Empire of Alexandria

Etymology
The name for the Empire of Alexandria comes from the name of Alexander the Great, as he named multiple cities after himself styled as Alexandria. the title "Basilissa" Means Queen or Empress in ancient Macedonia. There is also Basileus which of course means King or Emperor. These words are used in the resurgence of Alexandria's native language, Macedonian, a dialect of Greek.

The Founding
The Empire was founded in 2393, becoming one of the last nations to declare independence from the crumbling state of the Alliance of Terra. In which it was lead by the first Basileus, (King) Alexander Kallisto, commonly known as Alexander the Great. Lead the small Independent armies across the Empire to drive and crush the Terran armies, his army was never defeated once in the field of battle, his tactics were flawless and his unpredictable nature left the Terran armies confused at his tactics and strategies, always making him a wild card to fight. From system to system he liberated his people and formed a small but strong Empire. He would soon marry from the second strongest house in this empire. House Argead, Basilissa Roxana Argead, his soon to be wife, agreed to marry him.