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HIM Tsar Alexander I was the 79th ruler of Valeria, and the first man from House Borivich to ascend to the Valerian throne.

Early Life

Alexander I Feodorov was born in Borivich Selo on November 19th, 1957 to Feodor Borivich and his wife Ivanna. Alexander was raised in opulence. He was given the best education possible and earned high grades. Throughout his life, he was at the top percentile in terms of academic performance, but Alexander's grades made him a pariah amongst school children. He was often lonely until he fell into a group of kids that included his future wife, Constantina Meijidovna, daughter of Meijis I.

In the year 1978, Alexander graduated from Tsar Ivan I University in Leda, Valeria, within the top percentile of his class, with a degree in Political Sciences. Alexander seemed destined to just exist for the rest of his life as a minor noble in Borivich Selo outside of Isangrad. In 1981, Alexander's father had negotiated with Tsar Meijis I for a marriage between Constantina and Alexander. The couple were in love, but since Alexander was of minor importance, he could be rejected. To the surprise of many, the benevolent emperor allowed the marriage to take place. Alexander's marriage to Constantina, the eldest daughter of Meijis, gave him the chance to ascend to the throne. It would change the history of the Empire. Alexander married Constantina in January 1982 and they soon started a family:

• Theodora (1983 - 2047)
• Alexander (1984 - 2045)
• Sophie (1988 - 2000)
• Aleksei (1993 - 2000)

In 1994, Feodor Borivich died, leaving Alexander in charge of the affairs of House Borivich. However, Alexander watched with ambivalence as the heirs of Meijis died in freak accidents or of disease. Soon, Meijis died in the year 2000, leaving Alexander the throne.

Reign and the Orissan Conflict

Alexander was coroneted on March 12th, 2000.