Stefan Borislav IV

Stefan Borislav IV was the former Emperor and the former King of Serbia, as well as eventually becoming the Governor of the Underground Serbian Bunker Complex from 2006-2029.

Borislav's father was the infamous Stefan Borislav III, who's repressive policies led to the downfall of the Serbian Empire. Borislav's son, Stefan Borislav V, ruled the Underground Bunker Complex from 2029 to 2055.

History:

Borislav was born on the 18th of January, 1964, to Borislav III and his wife in the Royal Palace in Belgrade, Serbia. Borislav was never expected to become emperor, as his uncle, Borislav II, was next in line as the first son of the reigning emperor, Borislav I. However, his uncle died childless and thus, his father became emperor in November of 1977, leaving the 13-year-old Borislav IV next in line to the throne.

## Stefan Grigorije Borislav Karađorđević

### Aliases

Stefan Borislav IV, Borislav IV, The young Emperor,

### Relatives

Stefan Borislav III (father), Stefan Borislav V (son), Radoje Karađorđević (son)

### Occupation

Former Emperor of Serbia, Former King of Serbia, Former Governor of the Underground Serbian Bunker Complex

## Biographical information

### Place of death

Beograda Bunker, Underground Serbian Bunker Complex

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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Borislav did not like the way his father ruled the nation and even privately criticized him in multiple conversations with former Archchancellor Dragoslav Ratkovic. Borislav eventually joined the army at a young age of 16 in March of 1980, quickly rising through the ranks, as he was the Naslednik to the throne at the time.

Borislav was a Colonel in the army by the time his father died in May of 1981. He was brought in to investigate the "assassination" which was allegedly carried out by a rogue soldier. Borislav punished the rogue soldier by demoting him from the military and sentencing him to 12 years in prison.

Reign as Emperor of Serbia:

After becoming the Emperor of Serbia due to the death of his father in the Turkish revolution, he attempted to modernize and federalize the government of the country, to give more rights to the protesting minorities in the empire.

Borislav's attempts of reform were made futile when the Romanians and Bulgarians in the nation started a revolution to break free from the yoke of the Serbian empire in 1983.

Borislav and the army failed to put down the revolts and eventually, even Greece and Albania broke free, leaving only the former territory of Yugoslavia. Borislav was forced to abdicate on the 11th of August, 1986, in favor of King Yermania III, who renamed the nation to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.

Exile:

Borislav was forced into exile, leaving for Plovdiv in Bulgaria the day after his forced abdication. There, he lived a rather regular life, while still following every Yugoslav news source. Borislav never expected to return to his native land, but an opportunity arose soon enough.

As King Yermania III had been assassinated, Radovan Karadžić staged a coup and made himself the Premier of SR Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia eventually went down in revolution, as protests started in Croatia, Yermania and Bosnia against Karadžić's dictatorial rule.

After the revolutions were over and Yugoslavia transformed into the Republic of Serbia, Borislav IV met with Boris IV of Bulgaria and Ratko I of Bosnia to discuss a return of the Serbian monarchy with the help of military intervention in the hostile Republic. Boris and Ratko agreed to the plan and the two nations invaded the Republic with the help of Borislav's paramilitary force, which was led by general Miroslav Stavenković.

Reign as King of Serbia:

Borislav was shortly after installed as the King of Serbia on the 26th of March, 1996. Borislav appointed Miroslav Stavenković to the position of Prime Minister in the Kingdom and then started creating new architectural policies to try and rebuild Serbia after the wars.

Borislav also managed to improve foreign relations with most of the breakaway states from the Serbian empire, establishing an economic pact with Bulgaria, Yermania, Bosnia, Albania and Greece. With the help of this pact, Borislav managed to reform the economy of the Kingdom of Serbia, with the economy fully recovering from the wars by 2000.

The Kingdom eventually found itself declaring war on the Republic of Ukraine and the United States, as the two countries had been threatening the kingdoms of Europe and Asia for decades. This would eventually lead to the fourth world war, with the National Socialist state of Austria joining the war, along with the Independent state of Croatia, the People's republic of Czechoslovakia and the State of Romania.

Serbian forces were made to defend Bosnia and Yermania from the invading fascist forces, but the fighting wouldn't last long. In early 2006, the United States started dropping nukes on their enemies, nuking major cities such as Vienna, Prague, Belgrade, Zagreb, Sarajevo, Bucharest and Sofia. China retaliated with nuking the US, which later led to major nations declaring an apocalypse and hiding underground in bunker complexes.

Underground Bunker Complex:

Serbia declared an apocalypse on the 7th of June, 2006, with the entire nation retreating to underground bunkers, Borislav himself retreating to the largest bunker group in Belgrade. The bunkers covered a total of 9 872 square kilometers underground, leaving 90% of the Serbian land unaccounted for and the bunkers to be extremely crowded, which was all blamed on Borislav, as he was an autocrat.

Borislav envisioned new blueprints for a larger bunker complex in Montenegro to be built, as well as new underground transport such as new metro stations being built. Serbia was left on it's own, causing it's economy to almost collapse in 2014, but the finance minister, Bogdan Novak, managed to save it before it collapsed entirely.

Death:

Borislav eventually passed away on the 19th of September, 2029, from the alzheimer's disease, which he had developed in 2026, at the age of 65.