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| predecessor3 = [[Alfonso VI of Creeperopolis|Alfonso II]] | |||
| successor3 = [[Alexander Martínez Santos|Alexander III]] | |||
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| birth_place = [[San Salvador Imperial Palace]], [[San Salvador (city)|San Salvador]], [[San Salvador (department)|San Salvador]], [[Creeperopolis]] | | birth_place = [[San Salvador Imperial Palace]], [[San Salvador (city)|San Salvador]], [[San Salvador (department)|San Salvador]], [[Creeperopolis]] | ||
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| Alexander II | |
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| Reign | June 18, 2003-present |
| Coronation | September 15, 2003 |
| Predecessor | Alfonso VI |
| Holy Protector of the State of the Church | |
| Reign | June 18, 2003-present |
| Predecessor | Alfonso VI |
| Emperor of El Salvador | |
| Reign | June 18, 2003-present |
| Predecessor | Alfonso III |
| Grand Prince of Creeperopolis | |
| Reign | October 16, 1999-June 18, 2003 |
| Predecessor | Alfonso II |
| Successor | Alexander III |
| King of Senvar-Senvek | |
| Reign | June 18, 2003-present |
| Predecessor | Alfonso III |
| Born | September 15, 1983 San Salvador Imperial Palace, San Salvador, San Salvador, Creeperopolis |
| Spouse | Alexandra María Santos Tzul de Martínez (m. 2005) |
| Issue | |
| House | House of Martínez |
| Father | Alfonso VI |
| Mother | Angelina Hernández Fuentes |
| Religion | Creeperian Catholicism |
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Alexander II of Creeperopolis (b. September 15, 1983, full name Alexander Romero Adolfo Martínez Hernández) is the current reigning Emperor of Creeperopolis and the Creeperans. He rose to power on June 18, 2003, following the 2003 Creeperian Coup D'état.
The only child of Alfonso VI, Alexander II was raised by his father and uncles, Adolfo V and Romero III, to be the next great Emperor of Creeperopolis. He entered the Creeperian military in 1991 and began learning Creeperian military tactics, preparing himself to fight the long ongoing Third Senvarian Insurgency and Mara War. He finished his studies in 1995 and entered the Creeperian Army as a General.
Alexander became Grand Prince of Creeperopolis upon the death of Romero III on October 16, 1999, while his father became Emperor. His father ushered in a totalitarian Creeperian regime upon his rise to power and instituted martial law. The Creeperian secret police, the DINA, was ramped up in numbers and began to heavily scrutinize freedom in Creeperopolis. The armed forces felt ignored and began plotting a coup. The Minister of Defense, Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez, approached Alexander and offered him the throne if he joined the coup plot against his father. After supposedly being bribed 30 million colóns, the Army, Navy, and the Air Force staged a coup on June 18, 2003, which killed Alfonso VI and allowed Alexander II to ascend to the imperial throne. Alexander II ended martial law and reinstated the Constitution.
Alexander II’s reign has been marked by rampant government and military corruption, high crime rates, and an increase of military activity in the Senvarian and Mara wars. Despite this, Alexander II is considered a very popular Emperor allowing patriotism and nationalism to be at the highest they have ever been since the conclusion of the Creeperian Civil War in 1949.
Biography
Early Life
Alexander Romero Adolfo Martínez Hernández was born to Prince Alfonso Romero Martínez Escobar and Princess Angelina María Hernández Fuentes de Martínez on September 15, 1983, in the San Salvador Imperial Palace, San Salvador, San Salvador, Creeperopolis.
Reign
Coup and Accession
The Miracle of Creeperopolis
The Senvarian and Mara Wars
Foreign Affairs
Domestic Popularity
International Popularity
Personal Life
Family
Politics
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Creeperian Initiative
Military Service
Third Senvarian Insurgency
Fight Against the SLF
Fight Against the FMLN
Relation with FRENAMI
Mara War
Alleged War Crimes
Corruption
Corporate Corruption
CORNACA
RFC
EMUN PLAC
Maroto-Botín
Creeperian Airlines
Creeperian Initiative
Military Corruption
Religion
Views on Religion
Alexander II has been strictly raised as a Creeperian Catholic since he was very young. Likewise, he has raised all his children the same. He attends mass at the Basilica of Christ the King every Sunday and meets Pope Francis I at mass every Sunday.
Alexander II wants all his people to be good, practicing Catholics, and greatly disapproves of non-Catholics, especially Atheists. Anti-Atheism in Creeperopolis is rampant, thanks in part to the Creeperian Civil War and Alexander II’s anti-Atheist rhetoric. Atheism was banned by Alexander II in 2007 as high blasphemy and made Atheism punishable by death. He is more lenient to Agnostics and Irreligious to keep amiable relations with Quebecshire.
Alexander II views Islam, Judaism, and Protestantism and “lesser religions”, but considers Orthodoxy and Sacramentin Catholicism as the third and second best sects of Christianity, after Creeperian Catholicism, respectively.
Views on Homosexuality
Relation with the Church
Views on Preceding Monarchs
Alexander II views the reigns of Alfonso I the Great, Miguel I the Great, Carlos III the Martyred, Adolfo III the Great, and Saint Romero I the Great as the greatest in Creeperian history. He cites Alfonso I and Miguel I as great Crusaders, Carlos III and Adolfo III as protectors of the Church and the Monarchy, and St. Romero I as the greatest protector of the Church, Monarchy, and Creeperopolis, and the greatest Emperor in Creeperian history.
On the other hand, Alexander II views Manuel IV, Miguel VII, and Marcos I as Creeperopolis’ worst monarchs. The names Miguel and Marcos have both been greatly polarized in Creeperopolis due to the Creeperian Civil War and continues to be so thanks to Alexander II’s ban on the names Miguel and Marcos.
Orders and Decorations
Domestic Decorations
Foreign Decorations
See Also
References
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| Old Kingdom (537AD-745AD) | Felipe I the Great (537AD-568AD) • Armando I {568AD-598AD) • Fernándo I (598AD-601AD) • Armando II (601AD-656AD) • Felipe II (656AD-661AD) • Armando II (661AD-667AD) • Felipe II (667AD-675AD) • Armando II (675AD-678AD) • Felipe II (678AD-679AD) • Armando III (679AD-713AD) • Fidel I (713AD-732AD) • Fidel II (732AD-745AD) | |
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| Crusader Kings (1231-1365) | Alfonso I the Great (1231-1264) • Alfonso II (1264-1273) • Salvador I (1273-1285) • Manuel I (1285-1301) • Miguel I the Great (1301-1365) | |
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| Constitutional Kings (1555-1729) | Alfonso III (1555-1587) • Carlos I (1587-1603) • Salvador II (1603-1634) • Alfonso IV (1634-1666) • Maximiliano I (1666-1697) • Carlos II (1697-1728) • Carlos III the Martyr (1728-1729) | |
| Republic (1729-1730) | Orlando Moreno Hidalgo (1729-1730) | |
| Constitutional Kings (Cont.) (1730-1770) | Adolfo II (1730-1770) | |
| Pre-War Emperors (1770-1783) | Manuel III the Great (1770-1783) | |
| War of the Creeperian Succession (1783-1790) | Manuel IV (1783-1790) • Salvador III (1783-1790) | |
| Inter-War Emperors (1790-1933) | Manuel IV (1790-1833) • Adolfo III the Great (1833-1887) • Maximiliano II (1887-1898) • Alexander I (1898-1910) • Alfonso V (1910-1918) • Adolfo IV (1918-1933) | |
| Creeperian Civil War (1933-1949) | St. Romero I the Martyr (1933-1946) • Miguel VII (1933-1947) • Romero II (1946-1949) • Marcos I (1947-1949) | |
| Post-War Emperors (1949-present) | Romero II (1949-1976) • Adolfo V (1976-1987) • Romero III (1987-1999) • Alfonso VI (1999-2003) • Alexander II (2003-present) | |
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