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"Citizens of this great nation, I have decided to address you for my final word. Soon you shall have a qualified leader, not me, an anemic and ailing monarch. My son shall lead you into a flourishing renaissance and golden age. Thank you for the opportunity and power you have given to me, I shall pass it to my son. The next Emperor. Thank you for what you have done for me."-The Emperor's final broadcast to the nation.

## Emperor Alexander II

### Aliases

HRH Alexander of Cornwall
HRH Alexander of Cornwall and Northumbria
Crown Prince Alexander of England
HM Alexander II

### Relatives

HRH Alexander III; son
High-Queen Cosmia; daughter
Emperor Bartholomew I; father
Empress-Dowager Victoria; mother
Prince Obadiah; Brother
Queen Wilma; Sister

## Biographical information

### Marital status

Empress Antionette(m.1911; div. 1920)
Empress Charlotte(m.1922-1950; dissolved at death)

### Date of death

2 February 1950 (aged 57)
Windsor Castle, Berkshire, England

## History

Emperor Alexander II (Born Bartholomew Albert Alexander Angus George) was born 5 April 1851 to Emperor Bartholomew and Empress-Dowager Victoria. He had two siblings. Queen Clementine and King Archibald. Archibald was the middle child, Clementine youngest of the trio. From an extremely juvenile age, he was sent to a boot camp to 'toughen' up at the most strict boot camp in England, Fort Sandringham. The young Alexander spent most of his life there, from the young age of seven. When he turned an adult in 1869, he returned to his childhood palace in Spain, the Royal Palace of Madrid.

## Marriage

In 1872, Alexander's father passed away of liver cancer from drinking to much alcohol. To secure an alliance with the Baltic-Ukrainian States, Empress-Dowager Victoria, Alexander's mother, arranged a marriage between the daughter of the president of the Baltic-Ukrainian Sates. Antionette Babyak- Tarvydas. Before she had married Alexander, Antionette had been living in a luxurious Parisian penthouse in the heart of the city as a model for the 'Times' Magazine. On 1 August 1911, Crown Prince Alexander was wedded to the most beautiful woman in Europe and on the 23rd, He became Emperor Alexander II of the Grand Ghuzuetium Empire.

## Children and the Divorce

In 1913, his wife gave life to his first child, which he named after himself and his father.In 1920, the greatest scandal in the history of the empire was born. Emperor Alexander had had an affair with his wife's housemaid Charlotte. As soon as Empress Antionette found out about this affair, she was aggrieved. These diminutive bickers turned into colossal quarrels. And in the summer of 1920, they divorced. Two years later, in the midst of Charlotte and Alexander's wedding, Antionette was found deceased in her penthouse in Paris. Two years after the marriage, Charlotte gave birth to the youngest and only feminine child of the trio, Princess Annabelle

## Death & Legacy

In 1947, the Emperor was diagnosed with liver cancer from excessive drinking due to the mourning of his first wife, Antionette. During the wedding of his son and his daughter-in-law, he suffered jaundice doing it. He soon developed liver cancer. He lived in Windsor Castle alone, exiled from the rest of his family and the world. In 1949, he was bedridden and suffered weight loss, pain in the right shoulder and loss of appetite. On the 2 February 1950, at 57 years of age, Emperor Alexander II passed away from Liver Cancer.

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