Levan Crusade
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Introduction
Levan Crusade was a scion of the House of Cala.
After generations of powerless Emperors, Levan Crusade, slowly drew the power of the government into the hands of the Imperial Family, creating a precedent that did more than anything to revitalize the torn economy of the Five Civilized Nations.
Biography
Levan Crusade was born in the capital, Zhongshan, in the year 1943, the only son of the Emperor. From youth, Levan was pampered, receiving a world class education and given the title of Crown Prince. However, Levan Crusade was very observant and he slowly watched the deterioration and stagnation evident in the Five Civilized Nations economy.
After the death of his father in 2000, Levan Crusade was coronated as the Emperor of the Five Civilized Nations and the Duke of the House of Cala. As Emperor, Levan Crusade slowly worked to revitalize the economy. But all his efforts were for naught, when the global economy slumped after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks that struck the United States of America.
Exasperated with the snail pace with which his legislation was being moved through the government, Levan Crusade attempted to gain control of the government by calling for a convention to revise the Constitution. Thus began a deadly twenty year war that devastated the Five Civilized Nations.
When the civil war began, Levan Crusade rallied his supporters to him, believing that the war would end quickly. But he was swiftly proven wrong as the war dragged on.
After twenty years, under his leadership, Levan Crusade finally defeated his opponents. Surveying the damaged landscape of his kingdom, Levan Crusade wept at the sorrow and pain that he felt. After a revision of the Constitution occurred, the Emperor was given unprecedented powers. The position was renamed the August Emperor.
On his recoronation, Levan Crusade abruptly died, killed by a brain tumor, at the age of 68. He was honorable buried in 2021 and was succeeded by his son, Jonathon Crusade.
