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The Kaiserial name of [[Hypatia's Mom]]. Appointed Kaiseress in the middle of the Great Slump by [[Meskan II]], partly because she was one of the few remaining citizens and partly because having Hypatia's Mom as a Kaiseress was considered so unlikely as to be awesome. The Kaiseress' reign was mostly uneventful, but an interesting historical footnote is that her abdication in favor of her daughter forms what may be micronationalism's sole example of an actual transfer of royal power to a biological child. | The Kaiserial name of [[Hypatia's Mom]]. Appointed Kaiseress in the middle of the Great Slump by [[Meskan II]], partly because she was one of the few remaining citizens and partly because having Hypatia's Mom as a Kaiseress was considered so unlikely as to be awesome. The Kaiseress' reign was mostly uneventful, but an interesting historical footnote is that her abdication in favor of her daughter forms what may be micronationalism's sole example of an actual transfer of royal power to a biological child. | ||
'''Imperial Decrees Made By This Kaiser:''' [[Imperial Decree 247]] | '''Imperial Decrees Made By This Kaiser:''' [[Imperial Decree 247]] | ||
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Progenitor: Jadie I |
The Kaiserial name of Hypatia's Mom. Appointed Kaiseress in the middle of the Great Slump by Meskan II, partly because she was one of the few remaining citizens and partly because having Hypatia's Mom as a Kaiseress was considered so unlikely as to be awesome. The Kaiseress' reign was mostly uneventful, but an interesting historical footnote is that her abdication in favor of her daughter forms what may be micronationalism's sole example of an actual transfer of royal power to a biological child.
Imperial Decrees Made By This Kaiser: Imperial Decree 247
| Preceded by: Meskan II |
Succession of the Shirithian Kaisership 2561–2712 |
Succeeded by: Hypatia I |
