Emperors Palace

[Giovanni Facilli]

The Emperors Palace Is the home of the Emperor of the Greater Italian Empire. It is a large building which is located in the Capital of Italy, Rome, and contains over Thirty Rooms, and a Sub-Terranean Car Garage build to hold unknown quantities of the Emperors cars, though it is estimated at 40 Cars.

The following Images are images of the Emperors Palace.

Part of the Main Entrance to the Emperors Palace

Hallway leading to the Emperors Office

Part of the Emperors Office

Part of the Emperors Office (II)

Part of the Emperors Office (III)

A full view of the Right half of the Emperors Office

Part of the Hallway leading to the Emperors Office

Hallway leading to the Emperors Office at Night

Another View of the Emperors Office

One of the Libraries in the Emperors Palace.

One of the Libraries in the Emperors Palace(II)

The Emperors Personal Library

The staircase in the main entrance to the Emperors Palace

The staircase in the Main entrance to the Emperors Palace(II)

[Giovanni Facilli]

The Main Vehicles that the Emperor Uses that are house'd Underneath the Emperors Palace are mainly a modified version of the 1931 Chrysler Imperial Limousine, ranging around Fifteen of these Limousines, most of them being originals. All limousines like this have the Emblem of the Empire (The Sword, Laurel Wreath, and Star) with the words "Emperor of the Italian Empire" Written around it in a circular form.

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In addition, other vehicles are Used, but the Majority of the Emperors Cars used for hauling him, and often foreign dignitaries, around Roma are the Limousine previously stated.

In addition, when he is visiting foreign countries he usually can be seen traveling around in a fleet of Mercedez G-4s, the Six Wheeled Limousine made in Germany years ago.

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