Regency of Holy Russia
The Regency of Holy Russia is a remnant of the Holy Russian Empire in the Far East and the other claimant to Alexei's legacy and the main force against Michał Goleniewski's Russian Empire. Dikiy's Regency is also home to the last remains of Konstantin Rodzaevsky's Russian Fascist Party, with Lev Okhotin and Konstantin Ageev both available as generals. They take their starting location from Sablin's old position as a reversal of the Irkutsk-Buryatia clash and use the aesthetics and Imperial Cult ideals of the Holy Russian Empire. Additionally, the designs of fascist Amur are incorporated, replacing their flag's swastika with Holy Russia's eagle and implementing Okhotin, Tyrsin, and Ageev as generals. The church is kept, but the idolization of Jewish figures like Paul and Moses are banned, and Dikiy's own brand of Imperial Cultism are entwined with the old religion. Their main goal is never-ending terror, as Dikiy tries to hijack the insane prophecy of Taboritsky for himself, by declaring himself the true successor to the Regency and publicly swearing that he will retain control until Alexei returns, which he fully knows is impossible and will result in an eternal Regency with himself as ruler.
National Spirits
All Alone
Surronded on all sides by those who hated Taboritsky, and far from the old heartlands, the self-proclaimed Blessed Regent Dikiy waves between sobbing fits of despair and delusions of grandeur. As the last bastion of Russian Nazism in the east, it is at least somewhat comforting for his subjects to know how tenuous and miserable an existance he leads.
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Events
Trivia
- The rivalry between the Regency and the Russian Empire is a twisted analogy to the conflict between Buryatia and Irkutsk at the start of the game.
- Since the Regency of Holy Russia uses Buryatia's country tag (BRY), it inherits the political parties used by it and thus has approximately 20% support for Libertarian Socialism under Valery Sablin when it is formed.
- Potential countries
- Post-midnight states