Solomani Rim Sector

Solomani Rim Sector
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Subsectors
Ultima Suleiman Concord Harlequin Alderamin Esperance Vega Banasdan Albadawi Dingir Sol Arcturus Jardin Capella Gemini Kukulkan
Sector Data
No. of Worlds	410
Population	1,659,576 million
Majority Control	Third Imperium - 77.5%
Secondary Control	Solomani Confederation - 22.5%
Domain	Domain of Sol Solomani Sphere
Capital	Dingir
Gross Sector Product	BCr15,647,087
Trade Volume	BCr421,514
Imperial Coordinate	+0 / -3
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The Solomani Rim is a long-settled, well-established sector which lies on the rimward frontier of the Third Imperium.

• The humans of Terra, a world in this sector, have dominated interstellar history for the past three thousand years, and their racial name, "Solomani", is applied to the sector.
• The rest of the sector name comes from its position on the edge of the Third Imperium closest to the galactic rim.

Meta-History & Background

Solomani Rim Sector was originally designed by John Harshman and first appeared in Classic Traveller Supplement 10: The Solomani Rim (GDW, 1982).

• However, the game map for the board game Imperium encompasses parts of Sol, Dingir, Capella, and Gemini subsectors of the sector, and the astrography in Imperium was carried over into Supplement 10 with a few name changes (Alpha Centauri became Prometheus, Tau Ceti became Iilike, Epsilon Eridani became Shulimik, and Epsilon Indi became Meshan).

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1. In 1977, the Imperium board game was published.
2. In 1981, Marooned/Marooned Alone was published.
3. In 1982, Supplement 10 The Solomani Rim was published.
4. In 1983, Nomads of the World Ocean was published.
5. In 1984, the Classic Traveller Atlas of the Imperium was published.
6. In 1984, Signal GK (book) was published.
7. In 1984, the article: "Luna: A Traveller's Guide" was published in Dragon Magazine #87.
8. In 1986, the Classic Traveller Solomani (Alien Module) was published.
9. In 1987, The MegaTraveller Imperial Encyclopedia was published.
10. In 1989, the periodical The Travellers' Digest 13 was published.
11. In 1990, MegaTraveller Alien - Vilani & Vargr was published.
12. In 1993, Luna: Travellers Guide was published.
13. In the late 1990's, The Solomani Rim Sector was the focus of an acclaimed non-canon New Era adventure campaign called the Children of Earth featured in the fanzine, the Traveller Chronicle.
    1. In 1996, the periodical Traveller Chronicle 10 was published.
    2. In 1996, the periodical Traveller Chronicle 11 was published.
    3. In 1997, the periodical Traveller Chronicle 12 was published.
14. In 2000, GURPS Traveller: Rim of Fire, a GURPS Solomani sourcebook, was released, which had a number of story conflicts and has had some parts of it since declared non-canon.
15. In 2006, GURPS Traveller: Interstellar Wars was published.
16. In 2012, the Mongoose Traveller: Solomani Rim book, was published.

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• This sector was programmed into the Traveller RPG Wiki in 2016. It could use updating again.
• It has been T5 Second Survey reviewed and updated to T5 standards.

Description (Specifications)

While not very diverse in terms of sophont species, the area is fantastically rich in culture and material wealth with thousands of years of active history. Conquerors have crossed this astrographic region since the time of the First Imperium, the Ziru Sirka.

Toponyms: 1105

This sector has been known by different names to different groups over its existence including the following:

Solomani Rim Sector Names
Culture	Toponym	Polity
Third Imperium	Solomani Rim	Third Imperium
Aslan	Solomani Rim	Aslan Hierate
Droyne	Unknown	Droyne Oytrip Yatroy
Hiver	Solomani Rim	Hive Federation
K'kree	Unknown	Two Thousand Worlds
Solomani	Solomani Rim	Solomani Confederation
Vargr	Solomani Rim	Vargr Extents
Vilani	Kushuggi	Third Imperium
Zhodani	Solomani Rim	Zhodani Consulate

• The Solomani Rim Sector was know as the Kushuggi Sector sector during the First Imperium.

Linguistic Topography: 1105

The following languages are among the most commonly encountered within this astrographic region:

• Anglic
• Delphinic Trinary
• Oynprith
• Trokh
• Vilani (language)

History & Background (Dossier)

The Solomani Rim is a highly civilized area with a long history spanning several millennia.

• The Vegans are among the best known of the indigenous sophont species, having long been caught between opposing factions. Vegan society is still rebuilding and recovering from the collateral damage from the more recent Solomani Rim War.
• In more recent millennia, the Terrans moved in a number of Terragens species, including the Dolphins. Some believe that many more undiscovered Terragens lifeforms may be hidden on the many worlds of the Rim.

Native Sophonts (NILs): 1105

The following races (sophont species) are believed to have originated within this area:

• Humaniti (Human races)
  • Harappan (extinct)
  • Solomani (Major Race)

• Non-Human Races
  • Chips
  • Gurungans
  • Labrysians (Minor Race from Labrys)
  • Vegans

• Terragens (Non-human Terran races)
  • None

Demographics: 1105

Significant populations of the following races (sophont species) reside within this area:

• Humaniti (Human races)
  • Solomani (Major Race)
  • Vilani (Major Race)

• Non-Human Races
  • Aslan (Major Race)
  • Chips
  • Droyne (Major Race)
    • Nugiiri
  • Gurungans
  • Labrysians
  • Vegans

• Terragens (Non-human Terran races)
  • Dolphins
  • K'rr'tik*ka (non-canon)

Demographics Table: 1105

Significant populations of the following sophont races exist within this area:

Significant Sophont Demographics
(Populations 250+ million)

Race	Population	Type	Remarks
Humaniti*	1,499.9 billion	Major Race (Various) Imperial Man Solomani Vilani Others	Humaniti is the dominant species on the many thousands of worlds within the Third Imperium and while most humans are of Solomani, Vilani, or mixed ancestry, literally dozens of other races and sub-species of humans exist: Minor Human Races, Human Chimerae, Variant Races, ethnic groups, and nearly every other possibility imaginable. Humans are a prolific species and can be found in large numbers throughout vast tracts of both the Third Imperium and Charted Space.
Vegans	0154.8 billion	Non-Human Race	The Vegans are a strange human-like race of arid, low-gravity, near-vacuum desert-dwellers. Their communal culture with its distinctive tuhuirs has long baffled human observers. Their society and space empire has long been a crossroads and pawn between larger major races.
Aslan	0002.7 billion	Major Race Imperial Aslan	The Aslan are a young and powerful race, united in spirit, but not in temporal power. Their often quarreling empire, the Aslan Hierate lies rimward and many Aslan have settled in the Solomani Rim, along both sides of the border. While most Aslan in the region are Imperial citizens, there are populations and enclaves of non-Imperial Aslan in residence.
Dolphins	0001.7 billion	Non-Human Race	Dolphins, an aquatic species and variant race from Terra, were brought by the Solomani to interstellar space. They have prospered ever since and their keen astrogational skills are in high demand.
Gurungans	0000.4 billion	Non-Human Race	The Gurungans are a pseudo-octopoidal race of aquatic hexapods, who strongly value their privacy after an initial period of exploitation by outside species. Their homeworld and colonies are largely under imperial stewardship and controls. While largely insular and isolationist, an increasing number of Gurungans have been engaging in interstellar trade and even intercultural exchanges, especially with other aquatic species with whom environmental accommodations are more easily managed.

• Includes Solomani and Vilani combined.
  • Base calculations made by Nathan Brazil using T5SS data.

Demographics Notes

Notes: The Solomani Rim Sector has a population of more than 1.66 trillion individuals:

• 42% Imperial Human citizens of the Third Imperium
• 21% Solomani Human citizens of the Solomani Confederation
• 31% Vegans of the Vegan Autonomous District
• 06% Other minor races residing in previously mentioned polities

Historical Eras

General Overview: No information yet available.

History-Era: Mileu 1100

No information yet available.

Major Historical Events Timeline: 1116

These are some of the more important historical events that have affected this sector:

• (-2372): Second Battle of Agidda

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• (990-1002): Solomani Rim War
  • (1002): Battle of Dingir

Politics & Diplomacy (Interstellar Relations)

The Solomani Rim is a highly civilized area with a long history, and a population of more than 1.66 trillion individuals under the control of three major interstellar governments:

Notes:

1. The Third Imperium rules the majority of the sector, primarily as a result of the of its occupation following the Solomani Rim War.
2. The Vegan Autonomous District, an area within Imperial-dominated territory, is a nominally independent region which acknowledges ultimate authority of the Third Imperium.
3. The Solomani Confederation governs the rest of the sector.

Polity Listing: 1105

The following polities can be found within this sector:

• Independent Powers (Pocket Empires)
  • Vegan Autonomous District
    • Vegan Polity (past)

• Non-Aligned Powers (World-States)
  • Non-Aligned (Human-dominated)

• Other Powers
  • Free Republic of Sequoyah
  • Rim States (past)
    • Arcturus Federation (past)
    • Boötean League (past)
    • Dingir League (past)
    • Easter Concord (past)
    • Old Earth Union (past)
    • Vegan Polity (past)

• Solomani Confederation (Solomani powers)
  • Boötean Federation
    • Boötean League (past)
  • Free Traders Foundation
    • Terran Confederation (past)
  • Sanctaterra
  • Terran Mercantile Community
  • Thetis-Laputa Coalition

• Third Imperium (Imperial powers)
  • Solomani Autonomous Region
  • Various member systems and worlds.
    • Xiwa Freedom League

Polity Descriptions: 1105

Here are several synopses of the polities found in this sector:

1. Alleg: ImDs: "Third Imperium, Domain of Sol"
2. Alleg: ImVd: "Third Imperium, Vegan Autonomous District"
3. Alleg: NaHu: "Non-Aligned, Human-dominated"
4. Alleg: SoCf: "Solomani Confederation"

Imperial Territory: 1105

This is an Imperial frontier area.

• This territory was conquered by the Third Imperium from the Solomani Confederation during the Solomani Rim War.
  • The Imperial portion of this sector is administered from the Domain of Sol.
• 77.50% controlled by the Third Imperium.
• 22.50% is controlled by non-Imperial powers.

Imperial Duchies & Districts:

The Imperial part of the Marches is divided into several duchies and districts:

• Duchy of Harlequin
• Duchy of Ultima

Trade Routes (Economic Astrography)

The following astrographic features and trade routes can be found within this area:

Mains, Branches & Arms

• Boötean Main
• Solomani Corridor Main
• Imperial Road
• Rim Main
• Scathe Run
• Vegan Main

Clusters & Traces

1. Aquitaine Cluster
2. Azaremiid Cluster
3. Near Boötes Cluster
4. Scandia Cluster
5. Shulimik Cluster
6. Wulfe Pack
7. Yrsai Hook

Rifts, Voids & Jump Bridges

• Rimward Gap
• Saris-Yenisei Bridge
• Sirius Gap

Other Astrographic Features

• Balkanized Space
  • Solomani Rim DMZ
• Imperial Space
  • Outback (Solomani Rim)
• Sociographic Data
  • Solomani Sphere
• Trade Routes
  • Starlane

Worlds, Systems & Sectors (Political Astrography)

The Solomani Rim is best known as the location of Terra, the likely homeworld of the Terrans or Solomani, and possibly of all Humaniti. It is a region of great contrasts:

• There are many rich clusters and traces of resource-laden systems and worlds.
• Which were unfortunately very difficult to reach before the advent of FTL star travel due to the presence of many rifts and mini rifts between those rich worlds.
• There are several sophont species in the sector, but many of these species were killed or went extinct due to the xenophobic excesses of local powers.
• All in all, the Rim is an astrographic region rich in opportunity and adventure.
• It is an area of medium to high stellar density.

Capital/s: 1105

• The Imperial sector capital is at Dingir (Solomani Rim 1222).
• The Solomani sector capital is at TBD.

Sector Summary: 1105

The Solomani Rim sector has 400 worlds with an estimated population of 1,659 billion, a per capita income of Cr9,436, and a total economy is BCr15,655,348. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr378,902 through 379 starports (199 Class A, 88 Class B, 77 Class C, 15 Class D) employing 59,121,595 people. Driving this interstellar trade are 33 Agricultural (Ag) worlds, 56 Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, 26 Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, 64 Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, 27 Rich (Ri) worlds, and 28 Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in Solomani Rim maintain 55 Naval bases, 16 Military bases, nine Scout bases, nine Way stations, and one Naval depot. The average technology level is 11 (with most between 8 and 14). The highest technology level is 15 at Easter (Solomani Rim 1802), Khiirshag (Solomani Rim 2010), Aosta (Solomani Rim 2902), Karpaty (Solomani Rim 3001), Shululsish (Solomani Rim 0214), and Yrsai (Solomani Rim 0511).

The Solomani Rim sector contains 585 stars and 4,437 identified planets; 235 monostellar systems, 149 binary systems, 14 trinary systems, and two systems with four or more stars. 326 of the 400 systems (81%) have native gas giants. There are 23 Asteroid (As) belts, ten Desert (De) worlds, 31 Garden (Ga) worlds, 19 Ice-capped (Ic) worlds, 68 Poor (Po) worlds, 42 Vacuum (Va) worlds, and 31 Water (Wa) or Ocean (Oc) worlds.

Solomani Rim has an estimated population of 1,659 billion distributed across 125 High population (Hi) worlds, 79 Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 85 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, 38 Low population (Lo) worlds, and seven Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population worlds are Azaremiid (Solomani Rim 1405), Aosta (Solomani Rim 2902), Sebasta (Solomani Rim 0923), Kidashi (Solomani Rim 0528), Twylo (Solomani Rim 1034), and Muan Gwi (Solomani Rim 1717). The population consists of 8 sophont groups including four native sophonts.

8 identified sophont populations in Solomani Rim

Humaniti of Terra (Solomani Rim 1827): 1,479 billion on 362 worlds. Vegan of Muan Gwi (Solomani Rim 1717): 174 billion on their homeworld and 63 worlds. Aslan of Kusyu (Dark Nebula 1226): 3 billion on four worlds. Dolphin of Terra (Solomani Rim 1827): 1 billion on five worlds. Gurungan of Ugarup (Solomani Rim 0502): 420 million on their homeworld and one world. Chip: 30 million on their homeworld. Droyne of Eskayloyt: 25 million on one world. mino: 2 million on their homeworld.

Polities

Third Imperium, Vegan Autonomous District

The Third Imperium, Vegan Autonomous District has jurisdiction over 311 worlds with an estimated population of 1,390 billion, a per capita income of Cr9,906, and a total economy is BCr13,770,406. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr347,119 through 296 starports (156 Class A, 70 Class B, 61 Class C, 9 Class D) employing 54,468,145 people. Driving this interstellar trade are 25 Agricultural (Ag) worlds, 46 Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, 17 Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, 52 Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, 21 Rich (Ri) worlds, and 24 Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in Third Imperium, Vegan Autonomous District maintain 39 Naval bases, nine Scout bases, nine Way stations, and one Naval depot. The average technology level is 11 (with most between 8 and 14). The highest technology level is 15 at Easter (Solomani Rim 1802), Khiirshag (Solomani Rim 2010), Aosta (Solomani Rim 2902), Karpaty (Solomani Rim 3001), Shululsish (Solomani Rim 0214), and Yrsai (Solomani Rim 0511).

The Third Imperium, Vegan Autonomous District has an estimated population of 1,390 billion distributed across 100 High population (Hi) worlds, 62 Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 63 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, 27 Low population (Lo) worlds, and five Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population worlds are Azaremiid (Solomani Rim 1405), Aosta (Solomani Rim 2902), Sebasta (Solomani Rim 0923), Kidashi (Solomani Rim 0528), Muan Gwi (Solomani Rim 1717), and Ganesh (Solomani Rim 2518). The population consists of 7 sophont groups including three native sophonts.

Third Imperium, Vegan Autonomous District capitals

Sector capital is Dingir (Solomani Rim 1222). Ultima subsector capital is Thamber (Solomani Rim 0704) Suleiman subsector capital is Suleiman (Solomani Rim 1504) Concord subsector capital is Eleusis (Solomani Rim 2109) Harlequin subsector capital is Arkiirkii (Solomani Rim 2905) Alderamin subsector capital is Shululsish (Solomani Rim 0214) Vega subsector capital is Muan Gwi (Solomani Rim 1717) Banasdan subsector capital is Banasdan (Solomani Rim 2920) Albadawi subsector capital is Gaea (Solomani Rim 0722) Sol subsector capital is Lagash (Solomani Rim 2121) Arcturus subsector capital is Jael (Solomani Rim 2821)

Solomani Confederation

The Solomani Confederation has jurisdiction over 88 worlds with an estimated population of 269 billion, a per capita income of Cr7,007, and a total economy is BCr1,884,942. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr31,783 through 82 starports (43 Class A, 18 Class B, 16 Class C, 5 Class D) employing 4,653,450 people. Driving this interstellar trade are eight Agricultural (Ag) worlds, ten Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, nine Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, 12 Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, six Rich (Ri) worlds, and four Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in Solomani Confederation maintain 16 Naval bases, and 16 Military bases. The average technology level is 11 (with most between 8 and 13). The highest technology level is 14 at Thalassa (Solomani Rim 0833), Twylo (Solomani Rim 1034), Mirabilis (Solomani Rim 1332), Sequoyah (Solomani Rim 1337), Teucer (Solomani Rim 1435), and Saxe (Solomani Rim 1437).

The Solomani Confederation has an estimated population of 269 billion distributed across 25 High population (Hi) worlds, 17 Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 22 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, ten Low population (Lo) worlds, and two Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population worlds are Twylo (Solomani Rim 1034), Kukulcan (Solomani Rim 2835), Polyphemus (Solomani Rim 1537), and Saxe (Solomani Rim 1437). The population consists of 3 sophont groups including one native sophont.

Solomani Confederation capitals
Jardin subsector capital is Jardin (Solomani Rim 0233) Capella subsector capital is Twylo (Solomani Rim 1034) Gemini subsector capital is Hamilcar (Solomani Rim 1738) Kukulkan subsector capital is Laputa (Solomani Rim 2740)

Non-Aligned, Human-dominated

There are one Non-Aligned Human-dominated worlds in Solomani Rim with an estimated population of less than 1 million.

World Listing: 1105

The following systems and worlds can be found within this sector:

411 Worlds in the Solomani Rim Sector

Aegir  •  Aeneas  •  Agidda  •  Ahhunsal  •  Ai Jabry  •  Akhamin  •  Akimasi  •  Albrecht  •  Alizarin  •  Alphanor  •  Alpher  •  Alsatia  •  Altair  •  Altiplano  •  Amaterasu  •  Amkhalarug  •  Anacreon  •  Andiirish  •    •  Anenerkuk  •    •  Aosta (SR 2902)  •  Apishal  •  Aqilat  •  Aquitaine  •  Arcturus (SR 2921)  •    •  Dipuska  •  Arisia  •  Aristotle  •  Arkiirkii  •  Arrukir  •    •  Arukhur  •  Ascalon (SR 1207)  •  Ashtagz Tyui  •  Aspidistra  •  Asteroid Belt (SR 1827)  •  Asterr Tyui  •  Atalanta (SR 0304)  •  Athene (SR 0706)  •  Azaremiid  •  Azun  •  Azure (SR 2708)  •  Bajavanang  •  Banasdan  •  Baraka  •  Barnard  •  Barsoom  •  Basil (SR 0207)  •  Basse Terre  •  Beal  •  Beatus  •  Bellerophon  •  Bemidshii  •  Bethe  •  Biggles  •    •  Bolivar (SR 3127)  •  Boqueron  •  Boskone  •  Cadmus  •  Calgary (SR 2031)  •  Cambria  •  Cambyses  •  Cameroon  •  Capella  •  Caprice (SR 3035)  •  Carchemish  •  Castor (SR 2339)  •  Catania (SR 2618)  •  Cathay  •  Catseye  •  Cephesa  •  Champa  •  Charuth  •  Chernozem  •  Chinon  •  Chrysolite  •  Cicero (SR 0938)  •  Colmar  •    •  Coriolanus  •    •    •  Cuchulain  •  Culdee  •    •  Cyan (SR 2937)  •  Cymbeline  •  Cyprian  •    •  Darrukesh  •    •    •  Depot (SR 1911)  •  Desdemona  •    •  Dimmurak  •  Dingir  •  Diomedes  •  Dipuska  •  Dirac (SR 1340)  •  Dismal (SR 2330)  •  Dolfuss  •  Dolor  •    •  Duikin Tyui  •  Dunsinane  •  Durgha  •  Duriim  •  Dzadwahtyan  •  Dzim Zhia Gwi  •  Easter  •  Edaazun  •  Eleusis  •  Elsinore  •  Ember (SR 2227)  •  Eneldun  •  Enki Kalamma  •  Ephemir  •  Epirus  •  Erech  •  Eshellim  •  Esperance  •  Esterhazy  •  Estigarribia  •  Ewmiak  •    •  Eyck  •  Fafhrd  •  Faiwyd  •  Fenris  •  Finnegans  •  Flanders (SR 1517)  •  Fomalhaut (SR 1024)  •  Forlorn (SR 2132)  •  Furioso  •  Gadden  •  Gaea  •  Galishgu  •  Ganelon  •  Ganesh  •    •  Gashidda  •  Gashurzid  •  Gladstone  •  Glaucas  •  Goliad  •  Goshen  •  Gramercy  •  Grendel  •  Gulimaru  •  Gunashnan  •  Gustav (SR 0424)  •  Gwathui   •  Gwynedd  •  Haddad (SR 1137)  •  Hades  •  Halo (SR 0726)  •  Hamilcar  •  Hanuman  •  Harappa  •  Hariksiat  •  Hasdrubal  •  Hathor  •  Hayt  •  Hephaistos  •  Herakles  •  Heraklion (SR 3221)  •  Hibernia  •  Hieronymus  •  Hiroshi (SR 2001)  •  Hoatzin (SR 0617)  •  Hokchor  •    •    •  Hsivyu  •  Hsuarrdzan  •  Hsuilzish  •  Hsuishlesh  •  Huy Braseal  •  Iddamakur  •  Iilike  •  Iipshidan  •  Ikaakur  •  Ikuk  •  Imarir  •  Imkhammash  •  Immir  •  Inferno  •  Inidu  •  Ippuraash  •  Irashdaa  •  Irashnar  •    •  Ishadar  •  Ishimshulgi  •  Ishkur  •  Ishmael (SR 0922)  •  Ishumled  •  Isseydo  •  Leonore  •  Jackoyo  •  Jade (SR 2502)  •  Jael  •  Janosz  •  Jardin  •  Jarslav  •    •  Jocasta  •  Jorjor  •  Junction (SR 1929)  •  Jupiter  •    •  Kaguk  •  Karkhar  •  Karpaty  •  Kasaan  •    •  Kesirisu  •  Khalikkam  •  Khedish  •  Khiggun  •  Khiirshag  •  Khugi  •  Khulampu  •  Kidashi  •  Kilennur  •  Kinunir  •  Kirillishur  •  Kishakhpap  •  Kitchener  •  Kraken  •  Krokinole  •  Kropotkin  •  Krypton  •  Kukulcan  •  Kurland  •  Labrys  •  Lagash  •  Lakamsal  •    •  Lamarck  •  Langelos  •  Laputa  •  Leonore  •  Liberte  •  Limerick  •  Llewellyn  •  Loki (SR 2228)  •  Lompoc  •  Ludmilla  •  Ludovic  •  Luna  •  Luuru  •  Luzon  •  Lyonesse  •  Madder  •  Mandrake  •  Markhashi  •  Mars  •  Mashaddun  •  Medea  •  Mekashish  •  Melchior  •  Menelaus  •  Mercury (SR 1827)  •  Merganser  •    •  Meshan  •  Miasma  •  Midway  •  Mimiis  •  Mirabilis  •  Miskatonic  •  Morgana  •  Muan Gwi  •  Muan Ialour  •  Muan Irrzudh  •  Muan Issler  •  Muan Kwoyen  •  Mudge  •  Mukhaldim  •  Munilgan  •  Murphy (SR 2517)  •  Mushiddun  •  Nasu  •  Nepal-in-Exile  •  Neptune  •  New Greenpernt  •  Newcomb  •  Ninkhur Sagga  •  Ninshien  •  Nisinasha  •  Nonsuch  •  Noricum (SR 2918)  •    •  Nukaash  •  Nusku (SR 1822)  •  Nuugashur  •  Nyarlathotep (SR 2720)  •  Oberon  •  Obrichenny  •  Ochre  •  Odysseus (SR 0835)  •  Ogier  •  Okefenokee  •  Okotah  •  Omsk  •  Onathy  •  Oort  •  Opar  •  Ormadz  •  Orruiltan Tyui  •  Oudh  •  Oz  •  Pagliacci  •  Pajang  •  Palnu  •  Parsifal (SR 1739)  •  Pavel  •  Peraspera  •  Phireene  •  Pilgham  •  Pinnashdug  •  Pluto  •  Poictesme  •  Pollux  •  Polyphemus  •  Ponsonby Beta  •  Porlock  •  Poseidon (SR 0910)  •  Prometheus  •  Ptolemy  •  Purdishi  •  Quaver  •  Rann (SR 3106)  •  Ranulf  •  Remulak  •  Rild  •  Rilke  •  Rimmon  •  Rith (SR 3204)  •  Rossyg  •    •  Santorini  •  Sarmaty  •  Sarpedon  •  Sase  •  Sashingun  •  Saskatoon  •  Sathyos  •  Saturn  •  Saxe (SR 1437)  •  Scandia  •  Scaramouche  •  Scipio  •  Sebasta  •  Sequoyah  •  Seym  •  Shaabipili  •  Shaalgar  •  Shani  •  Shapam  •  Shazam  •  Shiranshar  •  Shulgi  •  Shulgiasu  •  Shulgiili  •  Shulimik  •  Shululsish  •  Shuruppak  •  Sidon (SR 0308)  •  Sionnach  •  Sirius  •  Sishera  •  Sithuan Hsarr  •  Siva (SR 2337)  •  Skanderbeg  •  Skyron  •  Smade's Planet  •  Strackenz  •  Stralsund  •  Suleiman  •    •  Surt  •  Swinburne  •  Syzygy  •  Tamarind  •  Tammuz  •  Tarsus (SR 1136)  •  Terra (SR 1827)  •  Teucer  •  Tewfik  •  Thalassa (SR 0833)  •  Thamber  •  Thars  •  Theseus  •  Thetis  •  Thorwald  •  Tisiphone  •  Tlaloc  •  Tonopah  •  Trapezus  •  Tsamis  •  Tunguska  •  Tunshaon Tyo  •    •  Twylo  •  Tyudhuar  •  Ugarup  •  Ukarin  •  Uku (SR 3015)  •  Umber  •  Umieh  •  Upirzanu  •  Uranus  •  Urizen  •  Urud  •  Vanefa  •  Vantage  •  Venus (SR 1827)  •  Vyborg  •  Wallach (SR 0832)  •  Wanish Tyo  •    •   Weipu   •    •  Xantippe  •  Xiwa  •  Yenisei  •  Yeremyh  •  Ymir  •  York (SR 0624)  •  Yrsai  •  Ys  •  Zaggisi  •  Zapuushar  •  Zayeel  •  Zhongguo  •  

World Notes

Note: The Solomani Rim Sector contains 400 worlds including Terra (SR 1827) (world) plus 10 of the worlds of Terra (system).

• That makes 400 worlds in Solomani Rim Sector proper plus 10 worlds from Terra (system) for a total of 410 worlds.
• Plus 2 non-canon worlds for a total of 412 worlds.

Terran System Planets:

1. Asteroid Belt (SR 1827) (world)
2. Jupiter (world)
3. Luna (world)
4. Mars (world)
5. Mercury (SR 1827) (world)
6. Neptune (world)
7. Pluto (world)
8. Saturn (world)
9. Uranus (world)
10. Venus (world)

Subsector Listing: 1105

The following subsectors can be found within this sector:

1. Subsector A: Ultima Subsector
2. Subsector B: Suleiman Subsector
3. Subsector C: Concord Subsector
4. Subsector D: Harlequin Subsector
5. Subsector E: Alderamin Subsector
6. Subsector F: Esperance Subsector
7. Subsector G: Vega Subsector
8. Subsector H: Banasdan Subsector
9. Subsector I: Albadawi Subsector
10. Subsector J: Dingir Subsector
11. Subsector K: Sol Subsector
12. Subsector L: Arcturus Subsector
13. Subsector M: Jardin Subsector
14. Subsector N: Capella Subsector
15. Subsector O: Gemini Subsector
16. Subsector P: Kukulkan Subsector

Territorial Overview: 1105

The following table details the subsectors within this area:

• No information yet available.

Territorial Chart Key

No information yet available.

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