Central African Empire

"Central African Empire" was twice in history the name of a country in central Africa, today the pulsating heart of the African Empire and one of the most developed regions in the world.

First Central African Empire (1976–1979)
The First Central African Empire was founded in 1976 when Jean-Bedel Bokassa, then president of the Central African Republic, declared himself Emperor under the name of Bokassa I. Its capital was Bangui, and the government was an one-party absolute monarchy under the rule of Bokassa I himself.

The Empire fell in 1979 when Bokassa's régime was overthrown with the support of the French government, and the Republican system was restored.

Second Central African Empire (2020–2027)
The Second Central African Empire was declared in 2020 shortly after Bokassa came back to life and restored the monarchy in the country. The Empire then engaged in the Third World War and managed to conquer most of the African continent by the year 2027: His Majesty the Emperor Bokassa the Glorious then changed the Empire's name and constitution in an action of pan-African unity, thus ending the Second Central African Empire and establishing the African Empire.