Tsardom of Serbia - Srbsko Carstvo
Tsardom of Serbia is a country in the Balkans with 14 regions: Beograd, Split, Hum, Naissus, Zachlumia, Rashka, Vidin, Usora, Zagreb, Pecs, Somogi, Ragusa, Slavonia and Rama.
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Basic Information
Short Description
Tsardom of Serbia is a country in Balkan region. It's official languages are serbian and english. Despite being slavic-oriented country it is very multicultural. Government is mostly serbian speaking, while english is widely used in communication. It is a small community that is dedicated to their country, and is eager to accept younger players into its ranks. Political participation from younger players is very appreciated.
Coat of Arms
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Forum
Tsardom of Serbia's main communication is through group, which is reserved only for citizen, or through Tsardom's official forum.
Useful Links
Serbian Royal Library - Current laws of Tsardom, Academy of Tsardom with guides, History of Serbia.
Treaties of Serbia - All treaties with foreign nations.
Throne room - All coronations are made here.
Government of Serbia - All informations on Serbian government can be found here. Here are also all notifications from government.
Heraldry of Serbia - Here are all records of nobility
History
Brief History
For full chronicle, reffer here.
Kingdom of Serbia was emerged in 1312 A.D. It's first King was Baron Hector Barbossa. He was suceeded by his son Hector Barbossa II. During these two regencies Serbia made its territorial claims that consisted of regions: Beograd, Hum, Rama, Vidin, Naissus, Rashka, Ragusa, Zeta, Split, Usora, Zachlumia, Zagreb, Pecs and Somogi. He was then suceeded by Pavao Zrinski and he by James Broden. During the regency of King James Broden, a group of armed citizens took the throne and raided Serbia. Many Serbians lost their lives during that raid. This era was known as civil war. During that time, Serbia's allies (Wallachia and Bulgaria) started conquering Serbia to prevent regions from being raided by revolters. Most of Serbia was preserved that way. However, during that time, Hungary took opportunity to unjustly take regions of Pecs and Somogi. After allies encircled the capital city, they dethroned the revolters and put new king on throne. That king was Dusan Nemanjic, a noble from Split. During his reign Serbia regained its territories from its allies and formed its unity once again. To celebrate this occasion, the National Assembly voted on bill to elevate the country from Kingdom to Tsardom. King Dusan Nemanjic was then coronated as Tsar of Serbia. He was coronated by people, with crown made from all serbian citizens as symbol of trust. Here on October 1315 A.D. this chronicle ends.
Coronation History
List of regents that served Serbia:
| Regent | Begin | End |
|---|---|---|
| Hector Barbossa II. | 2012-02-09 | 2012-08-15 |
| Pavao Zrinski | 2012-08-15 | 2012-11-10 |
| James Broden | 2012-11-11 | 2014-02-21 |
| Pavao Zrinski | 2014-02-21 | 2014-04-05 |
| James Broden | 2014-04-05 | 2014-07-02 |
| Hwang Park | 2014-07-02 | 2014-08-14 |
| Dusan Nemanjic | 2014-08-15 | Present day |
Organization
Constitution
Constitution can be read in full here.
Government
Government is organized into three branches:
- Tsar - a person elected by National Assembly.
- High Council - council of tsar's most trusted men and women.
- National Assembly - council of citizens
Organization is divided further based on field. Each field is commanded by title granted by Tsar:
- Chancellor: Head of Government
- Constable: Chief of War
- Seneschal: Chief of Justice
- Treasurer: Chief of Economy
- Chamberlain: Chief of Royal Household
- Ambassador: Servant at foreign courts
For full organization description reffer to Constitution.
