Chyia Nedlkel (world)
Chyia Nedlkel/Issoudun (Vanguard Reaches 0406) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
Classic Era (1116) | A301AB9–D
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See also | UWP | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Primary | F4 V | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Planetoid Belts | 0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Gas Giants | 1 |
Chyia Nedlkel is a high-population, non-agricultural, industrial and icy vacuum world, with a billion or more sophonts in population size, warranting hazardous environment precautions.
- The surface of this world is ice-capped with nearly all of its water frozen.
- As an industrial world, this planet has well-developed manufacturing and processing industries. Manufactured goods are a major export item.
- It is unable to produce quality foodstuffs and must import them.
- The world serves as the subsector capital with the significant extra trade and prestige associated with that role.
- This is a "high technology" world with technology achievements at, near, or over technology standards for Charted Space.
- This is a "Puzzle" world designated as an Amber Zone. Caution is advised since the world has an environment, laws, customs, life forms, or other conditions that are not well understood and might be a danger to a visitor.
- It is a member of the Zhodani Consulate and part of Colonnade Province in the Issoudun Subsector of Vanguard Reaches Sector.
- This world bears the name Issoudun on some older Imperial star charts. [2]
- This world serves as a regional subsector capital for the Colonnade Province.
Description (Astrography & Planetology)[edit]
Monostellar System[edit]
Chyia Nedlkel Monostellar System Star Name Hierarchy Category Mass (Sol) Temp (K) Luminosity (Sol) Chyia Nedlkel K2 V
Primary Main Sequence 0.82 4830 - 5100 0.49928 Unit Diameter Min Distance Hab Zone Jump Shadow M-Drive Limit AU 0.0036 0.0586 0.7 - 1.26 0.36 3.6 Orbit # * * 3 1 5
The moon’s parent body orbits in the outer half of its orange dwarf sun’s habitable zone. This gas giant, which has held the name Adliansh for the system’s entire history, has a moderating effect on the climate of Chyia Nedlkel.
History & Background (Dossier)[edit]
This world served as the original capital of the Zhodani Client State known as the Driantia Steblenzhtia or Vanguard Consulate. The world was renamed Chyia Nedlkel after the political radical and exploratory pioneer who advocated the abolition of the nobility in favor of widespread psionic testing of all citizens. The reforms of High Councillor Nedlkel were installed in the Driantia Steblenzhtia in Imperial year 666.
- The Vanguard Consulate was reorganized after the Third Frontier War in 996, at which time its capital was moved from Chyia Nedlkel to the world of Nielkladlief -- "Colonnade" -- and this polity took on its current Anglic name, the Colonnade Province.
World Starport[edit]
Chyia Nedlkel has a Class A Starport, an excellent quality installation which includes all the expected amenities including refined fuel for starships, brokerage services for passengers and cargo, and a variety of ship provisions. There is a shipyard capable of doing annual maintenance, overhauls and other kinds of repair, and construction of both starships and non-starships. Most ports of this classification have both a Highport and a Downport.
World Timeline[edit]
- Prior to -2950: The gas giant moon Zdodren is settled as a mining and refuelling outpost by the Vlazhdumecta.
- -2900: Loss of contact with Vlazhdumecta civilisation. Easy access to both metals and ice on the moon’s surface enables the small self-sufficient installation of Zdodren to survive.
- 626: Founding of the Driantia Steblenzhtia. By this time, Zdodren -- now called Zhdeqr -- supports a population in the billions and is the obvious choice as the capital. Its culture mixes Vlazhdumecta and Zhodani customs with a locally evolved tradition of egalitarianism.
- 656: Chyia Nedlkel becomes a High Councillor of Zhdeqr.
- 666: Chyia Nedlkel institutes reforms calling for the psionic training of all of the world’s citizens. This reform is popular on Zhdeqr but not across the region -- and certainly not with the Zhodani Consulate leadership.
- 674: Death of Chyia Nedlkel. The new leadership venerates the popular leader by supporting the effort to rename the world in his honour. However, they also take steps to limit the economic and societal disruptions arising from the psionic training of the majority of the population.
- 680: The first attempt to repeal Chyia Nedlkel’s reforms brings the world to the brink of civil war.
- 700: Although still named Chyia Nedlkel, the world has abandoned his reforms and returned to the norms of Zhodani society.
- 879: Chyia Nedlkel remains the capital after the Driantia Steblenzhtia merges with the Colonnade Administrative District to become the Zhodani Consulate Colonnade Province.
- 966: The capital is moved to Nielkladlief (the Consulate leadership still not fully trusting Chyia Nedlkel).
References & Contributors (Sources)[edit]
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- J. Andrew Keith, Marc Miller, John Harshman. Aslan (Game Designers Workshop, 1984), . (named but no further details)
- Classic Traveller Paranoia Press Vanguard Reaches
- Classic Traveller Paranoia Press, Vanguard Reaches, 1991 online updates by Chuck Kallenbach
- Classic Traveller Alien Module 4: Zhodani (named but no further details)
- MegaTraveller Alien - Solomani & Aslan (dot map provided)
- TravellerMap T5SS Data
- External Link: Gray Matter by Author & Contributor: Peter Gray of (Gray Matter)
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science
- ↑ "Jump Map API" and map location from Travellermap.com
- ↑ Chuck Kallenbach. Vanguard Reaches (Paranoia Press, 1981), 3.