Feiron I

**Feiron I,** (Born: 14th of July, 1887. Died: 23rd of May, 1952.) was the first emperor of the Serbian empire. Feiron became emperor in 1950, after Yermania I had to abdicate from his position of the King of Yugoslavia. Feiron dissolved the position of the King of Yugoslavia and remade it into the Emperor of Yugoslavia, until eventually transforming the nation into the Serbian empire and the position was reworked to the Emperor of the Serbian empire.

Feiron's son was the Emperor of the Serbian empire, Stefan Borislav I.

The emperor didn't get to rule his empire for too long, but managed to expand the empire from the years 1950-1952. Feiron's rapid expansion of his empire caused many nations to be weary about his nation, which caused tensions to build up, which eventually spilled over into the Great European war.

History:

Feiron was born on the 14th of July, 1887, in the city of Kragujevac, Serbia. He was born during his father's visit to the city as the King of Serbia. Feiron became the heir to the throne of Serbia during his birth, as he was the only son of Zivko at the time, and the oldest son.

After his father's defeat in the war, Feiron and his family had to flee, as they were not allowed back into Serbia at the time it was occupied. By 1948, Feiron returned to Yugoslavia, to find at as a communist state.

Yugoslavia:

Feiron applied to become a deputy in Belgrade's city secretary in 1949. He became one and immediately started speaking on his radical views and wanted to make Yugoslavia an absolute kingdom and said that he should become the monarch, as he was "appointed by God" to be the destined savior of Serbia.

When Yugoslavia became a kingdom, Feiron decided to go a step further and become a deputy in the parliament of the Serbian empire. Feiron's influence could be seen in the parliament, because of his radical views, the parliament started speaking up against the king, Yermania, for his weak ruling capabilities. In 1950, after a successful coup d'etat, Feiron crowned himself the emperor of Yugoslavia, before eventually changing the nation into the Serbian empire.

He appointed Yermania as his minister of war and from then on, Yermania would never rule a country again.

Serbian empire:

Feiron became the emperor of the Serbian empire in late 1950, after he had reformed his nation. Feiron was described as a great military strategist during his conquests from 1951-1952. In early 1952, he annexed a piece of Romania and he had successfully conquered all of Albania by then.

Feiron was seen as a mighty emperor during his reign but he was also very cautious about his actions, leading to many defeats in wars like the Bosnian revolution in 1951.

Feiron also made more authoritarian changes to the empire, like reducing the power of the Parliament. Feiron's popularity decreased in different parts of the empire, which eventually caused protests and rebellions.

Bosnian Revolution:

The Bosnian revolution started in 1951, Feiron was initially unprepared for the battle, but eventually started making great strategic desicions and started winning most of the battles.

The revolution caused a change in the emperor's view on the other ethnic groups of the empire, in private during 1952, he said they were "inferior" groups that acted like barbarians compared to the Serbs.

Romanian revolution and death:

In 1952, in the city of Timișoara, protests started against Feiron's authoritarian rule. Feiron brutally suppressed the protests, which caused them to become more and more violent, eventually erupting in a full blown revolution.

Feiron caused many massacres during the revolution, as he thought of the Romanian people as inferior. He said that they should deserve everything coming to them, as he said they were trying to make the empire crumble.

During the second battle of Resita, Feiron was fatally shot by Romanian forces while inspecting troops. During the ensuing chaos, Feiron's body was somehow burned by the Romanian forces. The battle was eventually a victory for the Serbs, but a national 3 day period of mourning started after his death.

Legacy:

Feiron is now seen as a great conqueror in Serbia, however, other nations don't see him the same.

In Romania, he is called *Feiron the bloody* and in Bosnia, he takes on the title of *Feiron the oppressor*. Feiron is an extremely controversial character and the secrets of his anti-ethnic natures are being revealed to the public.

Recently, after Borislav III's reign, people have started comparing him to Feiron, calling both of them "anti-ethnic tyrants."