Amec Trade Protectorate

An expansionistic, military, and mercantile league of worlds covering more than twenty worlds within Zeda, Bolivar, and Remnants subsectors.

Description (Specifications)

The Amec Trade Protectorate is classed as a cultural region within the Imperium and must acknowledge Imperial sovereignty and military policy.

• Nahuatl is the official language of the Protectorate.

History & Background (Dossier)

The South American and African descendants that colonized worlds in the Bolivar subsector rebelled against the Imperial culture, rediscovering their ancestral root.

• Through fashion, art, and music, they sought to create a separate cultural identity for themselves.
• This period of cultural awareness known historically as the Mexicatl Cultural Revolution (605 - 615), and was used by Ixtillpopoca Sanches to bind people together.

Worlds & Sectors (Astrography)

This polity is primarily located in the following areas:

• Dagudashaag Sector
  • Bolivar Subsector
  • Remnants Subsector
  • Zeda Subsector

Over the centuries, the Protectorate has continued to grow through trade and military endeavors to encompass a major, at the time, unaligned segment of Zeda subsector.

• Since the Imperial rules of war prevent outright military conquest, the Protectorate became expert in using internal dissent to destabilize an existing government.
• At this point, the Amec-backed rebels would invite the Protectorate to come in as a peace-keeping force.
• Once their forces were legally on-planet the rules of war no longer applied and outright military conquest began in earnest.
• While most Amec worlds have elected to change the names of their planets, the Imperium has maintained the original designations on all Imperial Surveys.

World Listing: 1116

The following worlds can be found within this entity:

23 of 23 World articles in Amec Trade Protectorate

Anshaar  •  Asimidiske  •  Coroico  •  Dudin (Da 0230)  •  Eddum  •  Ekhor  •  Hu (Da 0229)  •  Iur  •  Iushush  •  Kaattji  •  Kinhe  •  Lemimamur  •  Maq'appav  •  Mimku  •  Nidavellir  •  Shammud  •  Shashankhu  •  Shogun  •  Shumuu  •  Syrna  •  T'azhqava  •  Tsuchi  •  Ushkhir  •  

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References and contributors

This list of sources was used by the Traveller Wiki Editorial Team and individual contributors to compose this article. Copyrighted material is used under license from Far Future Enterprises or by permission of the author. The page history lists all of the contributions.

• Jae Campbell. "Library Data: Bolivar." Signal-GK 11 (1995): 68-69. via HIWG
• Jae Campbell. Encyclopaedia Dagudashaag (Signal-GK, 2017), 20-21.