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'''Niceroslav''' (born Cesareș Devanga Rapafavaldi Răcini; 2 April [[1832]] - 25 April [[1915]]) was a [[Caphirian]] military leader and statesman who reigned as [[Imperator]] of [[Caphiria]] for 27 years from [[1887]] until [[1911]]. Niceroslav was born into the powerful [[Răcini Estate]], which had dominated Caphirian politics since the formation of the [[Fourth Imperium]] in the late 18th century. Niceroslav is renowned for being one of the greatest Caphirian generals of the 20th century, and is responsible for Caphiria's continental hegemony on Sarpedon after leading Caphiria to victory during the [[First Great War]].
'''Niceroslav''' (born Cesareș Devanga Rapafavaldi Răcini; 2 April [[1832]] - 25 April [[1915]]) was a [[Caphirian]] military leader and statesman who reigned as [[Imperator]] of [[Caphiria]] for 27 years from [[1887]] until [[1911]]. Niceroslav was born into the powerful [[Răcini Estate]], which had dominated Caphirian politics since the formation of the [[Fourth Imperium]] in the late 18th century. Niceroslav is renowned for being one of the greatest Caphirian generals of the 20th century and is responsible for Caphiria's continental hegemony on Sarpedon after leading Caphiria to victory during the [[First Great War]].


In his youth, Niceroslav was a talented chemist, with his work in the field of chemistry being recognized by many Caphirian and Sarpic chemists. However, his military and political victories as Imperator leave his legacy as one of Caphiria's most successful generals and greatest military genius of the 20th century.
In his youth, Niceroslav was a talented chemist, with his work in the field of chemistry being recognized by many Caphirian and Sarpic chemists. However, his military and political victories as Imperator leave his legacy as one of Caphiria's most successful generals and greatest military genius of the 20th century.