Julian Melyurélov

Governor-General Julian Melyurélov was an influential and leading figure in the Milurian Revolution, on the side of the Republicans, who ultimately succeeded in winning the Revolution against the Imperial Preservationists. Melyurélov was then elected by the Milurian Hoes vo'Congressionez (Milurian Congress) as the first President of the Union of Former States of the Milurian Imperial Confederation (Now the Intergalactic Union of Milurian Colonies).

Childhood
Julian Angelico Melyurélov was born at 5 o'clock in the morning, 15th January 1650 CE, born into a powerful noble family with close relationships with the then royal family of the Milurian Empire. He learnt about electronics and programming before he learnt to walk and talk, and so he spent most of his early childhood playing around with complex electric circuits, up until the age of five, when he began school at the Miyprolis College. After another twelve years, Melyurélov graduated and entered the Miypria National University, studying law, and after graduating began a career in the military.

Military career
Melyurélov quickly gained a reputation in the Milurian military as a 'fast, nimble sharp-shooter with a great sense of humour and a knack for hacking and anything else related to technology.' Eventually, in 1680 CE, Melyurélov gained the rank of Governor-General, where thereby he was also accepted into the Milurian Council, and, eventually, the Emperor's Cabinet.

Involvement in the Milurian Revolution
The Milurian people's growing hatred towards the government were to fuel the Revolution in 1705. After being swayed to a Republican point of view, when the Emperor was away dealing with a small revolt in the Outer Regions of the Empire, Melyurélov used his power in the government to persuade the government that the Emperor was growing power-hungry and corrupted and that the Council should depose him. Melyurélov was successful, but the protocol for the deposing of corrupt Emperors was rusty, and so Melyurélov had to call on the people to revolt. The consequence was the Milurian Revolution.