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The '''Vierz Empire''' ([[wikipedia:German language|Vierz]]: ''Vierzes Kaiserreich''), officially the '''Vierz Reich''' (Vierz: ''Vierzes Reich''), was a {{wp|monarchy}} in northeast [[Patyria]] that lasted for much of the [[wikipedia:Modern_history#Late_modern_period|late modern period]]. It was founded in the aftermath of the [[First Apelic War]] in 1766 and was dissolved in 1990 following the [[Dissolution of the Vierz Empire|Orange Revolution]].
The '''Vierz Empire''' ([[wikipedia:German language|Vierz]]: ''Vierzes Reich'') was a {{wp|monarchy}} in [[central Patyria]] that lasted for much of the [[wikipedia:Modern_history#Late_modern_period|late modern period]]. It was founded in the aftermath of the [[First Apelic War]] in 1766, and was dissolved in 1990 as a result of the [[Werner Declaration]] following the [[Vierz Revolution]].

Revision as of 11:13, 16 July 2019

Vierz Empire
Vierzes Reich
1766-1990
Flag of
Flag
Seal
Motto: Gott und volk
"God and people"
Anthem: O Vierzland hoch in Ehren
O highly esteemed Vierzland
Imperial Standard: Marsch des Kaisers
March of the Kaiser
CapitalAdtrüs
GovernmentUnitary absolute monarchy
(1766–1860)
Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
(de jure 1860–1990)
Autocratic military dictatorship
(1929–1953; 1979–1985)
Kaiser 
• 1766–1795
Constantine the Great (first)
• 1979–1989
Viktor IV (last)
Chancellor 
• 1766–1781
Friedrich Geiger (first)
• 1986–1990
Heinrich Werner (last)
Reichsleiter 
• 1929–1949
Hermann Eschau (first)
• 1949–1953
Helmut Bergmann
• 1979–1985
Stefan Vogt (last)
LegislatureReichskongress
History 
7 June 1766
21 September 1989
10 January 1990
Population
• 1766
18,623,181
• 1990
87,230,942
CurrencyReichsmark

The Vierz Empire (Vierz: Vierzes Reich) was a monarchy in central Patyria that lasted for much of the late modern period. It was founded in the aftermath of the First Apelic War in 1766, and was dissolved in 1990 as a result of the Werner Declaration following the Vierz Revolution.