dragged into a ruinous war. Throughout that conflict Issho filled the role of Captain of the Security Force, leading its defenses. The fighting ended in catastrophe: the kingdom itself was wiped out, and Issho came away branded as a war criminal.
The only named individual connected to the Aoi Kingdom is Issho, who commanded its security force during the war that destroyed it. In Japanese the name Aoi can point to a mallow plant or a wild ginger species, and it also carries the meaning of blue or green.

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The Aoi Kingdom was a nation that once existed somewhere on the Grand Line, mentioned only in an SBS column rather than shown in the main story.
The Aoi Kingdom was located at an unspecified point along the Grand Line, and nothing concrete is known about its land or layout since it never actually appeared in the story.
The Aoi Kingdom was destroyed within the past forty-four years after being dragged into a ruinous war.
Issho commanded the Security Force of the Aoi Kingdom as its captain during the war that destroyed it, and he came away branded a war criminal afterward.
The Aoi Kingdom's name can refer to a mallow plant or a wild ginger species in Japanese, and it also carries the meaning of blue or green.
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