Draža IV

Draža IV is the current prime minister of the Serbian empire and the current head of the house of Božidar, a noble family which has it's roots in the former nation of Yermania.

## History:

Draža was born on the 11th of April, 1968, to Dobroslav III, the grandson of the Secretary of state at the time. Draža was educated in Belgrade and was given a myth from where his family was from from his father, trying to convince his son that the family came from the original Serbian empire in what is now Bosnia.

Draža was around 5 years old when the Third World War broke out. He started seeing both his grandfather and his father less and less as they were both at the front. Draža was effected by the war a lot and after his grandfather defeated the Germans at Ljubljana in early 1976 and gained a lot of notoriety, Draža wanted to start a military career to see if he could become another legendary general like his grandfather and father.

### Early military career

Draža joined the military on the 20th of May, 1985 and after graduating from the Belgrade military school as a Major, he joined the Chetnik paramilitary force on the 6th of March, 1986. Draža trained under his grandfather for a long time and became a Brigadier general by the time the Turkish revolution of 1990 broke out.

Draža was transferred to Eskişehir, where he would watch over the supplies and reserve troops who were going to be sent to the front later on. Draža's service in the revolution abruptly ended after Emperor Borislav III was killed in action during the battle of Ankara. Draža later returned to Belgrade by the 15th of July, 1990, to find that the entire nationalist government had been overthrown.

His father, Dobroslav III was later made prime minister on the 1st of August, 1990 and Draža started rising through the ranks, becoming a general by the year of 2000.

### Political career

Draža became the prime minister of the empire after his father's death in July of 2002. Draža has tried to work on the empire's problem of federalization, as in recent times it had made the populous more nationalistic and the central government more weak.

## Fourth World War

On the 8th of April, 2004, the Fourth World War broke out, only 2 weeks earlier, Draža and fellow general Petar III were ordered to mobilize the entire Serbian Army and place it on the border of the USSR. Earlier, on the 20th of March, the Soviets had done the same to the Serbian Empire, placing their troops on the border after months of high tensions with the two nations.

The war would continue to get larger as it went on, with Japan attacking the Zhau dynasty of China and Germany being attacked by a fascist uprising. Draža was ordered to go to the city of Brașov to hold the line. Draža was later pushed back by the forces of field marshal Filipp Golikov and met with Petar III in the highly defended city of Cluj-Napoca. Later, on the 9th of October, 2006, Draža and Petar would turn the war around by encircling field marshal Maxim Anoufriev's force of 480 000 in the city of Cluj-Napoca, capturing over 450 000 soldiers, including general Anoufriev.

Draža later returned back home from the front by the 10th of May, 2008, with the Soviet Union nearly at it's surrendering point.

## Peacetime

Draža's role as a general was significantly reduced after the Belgrade conference on the 1st of March, 2011, as peace spread all around Eurasia and North America. Draža has been able to create new peacetime policies with the rest of the Emperor's cabinet, however, such as economic policies with the finance minister, István Szilágyi, which has fixed the economy after the Fourth World War.

## Medals and Awards

* Order of Merits in Defense and Security, 3rd class (Awarded: 24th of July, 1990)
* Order of St. Sava (Awarded: 9th of August, 2002)
* Order of Karađorđe's Star (Awarded: 11th of January, 2004)
* Order of the Serbian Flag, 1st class (Awarded: 15th of November, 2006)
* Order of the Empire of Serbia (Awarded: 19th of July, 2008)
* Sretenje Order, 3rd class (Awarded: 1st of March, 2011)