Prime Minister||Schneizel el Britannia|. The modern Blackflame Empire, by the standards of the world, is practically The Good Kingdom, in that they only fight border skirmishes with their neighbors and will punish people who commit too much genocide. Empire aka the realm of the four parts of memory. An expansionist power, they are trying their level best to conquer everyone around them. The Little League World Series averts this, as champions have come from the United States, Taiwan, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, Venezuela, and Curaçao. Territorially it was the most powerful grouping in the Milky Way Galaxy, but in fact it is deeply fractioned between numerous regional System Lords who constantly fight each other for supremacy and after the death of The Emperor Ra in the original movie any semblence of unity is long gone. The Souballo Empire from Our Little Adventure is probably going to be the main antagonistic force of the adventuring group is about to get on a boat to the continent where its holds a huge foothold.
Britannia's history drastically diverges from our timeline during the "Age of Revolutions, " starting with the failure of the American Revolutionary War in the 1770s, which is known as "Washington's Rebellion" in the history of Code Geass. Southern Pacific Islands. In Walter Jon Williams' Drake Maijstral series, the Khosali are this in the eyes of the Humanity Prime movement. Most Real Life historical empires have fallen under the Hegemonic Empire class; infamously cruel empires tend not to last very long in the real world. Despite being a 'holy' empire, religion does not seem to be a governing factor in Britannian society. The queen remained unmarried, but bore a son, the father of whom is never publicly identified, though candidates were Sir Robert Dudly, the 1st Earl of Leicester, Sir Robert Devereux, the 2nd Earl of Essex, and Sir Carl, the Duke of Britannia. The audio dramas also mention the existence of a Capricorn Villa; considering the presence of Aries and Capricorn villas, it may be reasonable to suggest that there are other villas named after astrological symbols (i. Empire aka the realm of the four parts.fr. e., Leo, Gemini, Libra). The design of their logo is based on the Eye Of Providence pyramid design of the Great Seal of the United States. The New Earth Commonwealth in Heavy Gear, the NEC tries to forcefully reunite the other colonies via military force, sending its Colonial Expeditionary Force to bring the colonies to line with mixed results. Their most famous acts are nuking a planet for some of the citizens speaking out against them and sending assassins to decapitate a family. The Associated Worlds, from the Eldraeverse.
There were other Hansas, but the North German one was so powerful and dominant (and long-lasting — the last diet was in the mid-17th century) that if one didn't add any other descriptors it was assumed that was the Hansa meant. It's stated that over the past 400 years, Amestris has conquered numerous nations, and is currently at war with Aerugo, Creta and Drachma. A. Pessimal, Howondaland, the Disc's Africa, is given a more fully realised treatment based on the power blocs of 19th and 20th century Africa in our own world. The NY Times Crossword Puzzle is a classic US puzzle game. The last Empire on its scale was the semi-mythical Storm King's domain centuries ago. Through Luke's POV, the Malkuth Empire should be the bad guys and his own kingdom Lanvaldear is good. And then the Elves invaded them for poorly explained reasons. Charles zi Britannia (98th). After hundreds - possibly thousands - of years of this, the Vast Glub and the meteor apocalypse on Alternia put an end to that. Empire aka the realm of the four parts of the brain. While conditions from inside are rarely shown, its aggressive expansionist policy makes it the enemy of all the republics, kingdoms, and stratocracies on the continent. Turns out, neither is really good nor bad. The irony of course is that in this time, when Caesar was dictator, it was still The Roman Republic. His bloodline immortal and pure.
The Emperor is an elected rather than inherited position; when the Emperor dies the Elector Counts convene to elect a new one - the ten Elector Counts have one vote each (and usually vote for themselves), the Elder of the Moot has one vote, the Ar-Ulric of the Cult of Ulric gets one and the Grand Theogonist of the Church of Sigmar has three (one for himself and two for each Arch-Lector, but he casts all of them). They're not the dangerous ones. 94a Some steel beams. The "Reformation" category is also known as "Correctional. "
RosenkreuzStilette actually inverts this since the Holy Empire are the heroes and La Résistance are the villains. The Expanse: Later books have the Laconia Empire, formed by rogue Martian Navy detachments under the command of Admiral Duarte. At their peak, before the Varelsi threatened the remaining star systems in the universe, the Jennerit Empire from Battleborn was the most far-reaching civilization in existence. Final Fantasy XIV: - The first and most prominent example is the Garlean Empire, the belligerent invading force against Eorzea and the primary antagonists of the game's main scenario. Their objective in the game is to establish the Empire part. Although Rendain had seized power, not everyone within the empire decided to abide by his regime as evidenced by a growing resistance that's been rising throughout the Jennerit Imperium. In Nip and Tuck Show Within the Show Rebel Cry, the Federation is an Empire. Final Fantasy VI has the Gestahlian Empire (simply known as "The Empire" in the original release) as the main antagonist for most of the game. The Resistance: La Résistance is trying to defeat the implicitly evil Empire.
However, his "glorious rule" then takes a swan dive, as the new empire seems more concerned with building a Space Navy than worrying about the people. This only succeeds in really pissing off aforementioned God-Emperor. Anduin Lothar was the last of the Arathi bloodline, which helped him form the Alliance since the High Elves had an ancient debt to Arathor. Though Napoleon successfully conquered the British Isles, his rule over Europe ran into popular discontent and culminated in his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1821. The revolution failed because Benjamin Franklin was bribed off by the Duke of Britannia with the title of earl. Super Mario Bros. has the Koopa Kingdom. Tech Infantry has several factions, both human and alien, that occasionally or always fit this trope. It was a powerful civilization with superior magic and technology that took over other worlds, until infighting and the Lensman Arms Race led to the destruction of their world and most of their civilization, with its remnants moving to an autonomous district in Mid-childa. They're both about equally evil, but the Instrumentality is more dangerous because it's more competently lead and it ends up winning the war when Z sells the Monarchy out.
Eventually, humanity and the Forerunners ended up warring when the former began invading the latter's worlds; although nearly advanced as the Forerunners themselves, the humans and their allies were out-numbered, out-gunned, and out-maneuvered by their adversaries. PACT), and the defunct New Empire. Not only does this mean that Grey can rule forever but that many of the best and the brightest need not die of either natural or unnatural causes (the Silicoids complain that aTan has skewed the Balance in humanity's favor)). The fact that they will need Akiridion's military forces against the Black Order is another factor. The second book features an example of the dark side of the Empire (no pun intended). The real example in Nova is the Bureau, working through The Federation - they are an autocratic organisation (headed by a Chairperson) seeking to suborn all humanity under their rule, and already have control of one of the three major states of Known Space. Prior to the invasion of Japan, Britannia comprised the entire North and South American continents as well as New Zealand and the Philippines. Played quite straight in the MMORPG Pardus, where the Empire has won every war it was involved in up to this point(no, not just in the backstory). Unlike Zeon however, it actually succeeded, but Cosmo Babylonia ended up collapsing on its own. The Avatar franchise: - The Fire Nation during the time of Avatar: The Last Airbender.
The Dark Empire of Granbretan in Michael Moorcock's Hawkmoon books. The original game takes place a while after the fall of the Liltian Empire, and Crystal Bearers takes place in the reign of its revival. Interestingly, if you win the game as the Empire, Emperor Yoshiro grants you the rank of shogun. The Malazan Empire is aggressive and expansionistic, but they're not evil. The Dark Profit Saga has the Empire in the setting's past. Open Blue has two rival empires, Avelia (A mix of Imperial Spain and Great Britain) and Sirene (Imperial Germany), and a Vestigial Empire, Yaman (Imperial Russia). Early in the first season, Area 18 is conquered by Britannia, while many more Areas are conquered during the course of R2, though none of them are designated. The UED in the Brood Wars expansion. The Empire may be genuinely highly civilized, wealthy, organized, and/or vital, or corrupt, bureaucratic, sybarite and/or ossified. The Scarrans and the Peacekeepers, mortal enemies in Farscape. Since all conquered Areas are given a numeric designation, conquered people are similarly referred to by that number, hence Japan is referred to as Area 11 and the Japanese as "Elevens". Amassing The Evil Army, it sets out to conquer all of its neighbours and be the sole superpower by force of arms. WildStar has The Dominion, who span most of the known galaxy and intend to bring the "unenlightened" vermin of the universe to their glorious ranks... or crush them, if they choose to resist. To deal with the resulting civil war and an inadvertently released Eldritch Abomination, the heroes wind up having to create an empire of their own.
The Harchong Empire from the same series plays it straight though, as it practices outright slavery. Come Korra's time, the Fire Nation is indeed much more peaceful yet pacifistic because even though they're atoning/have atoned for the hundred years war, too many are still easily remembering the Fire Nation causing that war and thus they don't want to risk more bad blood. We use historic puzzles to find the best matches for your question. Despite suffering heavy casualties, the Britannian military emerges victorious but did not stop the rebellion from spreading, forcing Britannian officials to take drastic measures and begin to heavily oppress the Japanese population. The Skrull and Kree Empires from the Marvel Universe are both aggressive and expansionistic. The Cardassian Occupation of Bajor has shown the Cardassian Union to be particularly brutal. The Galaxy-spanning Taiidan Empire in Homeworld can perhaps best be described as what would have happened if the Galactic Empire from Star Wars had been allowed to remain intact for 4000 years.