Meijis I of Valeria

Tsar Meijis of Valeria Emperor of The Grand Empire

Reign July 21st, 1939 - March 8th, 2000

Coronation January 3rd, 1940

Full Name Meijis Anushirvan Ivanovich

Born September 14th, 1920 Valerian Imperial Palace, Isangrad, Magnus Valerius

Died March 8th, 2000 Valerian Imperial Palace, Isangrad, Magnus Valerius

Buried March 15th, 2000 St. Valerian Cathedral, Isangrad, Magnus Valerius

Predecessor Ivan IV, Emperor of Magnus Valerius

Heir Apparent Ivan, Crown Prince of Magnus Valerius

Successor Alexander I Borivich-Vassilakos-Seleukios, Emperor of Magnus Valerius

Consort Yelizaveta, Princess of Godunovia, Empress of Magnus Valerius

Issue Ivan, Crown Prince of Magnus Valerius George Meijisovich Cyrus Meijisovich Konstantina Meijisovna Shirin Meijisovna Elene Meijisovna Liliana Meijisovna

Royal House House of Kalderis

Father Ivan III, Emperor of Magnus Valerius

Mother Shahrzad Dariushovna Artashad, Princess of Tabriz, Empress of Magnus Valerius

Epithet Velikiy (The Great)

His Imperial Majesty Meijis I Kalderis of The Grand Empire of Magnus Valerius (September 14th, 1920 - March 8th, 2000) was ruler of the Valerian Empire from July 21st, 1939 until his death. His reign was one of the longest Imperial reigns, with him presiding over an era of both war and vast prosperity. He was also considered to be one of the greater rulers of the empire. Meijis is also known as Meijis the Great due to this fact.

Early Life

Meijis was born on a cloudy September day in 1920 to Tsar Ivan III and his second wife, Shahrzad Artashad. Ivan III, inspired by the Meiji Emperor of Japan, named his son after him in a Valerian corruption of the name. Shahrzad was a Tabrizian noblewoman, of Iranian stock and of a Zoroastrian religious background. Meijis's dual ancestry of Slavic Valerian and Iranian Tabrizian blood shaped his life and made him appreciate both sides of his family. He was also noted to having darker hair than his father and some features such as his nose that coincided with his Iranian ancestry.