Weslley Nascimento
Weslley Nascimento | |
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"Ban Weslley", by Weslley Nascimento, 2016. | |
28 September 2017 - 02 October 2017 | |
Predecessor | King Joseph Cicero |
Successor | Oscar I |
02 September 2017 - 28 September 2017 | |
Predecessor | title created |
Successor | none |
11 March 2016 - 02 September 2017 | |
Emperor-King | Oscar I |
Predecessor | office created |
Successor | Carlo, Prince of Lamburg |
26 April 2016 - 07 October 2017 | |
Emperor-King | Oscar I |
Imperial Chancellor | Thomas of Cumagne |
Successor | Ivan, Kanfre of Lifréia |
22 February 2020 - present | |
Predecessor | Oscar I |
Successor | incumbent |
11 March 2016 - 14 March 2018 | |
Predecessor | Office created |
Successor | Thomas, Count Karácsony |
Born | 31 October 1998 São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil |
Citizenship | Karno-Ruthenian Horvatian |
Political party | Moderate Party |
Residence | Ban's Court |
Alma mater | Superior School of Business Management |
Occupation | student |
Religion | Unitarian |
Allegiance | Karnia-Ruthenia Empire of Badakistan |
Service/branch | Imperial and Royal Aviation Troops |
In service | 2016 |
Rank | Air Marshal |
Battles/wars | Lundener Civil War |
Weslley Nascimento also known as Weslley of Agram and before, as Rahman Skandar Barakzi among micronationalists from Brazil, was the King and the Head of Goverment of the Kingdom of Horvatia, Karno-Ruthenian diplomat, the first Karno-Ruthenian Ambassador to Brazil. He is a trusted person of Oscar I, Emperor-King of Karnia-Ruthenia since the Ruthenian rule of Badakistan, being General and Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces until the overthrow of the Badakistani Monarchy. He became Ban of Horvatia after the micronation he founded, the Kingdom of Horvatia, became part of the Kingdom of Ruthenia and then of the Karno-Ruthenian Empire after the signing of the Horvatian-Ruthenian Settlement of 2016, an annex of the Karno-Ruthenian Compromise of 2016. He is also the the founder and Grand Master of the Order of Ottokar.
Early Life and Micronationalism[edit | edit source]
Weslley Nascimento was born on 31 October 1998, in São Bernardo do Campo, São Paulo, Brazil. He attend São José High School, where he excelled at performance in Historical, Geographic, Philosophical and Sociological Sciences, and has played relevant role and leadership in Student's Council. Currently, he is a student at the Superior School of Business Management. He was introduced to micronationalism through the citizenship request to the Principality of São Vicente, a Brazilian micronation.
Badakistan[edit | edit source]
After few days, he leaves the Principality and joins Badakistan. On 23 March 2015, Weslley began a trajectory that includes the administration of then Takia region, where he was appointed head of the regional government. As a result, he became Vice-President of the National Parliament, the Majils. It was during his tenure that very important laws were passed, as the Law of the National Day of Religion, the Law of Clenching of National Borders to the Regular Traffic of Foreign and the Jallouli Statute. It was also during his tenure that, for political, civic and military pressures, there was the beginning of the democratization of Badakhshan and its development into a constitutional monarchy.
He was also the first and only Ostandar of the Khanate of Tabriz, then a part of the empire, appointed by Shah Jaffar Shah of Badakistan, exercising it until the end of the first reign, 20 September 2015. Between 11 May 2015 to 15 June 2015, he was Captain of the Angha Brigade, and ceased to be for a short time after an unsuccessful attempt of coup d'etat in which he participated and for which he received after imperial pardon and promotion to Major. During the Ruthenian Rule of Badakistan, Weslley was promoted to General of the Imperial Army on 29 October 2015, with the mission of structuring the military. Successful, the reform was approved by the Grand Vizier of Badakistan.
On 19 November 2015, during the celebration events of the first anniversary of the Kingdom of Ruthenia, it was nominated as one of the first seven "Aide-de-Camp of His Majesty", a title that was revoked later. During the events that led to the end of the Badakistani Monarchy, there were rumors of his involvement in the coup attempt. Discredited by the Ruthenian monarch, he remained in micronationalism as a citizen of the United Provinces of Mauricia for few weeks.
Horvatia and Rehabilitation in Ruthenia[edit | edit source]
On February 2015, the former member of the Angha Forces and the King of Ruthenia made peace between them. The resumption of friendship was sealed with the support of the Emperor-King to the new project created by Nascimento, the Kingdom of Horvatia. Subsequently, the Kingdom would be annexed by Ruthenia and its founder was appointed Ban (Viceroy) of Horvatia. He was also rehabilitated as one of the Aide-de-Champ of His Majesty and assumed the title granted by the King, Prince Agram. On April 2016, he became the first Minister of Culture of Karnia-Ruthenia.
During the Ruthenian general election of 2016, Prince Agram competed to the Minister-President of Ruthenia and then to Leader of the House of Representatives. He lost in both elections. Before the elections, he founded the Moderate Party. After the defeat at the polls, he published the "Horvatian Manifest", requiring greater autonomy for the Kingdom of Horvatia. The event led the Empire to a wide constitutional reform. While discussing the reforms, he served as Air Marshal in Lundener Civil War.
On 22 July 2016, due personal questions, Yuri, Count de Faria requested to His Imperial and Royal Majesty, the Emperor-King, to be released from his duties. He left his governamental positions on the same day[1] and was suceeded by the Prince of Agram.
Since 2016, he is the Ambassador of the Empire in Mauritstad, United Provinces of Mauricia and was also nominated as Ambassador in the Emirate of Takia until 31 May 2017. He was made Ambassador to the Lusophone Sector, a position he never assumed and Ambassador to Brazil on 11 March 2016, position he held until 14 March 2018.
Reign and retirement[edit | edit source]
The House of Agram, from August 2017, instilled nationalist sentiments in the local population to force its own rise to power. Through long negotiation and good relations between the Imperial Crown the then Ban, the Agrams would ascend to the Throne of Horvatia. In the early morning of 03 September, Oscar I abdicated the throne in favor of Prince Joseph Cicero of Agram, father of Ban of Horvatia and head of the ducal house. Horvatia continued a country within the Empire, but the post of Ban of Horvatia was declared descontinued.
With strong popular pressure to verify the progress promised through the change in the reigning house of Horvatia, King Joseph Cicero abdicated in favor of his son, Duke Weslley of Agram, 25 days after taking the throne. Unable to verify any measure that could sustain his reign, King Weslley abdicated on 03 October, having reigned for only 05 days. He resigned by returning the throne to the Emperor-King of Karnia-Ruthenia.
After the event, the ducal family, and especially the Duke of Agram, abstained from participating in national politics, being exonerated from their posts and leaving for exile.
Return[edit | edit source]
Retired from the politics in the Empire, he was succeded in join several projects within the Lusophone sector of micronationalism. He succeded Oscar I as King of Eslavija on 22 February 2020 in peaceful agreement.
Titles, styles and honours[edit | edit source]
Monarchical styles of Weslley, Duke of Agram | |
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Reference style | His Serene Highness |
Spoken style | Your Serene Highness |
Alternative style | Sire |
Titles and styles[edit | edit source]
- 08 October 2015 - 08 December 2015: His Highness, Rahman Skandar Barakzi, Prince and Head of the House of Barakzi.
- 11 March 2016 - 02 September 2017: His Serene Highness, Weslley of Agram, Duke of Agram and Ban of Horvatia.
- 02 September 2017 - 28 September 2017: His Royal Highness, Weslley of Agram, Crown Prince of Horvatia.
- 28 September 2017 - 02 October 2017: His Royal Majesty, Weslley, King of Horvatia.
- 02 October 2017 - present: His Serene Highness, Weslley of Agram, Duke of Agram.
- 22 February 2020 - present: His Majesty, the King of Eslavija.
Full style[edit | edit source]
His Serene Highness, Weslley, Duke of Agram, Prince Agram, Count of Oliwa and Ragusa.
Honors[edit | edit source]
Karno-Ruthenian decorations[edit | edit source]
- Knight of the Order of the Edelweiss
- Grand Master of the Order of Ottokar.
- Knight of the Order of Legislative Merit
- Lundener Civil War Intervention Medal
- Conference of Persenburg Medal
Badakistani decorations[edit | edit source]
- Grand Cross of the Imperial Order of the Jasmine. (extinct)
- Grand Cross of the Imperial Order of Lotus. (extinct)
Military Command[edit | edit source]
- Chief of Staff of Imperial and Royal Aviation Troops: 10 March 2016 - present
- Major of Imperial and Royal Army: February 2016 - 02 August 2017
- Major of Imperial and Royal Army: 03 August 2017 - present
- Air Marshal of the Air of Imperial and Royal Aviation Troops: February 2016 - present
- Major of Imperial and Royal Army: February 2016 - 02 August 2017
Honorary Appointments[edit | edit source]
- Aide-de-camp to the Emperor of Karnia-Ruthenia: 19 November 2015 - present
Standards, arms and Monogram[edit | edit source]
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Standard of the Ban
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Standard of the Duke of Agram
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Coat of Arms of the Ban
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Coat of Arms of the Duke of Agram
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Monogram of Duke Weslley of Agram
See also[edit | edit source]
- Karnia-Ruthenia
- Kingdom of Ruthenia
- Empire of Badakistan
- Kingdom of Horvatia
- Kingdom of Eslavija
- House of Agram