Julian Dynasty (1683 - 1758):A great monarch succeeded by mediocre emperors.
Julius Favarus Suetonius (1650 - 1709),ruled from 1683 to 1709:
First tropical Roman emperor, hero of the Roman war of independence against the Kingdom of Portugal (1670 - 1683), freed all Africans who fought for Roman independence and unified for the first time the entire coast in a centralized system and not dispersed like the ancient Roman kingdoms and Roman republics that existed before the arrival of the Portuguese in 1500.
Julius Nicephorus Aetius (1675 - 1730), ruled from 1709 to 1730:
The first emperor to begin expansion into the interior of the Tropical Roman Empire, he established the Charrae as a colonizing force beyond the Atlantic Coast and with the Treaty of Madrid (1714), the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) was undone and thus a Roman expansion took place, he tried to propose an alliance with the Portuguese, but Roman nobles revolted at the end of his reign and the emperor went back, so the Romans maintained their alliance with the Spanish Empire, even though they were the Bourbons.
Julius Antonius Libius (1700 - 1740) ruled from 1730 to 1740:
During his reign, the first typist in history was created, the Scrivae, which was not very functional but had a symbolic character in the Roman soul. The provinces of Nova Chersonia were established in the southern region of the Tropical Roman Empire that bordered the province of La Plata, faced an outbreak of malaria that decimated 30% of the population and with that it ended up that due to pressure from the Church, slavery was replaced by servitude and in 1738, the Lex Chrysostomi was granted, thus the Tropical Roman Empire became the first nation in the New World to end slavery, which ended up generating the Roman Enlightenment movement and beginning the downfall of the Julian Dynasty.
Julius Marcus Vinicius (1723 - 1788) ruled from 1740 until 1758:
Last emperor of the Julian Dynasty, a terrible ruler who lost the northeastern region of the Tropical Roman Empire to the Portuguese in the First Luso-Roman War (1741 - 1748), the capital Augustopolis was sacked by Portuguese and English soldiers, he was only spared death in the Battle of Nova Alesia because his general Flavius Julius Libius saved him from death. Under pressure from the Roman elites, the empire reopened the transatlantic slave trade with Portugal even though the Lex Chrysostomi prohibited the sale or reception of slaves by third parties. In his last years with the economic crisis and the rumors of an English invasion of Augustopolis, the tropical Roman emperor, together with classical republican and military sectors, the Julian System is created in 1753, but it was still in its initial phase, in addition to the fact that more enlightened sectors wanted an updated version of the tribunes, while the Senate should be elected by vote, while more traditionalists wanted that the emperor decentralized his power, did not please either the Greeks or the Trojans, he suffered a coup d'état on August 15, 1758 and died in exile in Sardinia.
Lucian Dynasty (1758 - 1858): The brilliant Franco-Romans who brought Augustopolis for the military setting of the American War of Independence through the Napoleonic Wars.
Lucius Constantius Tertullianus or Lucius Constance Tertullien (1705 - 1778) ruled from 1758 to 1778:
General who carried out the coup d'état against the former emperor and declared himself the new emperor, considered the William of Normandy of the Tropical Roman Empire, son of a Roman noblewoman and a French general, defeated the enlightened republicans in the Battle of Nova Tarragona, defeated the rebellious nobles in the Battle of Nova Ostia and repelled the Spanish in the Battle of Montevideo and ended up like this in less than four months to be recognized in Europe as the new tropical Roman emperor, in addition to the support of the Kingdom of France. In the first years he altered the Julian System and placed the clergy and nobility as elite, inspired by the French model of social class, in addition to updating classical Latin for the 18th century and reforming the Roman tropical army to a professional and standing army. By 1761, the Roman tropical army had reached 100,000 active legionaries and 300,000 reserve legionaries, with this number expressive the emperor focuses on naval improvements to reconquer the Northeast region of the Tropical Roman Empire from the Portuguese. With this number, the Tropical Roman Empire sides with France in the Seven Years' War and managed to win some battles in Europe, but his greatest achievement was the New World, where he reconquered Nova Leptis Magna and took Nova Olissipo, even though France was not victorious in the war and lost the Louisiana region to the Spanish Empire, the Tropical Roman Empire emerged much stronger on the world stage, becoming an indispensable ally for France, in the early 1770s, Already at an advanced age, he updates the Julian System and makes the title of Dux, now a position of a governor of a province that could be elected by the plebs and merchants, at the end of his government, the Tropical Roman Empire was debt-free and its population grew, reaching 75 million inhabitants according to the 1770 census. He sent over 70,000 legionnaires to fight in the American War of Independence to aid the French against British rule in the New World.
Lucius Constantine Valerius or Lucius Constantin Valerius ( 1745 - 1815) ruled from 1778 to 1815:
The first tropical Roman emperor to establish an industrialization plan for the Tropical Roman Empire, he began in Augustopolis and reached New Constantinople and soon the entire coast. From Nova Olissipo to Nova Chersonia, industrialization was beginning to take its small steps, but already enough to expel the Portuguese from the North region of the Northeast, which was still under Portuguese control. After the American War of Independence, merchants and enlightened thinkers pressured the emperor to use the American model of election instead of the Julian System, then the emperor created the Ultra Tribune, who would represent the merchants and the enlightened, for the merchants it was great, but for the enlightened it was a sign that the Tropical Roman Empire knew very well what kind of enemy they created, so the Enlightenment thinkers divided into consensualist Enlightenment thinkers and exalted Enlightenment thinkers, the consensualist thinkers became the main and the exalted were all killed to prevent a revolution from spreading throughout the Tropical Roman Empire. After the death of King Louis XVI, the Tropical Roman Empire cut ties with the nascent First French Republic (1793 - 1804), remained neutral during the Revolutionary Wars, thus focusing in the plans to establish the first primary and secondary schools, in addition to receiving Spanish refugees who fled the chaos in Europe.In 1800, the Tropical Roman Empire had about 120 million inhabitants and about 35% of the population was literate, this was due to the first rotary press, the Leget, which made the printing of books was faster than the iron presses of Europe, the capital Augustopolis had around 12 million inhabitants, this population alone was larger than the entire population of Portugal.In 1808, the Tropical Roman Empire formally sided with the French Empire and declared war on the Kingdom of Portugal, thus beginning the Second Luso-Roman War (1808 - 1812) and the emperor himself leads the Siege of Fortaleza and the city is renamed Luciusville and in the Battle of São Luís in 1812 which definitively expels the Portuguese from the New World and the city is renamed Saint Louis,the Portuguese Royal Family moves to England and would have to pay around 1 million denarius to the Tropical Roman Empire. The slaves who were under Portuguese control were all freed and began to be integrated into Roman-tropical society and the Lex Regina Saba was granted in 1813, guaranteeing the representation of the freed African peoples in the provincial Forums as soon as they became literate. After Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo, the British Empire attempted a naval invasion of Saint Louis but were defeated by Admiral Fabius Maximus, thus placing the English under enormous economic pressure, signed the Treaty of Nova Ravenna (1815), in which the Tropical Roman Empire suffered no economic or military sanctions. Generals of the Napoleonic Wars such as Murat, Soult, Davout, André Masséna, Michel Ney and Laurent de Gouivion Saint-Cyr they sought refuge from the English and Russians and the emperor placed them as soldiers in each of their positions in the old Napoleonic army, in addition to more than 150 thousand veteran soldiers from Napoleonic Wars came to the Tropical Roman Empire due to the emperor being a Franco-Roman and already having a French community living in the Tropical Roman Empire. At the end of his reign, the Tropical Roman Empire was the undisputed power in the New World, the only one it could face was the young republic of the United States.
Lucius Antonius Fabius or Lucius Antoine Fabius (1770 - 1848) ruled from 1815 to 1848:
During his reign, the Tropical Roman Empire declared war on the new republics of South America, the War of the River Plate (1819 - 1823) saw the first expansion into former Spanish territories, General Murat wins the Battle of Buenos Aires (1823) and ends up putting an end to any Argentine claim to reconquer the province of La Plata, after the end of the war, French military veterans of the Napoleonic Wars began to populate the former province of La Plata, which was renamed Nova Siracusa and had Joachim Murat as its first Dux.After this victory, the Tropical Roman Empire received a request for help from the Viceroyalty of Peru and thus formally the Tropical Roman Empire annexed the Viceroyalty of Peru and gained access to the Pacific Ocean, in addition to cutting off any claims of the Libertadores against a unification of Spanish America against "Roman-tropical Imperialism". The former Spanish provinces that were annexed to the Tropical Roman Empire retained their names and the Spanish governors swore allegiance to the Tropical Roman Empire, just as the French veterans of the Napoleonic Wars had military and political influence in the province of Nova Siracusa and the more traditionalist Spanish ruled the former Viceroyalty of Peru, however the Julian System would be applied from 1825, the Lex Chrysostomi was applied in New Syracuse and in the former territories of the Viceroyalty of Peru and thus around 150 thousand slaves were freed from the mills. In the 1830s, while Spanish America was fragmented and in dictatorships, the Tropical Roman Empire was experiencing its most powerful period, its army had around 250 thousand active soldiers and 20 million in reserve, it was the most powerful army in the New World, no one could stand up to the Tropical Roman Empire, not even the United States. In 1837, the Lex Campis Ruralis was granted, which abolished serfdom in the Tropical Roman Empire and thus the industrialization that was previously slow began to give a gigantic gain in the economy and in the military world, the Roman Enlightenment, with its particularity of belonging to a people from the Classical Era, did not need the same efforts as in France or Scotland, it only united the classical world and updated it with little fanfare. At the end of his reign, they were creating the Antofagasta-Augustopolis Railway, while Western Europe was burning with the Spring of Nations, the Tropical Roman Empire was growing rapidly, however certain anti-francophone sectors were stirring in the shadows to put an end to it and they would soon come out of the shadows.
Lucius Carolus Otto or Lucius Charles Otto (1820 - 1858) ruled from 1848 to 1858:
Grandson of Emperor Lucius III and the last Franco-Roman Emperor, during his reign, with a good number of Napoleonic generals already dead from natural causes, anti-Francophone sectors began to protest against the "Franconization of the Tropical Roman Empire", in the city of Nova Ravenna violent protests occurred against Emperor Lucius IV for "betraying Roman blood to behave like a French republican". In December 1854, the Aquilae Manifesto was launched in the city of Amazonas in the northern region of the Tropical Roman Empire. This manifesto spoke about the corruption of the Roman soul and how the emperor was contributing to the destruction of Latium and making fans of Napoleon instead of Caesar, fans of Montesquieu instead of Cicero, this uncomfortable truth made sectors of the Roman-tropical army position themselves openly attack the Franco-Romans and the French community living in the Tropical Roman Empire and thus the greatest event of the 19th century after the Napoleonic Wars would take place, the Crisis of the 19th century. On May 15, 1858, Emperor Lucius and his family were assassinated in an ambush by Roman nationalists in New Constantinople. The Tropical Roman Empire split into several kingdoms, and the Crisis of the 19th Century began.
The Crisis of the 19th Century (1858 - 1870): The most important event after the Napoleonic Wars.
Kingdom of Neo-Lusitania
Antônio Carlos Moreira de Souza (1809 - 1863), ruled from 1859 to 1863:
Son of a Portuguese soldier and a woman who was the heiress of a sugar mill owner, he represents part of the Portuguese who remained in the Tropical Roman Empire and were dissatisfied with the government of Lucius IV. On February 6, 1859, in the city of Luciusville, he declared himself Dom Antônio I of New Lusitania, he managed to defeat the unionist forces in Saint Louis (1862), which consolidated his power in the region in the north of the Northeast of the Tropical Roman Empire, he tried to invade the province of Nova Olissipo but ended up being defeated in the Battle of Justinianus Magnus (1863) and ended up being killed in that battle and without their charismatic leader, the remaining Portuguese surrendered to the Tropical Romans.
United Kingdom of New Mauritania
Libius Severus Agrippa (1810 - 1902) ruled from 1858 until 1869:
Senator of the Northern region of the Tropical Roman Empire, he declared himself emperor in the city of Nova Scipio, defeated the unionist forces at the Battle of Leptis Augusta (1862) and was left aside for a long time, until Titus's army arrived and he surrendered to the new emperor and lived in Brescia in exile until his death in 1902.
Kingdom of Nova Milanum
Suetonius Augustus Fabius (1800 - 1865) ruled from 1858 until 1865:
Titus I's greatest enemy, he was a marshal of the Roman-tropical army who betrayed the unionists and declared himself emperor, commanding the central-western region of the Tropical Roman Empire, personally led the Battle of New Constantinople ( 1860) and managed to conquer much of the southern region of the Tropical Roman Empire until the union army and defeated him in Battle of Assunción (1865) and he ends up being killed by his soldiers, with that the remaining soldiers surrender to the Union Army.
Kingdom of Peru
Carlos Alejandro Montserrat (1825 - 1910) ruled from 1858 to 1870:
Son of a member of the loyalist government of the Viceroyalty of Peru, his life until then was as a soldier who protected the border against skirmishes with soldiers from the Republic of Gran Colombia, until he learned that Emperor Lucius IV died, he and his group of soldiers arrived in Lima and proclaimed himself Carlos I of Peru and with his troops defeated the unionists in Cochabamba (1860), Antofagasta (1861) and La Paz (1862), with this he became the greatest threat to the Tropical Roman Empire, the altitude of Lower Peru became a battle of attrition in which he thought the Tropical Romans would fight in land battles, until Titus takes over the union army and launches the naval invasion of Antofagasta (1864), with this the Roman-tropical army launches a land invasion of Peru and defeats the Carlist forces in the Battle of Lima (1866), after which Carlos I flees to Lower Peru and fortifies himself in La Paz, until the end of the war in which Carlos is arrested by his soldiers and handed over to Titus I and he signs the Treaty of New Treviso (1870) and he died in Toledo in 1910 in exile.
Union Army (Tropical Roman Empire)
Marshal Édouard Jean Paul-Maurice (1780 - 1872), was in command between 1858 and 1863:
He fought alongside Michel Ney and Napoleon at Waterloo, fought in the War of the River Plate and was Dux of New Constantinople in the 1840s, keeping a good part of the nation united until the army lost New Constantinople (1860) and consequently the entire south of the Tropical Roman Empire (1863), with the Tropical Roman Empire surrounded by enemies, he realized that times were changing and perhaps it was no longer a time of eternal attritional struggles, the Tropical Roman Empire needed new armaments and a new Roman emperor, preferably from Italy, he left command so that a new leadership and emperor assumed the Roman-tropical throne.
Lieutenant Colonel Titus Flavius Julius (1838 - 1918) was in command from 1863 to 1870:
Inventor of the first breech-loading rifle, the Phobos 1862, with this weapon the Roman Empire won the Battle of Justinianus Magnus (1863), defeated the Carlists in the naval invasion of Antofagasta (1864), decisively defeated Suetonius' army in Asunción (1865), conquered Lima (1866) with these victories, the Senate of Augustopolis, the military and the Catholic Church support him to be the new emperor, but he decides to officially become emperor while there is no parallel Kingdom. After the Treaty of New Treviso (1870), in the Cathedral of Saint Basil of Caesarea, he was crowned Tropical Roman Emperor and had the title "Restaurator Mundi".
Titus Dynasty (1870 - ongoing):The Aurelian of the New World and his descendants.
Titus Aurelianus Fabius (1838 -1918) ruled from 1870 to 1918:
First emperor of the Titus Dynasty, he focused on rebuilding the Tropical Roman Empire and created a new, more stable currency, the aureum. In addition, during his reign at the end of the 19th century, he reopened the diplomatic and commercial relations with the Kingdom of Portugal (1887) and established the Roman Center of Fine Arts (1893) and updated the Lex Campis Ruralis to establish Agrarian Reform in the Center-West of the Tropical Roman Empire and promulgated the Lex Rex Lailibela (1894) which prohibits pseudoscientific studies. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Roman Air Force was created (1909), in the First World War (1914-1918) it joined the Triple Entente side because some vessels were sunk by submarines Germans, at the end of the war the Tropical Roman Empire had shown itself together with the United States that the Old World would have two New World powers with the power to rival the colonial empires.
Titus Marius Andreas (1880 - 1950) ruled from 1918 until 1950:
Youngest grandson of Emperor Titus I, his reign in the 1920s saw the construction of the first functional Roman tank, the Belissarius-535, in addition to the Italo-Roman and Ibero-Roman films,like Covagonda, the Iberian Heroism (1923) and Two Thousand Years of Augustus (1927), two great silent films, when the 1929 Crisis occurred, as the Tropical Roman Empire already had a strong economy resists the economic impact, but frowns upon Italian Prime Minister Benito Mussolini's histrionics about a pan-Roman alliance. In the 1930s, with the rise of Adolf Hitler in Germany, the Tropical Roman Empire had already begun to arm itself for a probable confrontation in Europe, so in 1938 the world saw the first Roman aircraft carrier, the Alesia, thus the Tropical Roman Empire was already preparing for World War II (1939 - 1945).In 1940, after France fell to Nazi Germany in Operation Fall Gelb, the Emperor declared war on Nazi Germany and initiated the Wattling Street plan, but soon realized that Japanese ships were surrounding Antofagasta and with that the Tropical Roman Empire declares war on the Japanese Empire and the Kingdom of Italy.In the late 1940s, the emperor revealed to the world that he possessed atomic bombs and that he would not let South America be a vassal of the Soviet Union or the United States. In his final years, he saw the Tropical Roman Empire switched from coal-fired gas to nuclear power, and the population reached an incredible 500 million, and 12 nuclear warheads, the world has changed and Rome has changed too.
Titus Caius Omero (1910 - 1983) ruled from 1950 to 1983:
The emperor who created the Roman Space Agency (1952) and also invested in epic films such as When Latium Conquers Barbarism (1958), The Twilight War (1964), The Restorer of the World (1971) and Napoleon and Latium (1980), his reign was marked by stability and was the only country that did not end the gold backing of its currency, he supported the return of the Spanish monarchy to power in 1974 and to demonstrate support he sent an aircraft carrier Alesia 4.0 and a Pillum missile launcher, he passed away after the celebration of 300 years of independence, the world that was once black and white was now colored and tensions between the Soviet Union and the United States only increased.
Titus Valerius Constantius (1964 - ongoing) rules from 1983 until now:
The current emperor, his reign apart from some moments or others were stable, invested in films such as 470, A New Dawn (1995), Flavius Aetius (1999), Murat and New Syracuse (2002), Soult (2006), Lucius I (2011) and Charrae and the Interior (2014).The most important event besides the Hexa championship of the Imperial Selection (2002), was the assassination of Prince Paulus in the terrorist attack in Barcelona (2000), his government has about 80% approval, the tropical Roman population reaches 790 million inhabitants, about 99.9% of the population is literate, the Tropical Roman Empire has 1 thousand nuclear warheads, of which 30 are hydrogen.