Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance

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Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance
Autokratische Osteuropäische Imperiale Allianz
Автократический Восточно-Европейский Имперский Альянс
1606 - 2017
Flag of Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance
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CapitalSchwarzgrad
Common languagesEnglish, Latin, Accords, Niflheimian, Nihongo
GovernmentAbsolute Monarchy
Monarch 
• 1883 - 1931
Albert II
• 1931 - 1975
Maximillian I
• 1975 - 2008
Maximillian II
• 2008 - 2017
Maximillian III
LegislatureImperial Court
House of the Autocrats
House of the Masses
History 
• Union of the Provinces
21 June 1931
• Assassination of Maximillian III
9 October 2017
• Dissolving of the Autocrats; Transition to Democracy
21 October 2017
Area
Total230,977 km2 (89,181 sq mi)
Population
• 1940
1,215,494,947
• 1975
1,751,929,326
CurrencyReichmarks
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Kingdom of Finlandia
Autocratic East Europan Empire
Democratic East Europan Union
Today part ofDemocratic East Europan Union


The Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance was a sovereign nation in Eordis. It borders the Erebonian Empire, Kingdom of Liberl, and the Calvard Republic to the north; Bahatsva and Lorica to the east; Ramuncia, Rumania, and the Militesi Empire to the south; Gallia-Bruhl, and Atlantic Federation to the west.

The Alliance itself is a loosely connection of Baronies, Duchies, Provinces, and Principalities. These collection of states were united during the 19th Century under Emperor Ferdinand VII of East Europa with a desire to build out of it an Empire. From the early 20th Century onwards, the Imperial government eyed for a world empire and was tied against the Lucis Commonwealth led by the United Kingdom, Gallia-Bruhl, and the Erebonian Empire. This continued advances meant that war was to ravage the continent for more than a century. Following the War of Lorican Aggression that saw the death of Maximillian I, the Post-War of Lorican Aggression Crisis saw the Imperial Spring with Maximillian II ruling over the country. He reformed the government and introduced new reforms. He also soothed tensions among the Allied nations. This period saw Allied nations cooperating with the East Empire. Investments soon flew into the country and a period of economic boom appeared in the 1990s. For this, Maximillian II was referred as Uncle Max for his peacemaking among allied nations and reforms. In 2008, his son, Maximillian Joseph assassinated his father. The consequence would eventually drive the country into another hostile war with the Imperial Crisis, with Maximillian III's ambitions reaching its climax during the Imperial Crisis.

Public discontent with his rule began as early as 2014, when several members of the Imperial resistance banded together to form the Imperial Resistance Movement, which later became the Gneisenau Circle. In 9 October, Maximillian III was assassinated during the ambitious Operation Freedom. With support from the allies, Imperial Field Marshal Friedrich Albricht led 50,000 resistance members to Schwartzgrad and arrested members of the nobility, and dissolved the ruling government. The Imperial Army of Europa then recognised Albricht as the interim commander-in-chief following the arrest of Field Marshal Berthold Gregor Jr. by Imperial Resistance members. Without any leadership, the entirety of the Imperial Army showed their support for the new democratic goverment.

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