Nikolai Chepelski

Nikolai Chepelski (Furvatzkan: шиколаи юхепелски) was the first dictator of Foxton and revolutionized the entire history of the country of Furvatzka.

Chepelski was born to a poor nomadic family with the Nomadic Foxton People after the collapse of Tsarist Foxton. His interest in politics was sprouted when he read various books by anonymous philosophers during the nomadic times. When he heard about the concept of an equal society and a one-man government, he began to revise mistakes and loopholes that would have been brought upon these theorized systems.

By age 17, he was preaching government ideas that eventually became accepted by thousands of people, bringing a reunification to the Foxtonian Nation.

Early Life
Chepelski was born 1 year after the Tsarist Collapse to a poor family of nomadic farmers in a small Slavic village called Protogo Polkski. Chepelski received his first sword for self-defense from thieves at age 10 and began to discover politics at around the same age.

He read political views and theories from several anonymous philosophers and scholars. His particular favorites were the idea of an Equal Society and a One-Man Government (Chepelski was raised in a time where it was every man for himself). By age 13, he was discussing the faults and disadvantages to current theorized governments to his parents and various people throughout the traveling village.

At age 17, Chepelski formulated a plan for a One-Man socialist government with a prime minister to look over the Dictator's decisions. He was preaching to various villages for money about three month later. People began to gather around and listen to his ideas. More and more people began to listen and his ideas began to swarm across the nomadic people. By age 18, Chepelski had around 2,000 followers. When villagers talked to the infamous Chepelski, they told him to try to stand up for his ideas and that they were key to a new nation. Reluctant at first, the villagers began to convince him by putting down and killing other philosophers.

Foxtonian Revolution
Chepelski, at age 20, marched down the streets of the largest village in the Lisagrad Desert (Present-day Location of Foxton) and began to challenge any people posing an opposition to his beliefs. His army of followers marched behind him with bows, arrows, and swords. A vicious fight broke out and ended in 5,000 people wounded and 400 killed. Chepelski himself was stabbed in the eye and scarred on his right cheek.