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| father = [[Harold Weser, Duke of Brandt]] | | father = [[Harold Weser, Duke of Brandt]] | ||
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'''Franziska Dorothy the Great''' ([[Illusian language|Illusian]]: ''Franziska der Große''), born as '''Franziska Dorothy von Brandt''' (11 January 1884{{spnd}}6 September 1991), was an Illuverendian royalty who ruled the [[History of Illusia and Neverendia (1900–1991)|United Kingdom of Illusia and Neverendia]] from 1 January 1900 up until her death in 6 September 1991. Nicknamed the ''Gilded Princess'' (Illusian: ''Vergoldetprinzessin''), her era was known as the ''first golden age'' of Illuverendian royal rule. Her regime's extensive major achievements were the modernisation of the Illuverendian military, widespread economic reforms, and the extensive spread of Illuverendian culture across all corners of the country. | '''Franziska Dorothy the Great''' ([[Illusian language|Illusian]]: ''Franziska der Große''), born as '''Franziska Dorothy von Brandt''' (11 January 1884{{spnd}}6 September 1991), was an Illuverendian royalty who ruled the [[History of Illusia and Neverendia (1900–1991)|United Kingdom of Illusia and Neverendia]] from 1 January 1900 up until her death in 6 September 1991. Nicknamed the ''Gilded Princess'' (Illusian: ''Vergoldetprinzessin''), her era was known as the ''first golden age'' of Illuverendian royal rule. Her regime's extensive major achievements were the modernisation of the Illuverendian military, widespread economic reforms, and the extensive spread of Illuverendian culture across all corners of the country. | ||
Franziska was the last of the members | Franziska was the last of the members of the [[House of Brandt-Mottehausen]], being an only child. At an early age, she assumed the royal peerage rank of ''Prinzessin'' (princess), but lapsed on 1 January 1900 as her parents interfered with the crisis that underwent when her the preceding queen, [[Victoria VIII of Illuverendia|Victoria VIII]], had passed away. Bearing the genes of the Victorian rulers, she rose to power at a young age of 15 on 1 January 1900, being the youngest Illuverendian ruler, and rejecting regency. As a youth, she appealed quickly to her subjects of the same age range, and boldly challenged the older Illuverendian aristocrats in the first half of the [[Franziskanic era]]. She heavily championed and implemented the [[Jünglingebildung|''Jünglingebildung'']] program throughout her rule. Franziska extensively overhauled the Illuverendian armed forces, which had reached development stagnation, into one of Anea's powerful military nations. Throughout the 1910s to the 1920s, she also extensively issued economic reforms across the country, which saw an extensive aftereffect in the Illuverendian economy. | ||
A staunch follower of {{wpl|Autocracy|autocratic rule}}, Franziska opposed democracy, republicanism, but was against opposition of civil rights. She despised and banned the formation of any political parties, but allowed a degree of political freedom through promotion of criticism against her regime, so long as it followed standards and were not within the grounds of {{wpl|Lèse-majesté|''lèse-majesté''}}. Combined with the ''Jünglingebildung'', records by Illuverendian historians stated that the Franziskanic regime had a high ratio of fulfillments by the people, extensively cementing her reputation on getting things done with efficiency. | A staunch follower of {{wpl|Autocracy|autocratic rule}}, Franziska opposed democracy, republicanism, but was against opposition of civil rights. She despised and banned the formation of any political parties, but allowed a degree of political freedom through promotion of criticism against her regime, so long as it followed standards and were not within the grounds of {{wpl|Lèse-majesté|''lèse-majesté''}}. Combined with the ''Jünglingebildung'', records by Illuverendian historians stated that the Franziskanic regime had a high ratio of fulfillments by the people, extensively cementing her reputation on getting things done with efficiency. | ||
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 The Gilded Princess by Hüss Borckenteller, c. 1890 | |||||||||
| Queen of Illuverendia | |||||||||
| Reign | 1 January 1900 – 6 September 1991 | ||||||||
| Coronation | 1 January 1900 | ||||||||
| Predecessor | Victoria VIII | ||||||||
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| Prinzessin von Brandt | |||||||||
| Reign | 11 January 1897 – 31 December 1889 | ||||||||
| Born | 11 January 1884 Hohenscholz, Illusia and Neverendia | ||||||||
| Died | 6 September 1991 (aged 107) Enigmastadt, Illusia and Neverendia | ||||||||
| Burial | Mausoleum to Franziska the Great, Enigmastadt | ||||||||
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| House | Brandt-Mottehausen | ||||||||
| Father | Harold Weser, Duke of Brandt | ||||||||
| Mother | Charlotte, Duchess of Mottehausen | ||||||||
Franziska Dorothy the Great (Illusian: Franziska der Große), born as Franziska Dorothy von Brandt (11 January 1884 – 6 September 1991), was an Illuverendian royalty who ruled the United Kingdom of Illusia and Neverendia from 1 January 1900 up until her death in 6 September 1991. Nicknamed the Gilded Princess (Illusian: Vergoldetprinzessin), her era was known as the first golden age of Illuverendian royal rule. Her regime's extensive major achievements were the modernisation of the Illuverendian military, widespread economic reforms, and the extensive spread of Illuverendian culture across all corners of the country.
Franziska was the last of the members of the House of Brandt-Mottehausen, being an only child. At an early age, she assumed the royal peerage rank of Prinzessin (princess), but lapsed on 1 January 1900 as her parents interfered with the crisis that underwent when her the preceding queen, Victoria VIII, had passed away. Bearing the genes of the Victorian rulers, she rose to power at a young age of 15 on 1 January 1900, being the youngest Illuverendian ruler, and rejecting regency. As a youth, she appealed quickly to her subjects of the same age range, and boldly challenged the older Illuverendian aristocrats in the first half of the Franziskanic era. She heavily championed and implemented the Jünglingebildung program throughout her rule. Franziska extensively overhauled the Illuverendian armed forces, which had reached development stagnation, into one of Anea's powerful military nations. Throughout the 1910s to the 1920s, she also extensively issued economic reforms across the country, which saw an extensive aftereffect in the Illuverendian economy.
A staunch follower of autocratic rule, Franziska opposed democracy, republicanism, but was against opposition of civil rights. She despised and banned the formation of any political parties, but allowed a degree of political freedom through promotion of criticism against her regime, so long as it followed standards and were not within the grounds of lèse-majesté. Combined with the Jünglingebildung, records by Illuverendian historians stated that the Franziskanic regime had a high ratio of fulfillments by the people, extensively cementing her reputation on getting things done with efficiency.