Anastasia Magna

Anastasia Magna was the empress of Kyvir from the revolution of 1785 until the end of the Anastasian wars in 1800. She is one of two Kyvirian monarchs to hold the imperial title, the other being her husband's predecessor Kazimir. As the leading figure of the revolution she would shape its course and developement, and is retoractively seen by many as the founder of the ideological school of thought now known as Anastasianism. After her defeat in the war, the treaty of Eremvir would make her the second Kyvirian monarch to ever abdicate the throne, following her husband whom she deposed 15 years earlier. She was succeeded at the time by her cousin, Prince Kyril, but would later have a son of her own, Konstantin Vasilyev. To distinguish her line from the current ruling bloodline of the House of Vasilyev, some have begun calling Anastasia's descendants by the unofficial moniker 'Anastasiev'