Majestic class battleship

IVNS Majestic, 1957
Class overview
Name:	Imperator class
Builders:	Fortuna Ironworks
Operators:	Grand Navy of Velikoslavia
Preceded by:	Tsar class
Succeeded by:	Skald class
Built:	1945-1954
In service:	1948 to present
In commission:	1949 to present
Planned:	Velikoslavia 3
Completed:	Velikoslavia 3
Active:	Velikoslavia 1
Laid up:	Velikoslavia 2
General characteristics
Type:	Battleship
Displacement:	70,298 tons
Length:	342 metres
Beam:	45.6 metres
Draft:	12.5m
Installed power:	205,000 shp
Propulsion:	8x triangle type boilers 3 × controllable-reversible pitch propellers 2 × rudders
Speed:	27 knots
Range:	7,600 nmi at 16 knots (30 km/h; 18 mph)
Complement:	3,250
Sensors and processing systems:	1x SC-3 Air Search Radar 2x NFCS8 Fire Control Sensor Systems 2x NRT-51
Armament:	6x Type 47 470mm naval guns 6x Type 10 406mm naval guns 8x Type 22 twin 152 mm (6 in) guns 8x Type 74 twin 100 mm (3.9 in) gun (DP) 2x NML11 missile launchers 10 × 37 mm automatic air defense gun M1939 (61-K)quadruple 37 mm (1.5 in) AA guns
Armor:	Waterline belt: 450 mm Deck: 250mm Gun turrets: 700mm (face)
Aircraft carried:	1x helicopter

The Majestic class battleships were a class of battleships designed and built in Velikoslavia in the 1940s and 1950s. They were designed in response to the X battleships being built by X. Discussions on the number of vessels to build was a hot topic in several procurement sessions and it was eventually decided that three vessels, the Majestic, the Glory, and the Splendor would be constructed.

These ships were capable of rivaling any other battleship built in terms of firepower and armor with six 470-millimeter guns and six 406-millimeter guns, which are the largest guns to be mounted to a warship in the world. In terms of armor, the vessels were designed to be able to absorb hits from significant sized weapons in order to counteract Ludvosiyan battleships and shore guns in the confined areas that the ships potentially would be required to operate in.

All three ships were construced at the Fortuna Ironworks shipyards in Ustengrav under strict secrecy. The first, the Majestic, was unveiled in 1948 and deployed immediately into the Nordic Fleet where it was appointed as the flagship by Danil V. The vessels underwent several upgrades over their lifetime, including multiple sensor refits. Today, the Majestic and the Glory are laid up and the Splendor remains in reserve service.