Domain of Vland
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The Domain of Vland is one of the Domains of the Imperium.
Description (Specifications)
The Domain consists of four sectors: Corridor, Dagudashaag, Gushemege, and Vland.
- It is about 25% void due to the Great Rift, and contains the Vilani homeworld.
- It is bordered coreward by the Vargr Extents, but is 99% Imperial controlled.
- The Domain also administers part of Reft Sector that is on the trailing side of the Great Rift.[citation needed]Cite error: Closing
</ref>missing for<ref>tag - (unk to ca. 90): Lukhirigaasa[1]
- (ca. 92 to unk.): Im Derisumir[1]
- (unk. to unk.): various members of House Tauribi[2]
- (unk. to 1073): Ushari Tauribi[2]
- (1073 to present): Ishuggi Tauribi[2]
Major Historical Events Timeline: 1116
Selected events:
- (0): Imperial borders include: Corridor 0%, Dagudashaag 10%, Gushemege 10%, Vland 15%.[3]
- (60): The Imperial colonization of the Spinward Marches begins with the settlement of Mora,[4] and one of the largest mass migrations since the post-Interstellar Wars diaspora begins. As all emigrants had to run a gauntlet of Vargr states in the Corridor Sector, the sector is awash with corsairs awaiting opportunity to ambush colonists headed spinward.[3]
- (76): Domain of Vland established by Emperor Artemsus. Integration into Imperium: Corridor 0%, Dagudashaag 40%, Gushemege 30%, Vland 40%.[3]
- (76 to 112): As part of the Vilani Pacification Campaign, the Gushemege and Dagudashaag sectors are targeted for complete incorporation into the Imperium. Most of Dagudashaag absorbed peacefully.[1]
- (90): First Battle of Aakgar, Archduke Lukhirigaasa begins a military campaign against the Lancian League in the Gushemege Sector, and his fleet is routed. Subsequently, the League recaptures lost worlds and seizes several Imperial worlds.[1]
- (92): Second Battle of Aakgar, Lukhirigaasa's successor, Archduke Im Derisumir, is victorious and makes an example of the world, devastating the planet.[1]
- (112): The last Lancian League world falls to Imperial forces.[1]
- (ca. 125): The Lancian cultural region in Gushemege Sector is resettled from Vland sector under a special program sponsored by Makhidkarun after being extensively ravaged during the Vilani Pacification Campaigns.[5]
- (153 & 160): First and second Rydel expeditions to locate a jump route across the Great Reft from Corridor Sector to Deneb Sector; both end in failure.[6]
- (ca. 160): First Corridor Sector worlds are incorporated into the Imperium including Divad (Corridor 2238).[3][7]
- (200): Integration into Imperium: Corridor 10%, Dagudashaag 85%, Gushemege 85%, Vland 80%.[3]
- (220 to 348): A series of wars and conflicts between the Imperium and the various Vargr states in the Vland and Corridor sectors (as well as Deneb) along the coreward edge of the Imperium, collectively known as the Vargr Corridor Campaigns.[8]
- (ca. 300): Vland (Vland 1717) achieves TL 11[9] while the highest common technology available within the Third Imperium reaches TL 13.[10]
- (385): During the First Survey, the IISS discovers a working Ancients site on Antiquity (Corridor 0816).[6]
- (ca. 500): Vland (Vland 1717) achieves TL 13[9]
- (ca. 617 & 630) During the Civil War, the Brinn reclaim their home system of Divad (Corridor 2238) and slaughter every human being trapped in their system. Approximately 15 years later, the Imperium recapture Divad and institute harsh martial law.[7]
- (ca. 625): Imperial Navy constructs a major naval base in the Theton (Vland 3107) system.[11]
- (654): Kaaribilanidin (Vland Club) founded on Vland (Vland 1717) to lobby, in the wake of the Civil War, for more Vilani influence on Imperial policies.[12]
- (ca. 800): After 500 serious years of study, the Ancients site on Antiquity (Corridor 0816) is opened to the public as a tourist site.[6]
- (1101): An accident seals up the Ancient site on Antiquity (Corridor 0806).[13]
Worlds & Cosmology (Astrography)
Sector Listing: 1105
This domain encompasses locations from the following sectors:
- Corridor Sector: 268 worlds
- Dagudashaag Sector: 559 worlds
- Gushemege Sector: 535 worlds
- Reft Sector: 50 worlds (partial administration)
- Vland Sector: 532 worlds
- TOTAL: 1,894 worlds
This domain once held territory is the following areas:[dubious - citation needed]
World Listing: 1105
The following systems and worlds can be found within this area:
200 of 1789 World articles in Domain of Vland
A'a'suni • A'niaqoro • Aadshas • Aakhorn • Aaki • Aalimru • Aaluggidira • Aam (Da 1604) • Aanshi • Aapu • Aarkhiin • Aashma • Aawn • Abact • Abaelou • Abalakova • Abalesk • Abbayi • Aberlocht • Abir • Ackang • Adaim • Adakhem • Adaskaglu • Adele • Aga Sugek • Agagir • Aiaiyal • Aibeshma • Aiish • Aintrin • Aisteaya • Aka Gee • Ake (Vl 1736) • Akhashmaas • Akher • Akhudgir • Aki (Vl 2533) • Akigir • Akimu • Aking • Akish • Akiva • Akkunat • Akon • Aksa (Da 0426) • Akumid • Alanidon • Alexander (Re 3132) • Alfive • Alkhaas • Alleman • Altamachi • Altman • Alverik • Amamni • Amgagiga • Ami • Amigu • Amiikhuk • Amluamii • Amnukun • Amnuus • Amshu • Amwaz • Anaam • Anakod • Anarsi • Andalusia (Da 0810) • Ander's Moon • Andonin • Andula • Anech Issan • Anert • Angi • Angsturm • Anik • Anishda • Anka • Ankirst • Ann • Anomaly • Anpanaar • Anshaar • Anshir • Anshu • Ansin • Answerin • Antezeno • Antioch (Da 1117) • Antiquity • Anzalits • Apay Maru • Apemkir • Apkeraas • Apolo • Apurshish • Aquacade • Arailiur • Arapenpa • Arcfest • Ardchi • Arfaan • Arga (Vl 3106) • Argi • Argiluu • Argo • Argonos • Argus • Arkhuu • Arklin • Arlim Dusiru • Arlu • Arluk • Armec-Zamaa • Arna • Arnakhish • Arniche • Arnuukara • Arraste • Arron • Ars • Arsuch • As On As • Asanik • Asashluu • Ascension • Ashbakha • Ashes • Ashima (Co 1515) • Ashmasa • Ashok • Ashsha • Ashush • Ashuugakher • Asii • Asiilish • Asimidiske • Aska • Askhu • Assazak • Asshashur • Assunne • Astira • Athanuez • Atu Ista • Atudew • Audhumla • Auritaurus • Aurolee • Aying • Ayltha • Azwhew • Baalaansh • Bakhuma • Bakog • Bakor • Baladine • Bannon's World • Barren • Barshun • Bashimus • Basikiil'r • Bastion (Da 1507) • Beangub • Bearnagh • Bechant • Beheld • Beleperan • Berall • Beroni • Bersha • Bertrand • Beshe • Beta Regilis • Betters • Bh'ai • Bhuur • Biik • Biinersa • Birkhi • Bitesofrach • Bivaud • Bleayn • Blezon • Bliand • Blikig • Blullaygh • Bokilborn • Bolivar (Da 0240) • Bolziin • Boneyard • Bonn • Booce • Bood • Borealis • Bountiful (Da 1934) • Bouvrier • Bradley (Da 1822) • Bradt Landing •
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- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Michael Berry, David Burden. Milieu 0 Campaign (Imperium Games, 1996), 117-119.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedGT:N p102 - ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Michael Berry, David Burden. Milieu 0 Campaign (Imperium Games, 1996), 122-124.
- ↑ John Harshman, Marc Miller, Loren Wiseman. Library Data (N-Z) (Game Designers Workshop, 1982), 38.
- ↑ Marc Miller. Imperial Encyclopedia (Game Designers Workshop, 1987), 31.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Gary L. Thomas. The Travellers' Digest 03 (Digest Group Publications, 1985), 47.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Gary L. Thomas. The Travellers' Digest 12 (Digest Group Publications, 1989), 19.
- ↑ Marc Miller. Imperial Encyclopedia (Game Designers Workshop, 1987), 44.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 James Holden, Joe D. Fugate Sr., Terrance McInnes. Vilani & Vargr (Digest Group Publications, 1990), 22.
- ↑ Marc Miller. Referee's Companion (Game Designers Workshop, 1988), 34.
- ↑ Thom Gressman, J. Andrew Keith, Joe Fugate, Nancy Parker, Bill Hezeltine. The Flaming Eye (Digest Group Publications, 1990), 44.
- ↑ Gary L. Thomas. The Travellers' Digest 05 (Digest Group Publications, 1986), 29.
- ↑ Gary L. Thomas. Grand Census (Digest Group Publications, 1987), 8.