Emperor Zivko I

**Borislav I, or Emperor Stefan Zivko Borislav I**, was the former emperor of the Serbian empire and the second emperor of the nation. Stefan became part of the royal lineage after his father Feiron made himself emperor after becoming **King of Yugoslavia** after the former king **Yermania I** abdicated in favor of Feiron.

As the king abdicated and the new king rose, he immediately declared himself emperor of the extremely short lived Yugoslav empire, which turned into the Serbian empire later on the 16th of December 1950. Borislav officially became the heir apparent to the throne of the Serbian empire, officially stylized as *Naslednik Stefan Zivko Borislav.*

After his father Feiron I died in 1952 during the Romanian revolution, Stefan took control of the government and made it more and more authoritarian leading to his attempted assassination in 1964.

He had to children, one of them being emperor Stefan Borislav II. The other was the later emperor Stefan Borislav III.

Borislav had multiple different crisis during his reign and was a very controversial emperor among all of Europe.

Borislav had done many reforms too, however. He reformed the Parliament of the Serbian empire and the former corruption of the government.

Borislav was assassinated on the 5th of March, 1971, during his visit to Skopje.

Romanian revolution:

## Biographical information

### Place of birth

Skopje, Ottoman empire

Borislav was crowned emperor during the revolution and decided to crack down on it hardly. This led to the Romanian population being unsure of staying in the empire or not, but since then it has calmed down and protests are very limited in the provinces of Moldavia and Wallachia.

Authoritarian natures:

Borislav started becoming more authoritarian after defeating the Romanian revolution. He banished all democratic elections and appointed the ministers himself. He never changed any of the ministers and they are all authoritarian in their own right as well. Borislav's questionable choices led to some of the ministers questioning his rule, which caused an assassination attempt to happen in 1964.

The Great European war (1956-1959)

Stefan Borislav was one of the rulers of one of the participants in the Great European war. He won many battles as he took the role of the marshal of the Serbian empire himself, since his old marshal got captured and put into a concentration camp after a failed spy mission.

Later in the war, the Premier of the fourth reich, Josif Dzjugasvili, decided to "make peace" with the Serbs. He revealed his true colors however during his visit and shot Borislav in the leg. Borislav did not die, but was severely wounded and could not partake in the fighting for the rest of the war.

The war eventually was won by the Serbs and they reinstalled the former German empire into power after Borislav signed the treaty of Hamburg.

   Assassination attempt:

In 1964, 5 years after the defeat of the Fourth Reich in the Great European war, Yermania ordered a festival of celebration to be made for the victory of the Serbian empire. Yermania appointed Kaiser of Germany, **Wilhelm III,** To be the decorator of the festival in Belgrade. Both Wilhelm and Yermania were actually in on a plot to assassinate the emperor during the festival and they ordered for the exiled Adolf Shicklgruber to assassinate Borislav.

The festival began at 3 PM, in Belgrade. Dances and activities were being supervised by the emperor himself. At 7 PM, they switched to listening to patriotic music. In the end, at 8 PM, the emperor stepped up onto the podium and started delivering a speech to the people of Belgrade. 4 minutes into his speech, Shicklgruber tried shooting him, which missed and Borislav was rushed to the hospital, as Adolf escaped via train.

World war 3:

Borislav's mental state was affected very heavily by the 3rd world war. The stress from the decision making made him have a panic attack once in the middle of parliament. Borislav had to take a break from ruling during the war because of his declining mental state due to the victories the axis were making

Borislav eventually gathered the courage to come back into parliament and also went to the battlefield in 1968, during the battle of Münich. Stefan visited the frontlines in China during the slow capitulation of Japan. He was also present during the Beijing treaty, where he signed the treaty along with Roosevelt, Churchill and Hirohito.

Borislav was also present during the treaty of Istanbul, even though he did not sign the paper.

The cold war policies:

Borislav looked forward to expanding the ideology of monarchism around the world and bettering foreign relations. H also tried to improve his war-torn economy and the support of the other ethnic groups in the empire.

The emperor started becoming increasingly more anti-capitalist, causing him to have elected Rodavan Jovanovic into the parliament.

He eventually promoted Rodavan to Archchancellor to continue his anti-capitalist policies.

Borislav also tried supporting monarchist rebellions in different countries, causing Franklin Roosevelt to declare a cold war, which is currently ongoing.

Death:

On the 26th of February, 1971, Borislav announced that he would be going to the city of Skopje, on the 6th of March. When the day came, Borislav boarded the train along with Yermania, Rodavan and Draza Bozidar.

Once he reached Skopje, he was attacked by someone in the crowd, who threw a bomb at his car, exploding it.

Borislav was rushed to the hospital but would later die from the wounds he sustained during the explosion.

Legacy:

Borislav is known for being a great reformer, who reformed the empire and gave higher rights to Romanians and Bosnians in particular.

Borislav is also known for the expansion of the empire he did during his military campaigns from 1952-1956.

All-in-all, Borislav has had a great reign and many different people of different ethnic groups agree on the fact that Borislav was a great emperor, who might even be the greatest emperor of Serbia.