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|government_type = [[wikipedia:Unitary state|Unitary]] {{wp|absolute monarchy}}<br><small>(1766–1868)</small><br>[[wikipedia:Unitary state|Unitary]] [[wikipedia:Parliamentary system|parliamentary]] {{wp|semi-constitutional monarchy}} <br><small>(''{{wp|de jure}}'' 1868–1990)</small><br>{{wp|Unitary state|Unitary}} {{wp|One-party state|one-party}} {{wp|semi-constitutional monarchy}} under an {{wp|Autocracy|autocratic}} {{wp|military dictatorship}}<br><small>(1927–1952; 1979–1985)</small> | |government_type = [[wikipedia:Unitary state|Unitary]] {{wp|absolute monarchy}}<br><small>(1766–1868)</small><br>[[wikipedia:Unitary state|Unitary]] [[wikipedia:Parliamentary system|parliamentary]] {{wp|semi-constitutional monarchy}} <br><small>(''{{wp|de jure}}'' 1868–1990)</small><br>{{wp|Unitary state|Unitary}} {{wp|One-party state|one-party}} {{wp|semi-constitutional monarchy}} under an {{wp|Autocracy|autocratic}} {{wp|military dictatorship}}<br><small>(1927–1952; 1979–1985)</small> | ||
|title_leader = [[Emperor of Vierzland| | |title_leader = [[Emperor of Vierzland|Emperor]] | ||
|leader1 = | |leader1 = [[Constantine of Vierzland|Constantine]] | ||
|year_leader1 = 1766–1795 | |||
|leader2 = [[Frederick I of Vierzland|Frederick I]] | |||
|year_leader2 = 1795–1829 | |||
|leader3 = [[Frederick II of Vierzland|Frederick II]] | |||
|year_leader3 = 1829–1847 | |||
|leader4 = [[Alexander I of Vierzland|Alexander I]] | |||
|year_leader4 = 1847–1861 | |||
|leader5 = [[Victor I of Vierzland|Victor I]] | |||
|year_leader5 = 1861–1895 | |||
|leader6 = [[Alexander II of Vierzland|Alexander II]] | |||
|year_leader6 = 1895–1927 | |||
|leader7 = [[Victor II of Vierzland|Victor II]] | |||
|year_leader7 = 1927–1955 | |||
|leader8 = [[Victor III of Vierzland|Victor III]] | |||
|year_leader8 = 1955–1976 | |||
|leader9 = [[Victor IV of Vierzland|Victor IV]] | |||
|year_leader9 = 1976–1989 | |||
|title_representative = [[Chancellor of Vierzland#Vierz Empire|Chancellor]] | |title_representative = [[Chancellor of Vierzland#Vierz Empire|Chancellor]] | ||
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Vierz Empire Vierzisches Reich | |||||||||||
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| 1766–1990 | |||||||||||
 Flag
Seal
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| Motto: Gott und volk God and people | |||||||||||
| Anthem: O Vierzland hoch in Ehren O Vierzland high in honour Imperial Standard: Marsch des Kaisers March of the Kaiser | |||||||||||
| Capital | Adtrus | ||||||||||
| Common languages | Official: Vierz Unofficial: Hauvic, Isheric, Luepolan, Vyzinian | ||||||||||
| Government | Unitary absolute monarchy (1766–1868) Unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy (de jure 1868–1990) Unitary one-party semi-constitutional monarchy under an autocratic military dictatorship (1927–1952; 1979–1985) | ||||||||||
| Emperor | |||||||||||
• 1766–1795 | Constantine | ||||||||||
• 1795–1829 | Frederick I | ||||||||||
• 1829–1847 | Frederick II | ||||||||||
• 1847–1861 | Alexander I | ||||||||||
• 1861–1895 | Victor I | ||||||||||
• 1895–1927 | Alexander II | ||||||||||
• 1927–1955 | Victor II | ||||||||||
• 1955–1976 | Victor III | ||||||||||
• 1976–1989 | Victor IV | ||||||||||
| Chancellor | |||||||||||
• 1766–1781 | Friedrich Geiger (first) | ||||||||||
• 1986–1990 | Heinrich Werner (last) | ||||||||||
| Military dictator | |||||||||||
• 1927–1949 | Hermann Eschau | ||||||||||
• 1949–1953 | Helmut Bergmann | ||||||||||
• 1979–1985 | Stefan Vogt | ||||||||||
| Legislature | Reichsthing (Imperial Thing) | ||||||||||
| Imperial Council | |||||||||||
| Imperial Assembly | |||||||||||
| Historical era | Late modern period | ||||||||||
| 7 June 1766 | |||||||||||
| 28 October 1989 | |||||||||||
| 10 January 1990 | |||||||||||
| Population | |||||||||||
• 1766 | 18,623,181 | ||||||||||
• 1990 | 87,230,942 | ||||||||||
| Currency | Reichsmark (ᛗ) | ||||||||||
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Area and population not including colonial data | |||||||||||
The Vierz Empire (Vierz: Vierzisches Reich, Hauvic: Wiersisches Riek) was an empire in central Patyria. It was founded in the aftermath of the First Apelic War in 1766 and dissolved in 1990 as a result of the Werner Declaration following the Vierz Revolution.