Alexander IX

Alexander Billopec is a Prince of Billopesha, otherwise known as the ‘Fugitive Prince’, who is the brother of Lord Richard VI of Billopesha and son of George V of Billopesha. He is currently wanted for treason for trying to claim the throne by force for unfounded reasons off of Richard V. He is still missing after 29 years and although there have been many suspicions and sightings, nothing has of yet been confirmed.

Early Life

He was born on Christmas Day in Libya while his family were travelling during a military campaign. From an early age, he was always jealous of his older brother Richard and felt his parents treating Richard much better. In 1958, his parents divorced and he was made to go with his mother, separating from Richard and his father, much to Alexander's delight. He was educated at Dorling School and Bridge College, Billopec before joining the Imperial Air Command (IAC) until 1971.

Battle for the Throne

That year, his father George Billopec died and Alexander argued against his brother Richard, the heir-apparent, claiming he had a right to the throne. His claim was obviously unfounded, as he had no evidence to go on, so willingly left, but was still not happy with the result. He then travelled to the Empire of Hontock where he brought an army of mercenaries from Lord Ogenarc and in 1975, went to takeover the throne by force. This was a shock to his family who immediately condemned his actions and stripped him of his title. The army of Bilopesha, lead by Richard, attacked his army at the Battle Of The Billopecs. Alexander lost the battle but managed to escape. He was then made a criminal wanted for treason but was not sighted anywhere since the battle.

Disappearance

Over the next 29 years, there were no messages from him and no one has confirmed that they have seen him. Since then, there have been claims and suspicions of his whereabouts but none have been confirmed or have lead to his capture. It is unknown whether he is dead or alive and the search still continues.