Empire of Macedonia

Empire of Macedonia, also known as Macedonia, is a post-Kingdom state of Macedonia, that came into existance in the year 1369AD, after the Kingdom of Macedonia was transformed into its current imperial form during the rule of Filipisus. It includes territories in Europe, West Asia, Africa as well as colonies in North America and Oceania. The Empire is comprised of several provinces and has a population of about 190 million. It's capital is Pella, with several other, larger cities serving as regional capitals of the Empire.
Macedon had expanded its rule in much of West Asia and North Africa during King Filipisus's rule. However, it was severely weakened due to the loss of territory from the Serbian State as well as several minor civil wars and internal struggles within the kingdom which culminated in Filipisus crowning himself Emperor of Macedon in 1369 AD. Later that year, Filipisus finally reconciled the Southern League with the rest of Macedon, with Athens and other influential city states and regions becoming a integrated part of Macedon. Filipisus though ruled only for one year as Emperor before the nation was plunged into serious unrest during the Slave Revolt. After a prolonged period where 3 men ruled the Empire, Androcles, the son of Filipisus, managed to take over as the sole Emperor once again, fully disbanding the Triumvirate. He was succeeded by his son in 1400AD, Demetrius. 
The empire can be divided into two periods: the Triumvirate Period and the Senatorial Period. The Empire is currently in the Senatorial period, where the Emperor rules alongside a senate which advises him and helps him bring laws into effect. The senate manages foreign relations,l and represents the people of Macedon during its assembly.
The Empire of Macedonia is a senatorial, despotic monarchy. Macedon has assumed a position as one of the major contenders for the political dominance of Europe, although they have gained the title of "The Sick Man of Europe" for their poor military performance and declining national spirit. Its economy is robust as it sources trade from Africa and Asia. Macedon is a part and the leader of the Byzantion Axis, as well as the leader of the Hellenic Commonwealth. It participates many technological sharing groups, particularly with Tonga. 
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