Antonia the Great
| Antonia | |||||
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| Holy Empress of Stradia, Grand duchess of Stradova, Queen of Coszéva, Queen of Bartova, Hetmanina of Taridia, Grand princess of Sovalda, Queen of Cosiva, Governoress of Vrabanten, Grand duchess of Lourgine, Protector of Mähkante | |||||
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| Reign | 1752 – 1834 | ||||
| Predecessor | Joseph IV | ||||
| Successor | Maria Carolina IV | ||||
| Born | Schönfeld palace ,Walsten, Stradian empire | ||||
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| house | Brazza | ||||
| Father | Joseph IV of Brazza | ||||
Antonia, most commonly known as Antonia the Great, is the longest reigning monarch of Stradia (from 1752 until 1834).
The period of Antonia the Great's rule is known as the Antonian Enlightenment.
Early life
Reign (1752–1834)
Coronation (1752)
Foreign affairs
War of Thalisian Succession
Highest ranking military officers during the war of Thalisian Succession
The War of Thalisian Succession stared in 1783 when king Theodore III Died and leaving no clear heir to the throne of Thalisia. With that two sides sprung up. The Legitimists who wanted the fourth cousin of Theodore III to become the new king. And on the other side you had the Republicans who saw the death of Theodore III as a perfect opportunity to disband the monarchy and install a republic.
In 1785 the first battle of the war had been fought.
In 1787 Stradia joined the war on the side of the Republicans for Holy Empress Antonia II saw a great opportunity in fighting with them in the hopes to build a strong relationship and a reliable alliance with them.
In 1788 Suleim joined the war on the side of the Legitimists. Sultan Erden saw it as a way to hinder their enemy, Stradia, in finding a new ally.
In 1792 the war came to an end with Thalisia becoming a republic. Stradia and Suleim signed a separate treaty of eternal peace in where the two powers would no longer go to war against each other.