Ambrosian Empire

"Empire of Ambreux" redirects here. For other uses, see Empire of Ambreux (disambiguation).

Ambrosian Empire Împierum de Ambreux
1642–1808
Capital	Multicentral
Common languages	Gollic Late Ledonian Lorangian Church Ledonian
Religion	Reformationism (enforced)
Government	Hereditary monarchy
Emperor
• 1647–1657	Henri IV
• 1657–1703	Henri V
• 1703–1731	Françis II
• 1731–1764	Guillaumé VII
• 1764–1782	Àrmenâris II
• 1782–1808	Guillaumé VIII
Historical era	The Trihhimic Reformations
• Henri IV inherits the duchies of Accio & Lorangbury	16 October 1642
• Henri IV creates the Ambrosian Empire	1647
• Ambrosian invasion of the Montic Empire	1689
• Collapse of royal authority	2 February 1808
Currency	Various
Preceded by Succeeded by County of Ambreux Duchy of Lorangbury Duchy of Accio Duchy of East Gollia Duchy of Middle Gollia Duchy of South Gollia Lorangia Lorangia Vrebsicourgi Republic East Gollia

The Ambrosian Empire (/æmbrˈoʊʒən/; Gollic: Împierum de Ambreux) was a polity in the Trihhimerein Peninsula, headed by the Holy Ambrosian Emperor. It developed out of the County Ambreux after acquiring duchies, and lasted for over a century and a half until its dissolution in 1808. The empire was established by Henri IV of Ambreux, who succeeded his mother Marie III as King of Ambreux and his father Còzimo V as Duke of Accio and Lorangbury.

The wealth and political influence of the Holy Ambrosian Emperors led to conflicts with the Holy Montic Emperors.