Emperor of all Slavs

Imperator of the Slavs
Император всех славян
Last to reign: Aleksandr II
Details
Style	His/Her Imperial Majesty
First monarch	Borislav I
Last monarch	Aleksandr II
Formation	12 April 518
Abolition	23 October 1940
Residence	Winter Palace
Pretender(s)	Prince Roman Ivanov of the Slavic Union

The emperor or empress of all Slavs (Commonly known as the Imperator) was the monarch of the Slavic Union.

History

The Slavic monarchy formed on April 12 518 with the signing of The Document of Unity, which united the warring princedoms of the modern day Slavic Union into one confederation. The Imperator would remain the dominant political power in the Slavic Union for centuries, with the country resisting democratic reforms until the 1890 Slavic Revolt, which lead to major reforms across the Union, the most notable of which being the establishment of the Duma and the abolition of serfdom, which came far after any other nation. Despite this the Imperator remained the dominant political power.

In 1917 the Slavic Civil War began, and Imperator Aleksei II was executed along with his family. His uncle Aleksandr II would be made the next Imperator, he would die October 23 1940, and his children would be forced to flee the country when a warrant was put out for their arrest by Prime Minister Nikifor Osipov, who would declare himself Vozhd, replacing the Imperator as the primary power in the S.U.

The Slavic royal family has spent the last 80 years in exile in Drambenburg.

List of Emperors

Emperor of all Slavs
Portrait	Name	Lifespan	Reign Start	Reign End
	Borislav I	482-528	as king of Ivoslav March 12 502 as Emperor 18 April 518	22 August 528
	Ivan VIII	8 August 1694-17 January 1772	23 April 1723	17 January 1772
	Peter III	8 August 1736-30 November 1794	17 January 1772	30 November 1794
	Aleksandr I	29 July 1772-22 February 1836	30 November 1794	22 February 1836
	Ivan IX	18 June 1798-3 December 1864	22 February 1836	3 December 1864
	Andrei V	12 June 1831-23 October 1888	3 December 1864	23 October 1888
	Peter IV	5 May 1853-23 February 1902	23 October 1888	23 February 1902
	Aleksei II	31 January 1879-12 September 1917	23 February 1902	12 September 1917
	Aleksandr II	27 February 1856-11 October 1940	12 September 1917	23 October 1940