Meshan Sector

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Meshan Sector
Windhorn Gzaekfueg Mendan
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map from Travellermap.com
Lishun
Subsectors
Sector Data
No. of Worlds 424
Population 717,443 million
Majority Control Opposition Alliance - 41%
Secondary Control Ruler of Five - 32%
Tertiary Control Voekhaeb Society - 9%
Quaternary Control Other - 18%
Domain Domain of Antares
Vargr Extents
Capital Various
Gross Sector Product BCr3,052,862
Trade Volume BCr5,340
Imperial Coordinate 0 / +2
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Meshan Sector is a turbulent Vargr-dominated region lying along the coreward border of the Third Imperium.

Description (Specifications)[edit]

Meshan Sector lies close to the trailing side of the Windhorn Rift and has been inhabited for millennia. It is a former part of the Ziru Sirka and is known for its long history, vibrant cultures, and ongoing cultural interaction with the Third Imperium and its predecessor states.

The sector lies directly to coreward of the Imperium.

Astrographic Features[edit]

The following astrographic and commercial data regarding the sector has been determined:

Stellar Distribution[edit]

A basic map showing the distribution and size of stars within Meshan Sector.

  • The color corresponds to the visible color of the star, which links to its spectral classification.
  • The size as shown indicates both the physical size of the object and its relative brightness.

Chart Meshan Stellar Distribution Final.png
(Chart sourced from Traveller Map).

Note that the stars as depicted are representative. Any star, no matter what its size, is a mere speck within the hex it occupies.

  • Ordinary main sequence stars can barely be seen from even a hex away.
  • Huge, intensely luminous giant stars can be seen from across the sector and far beyond.

Rifts and Voids[edit]

(Chart sourced from Traveller Map)

The sector forms the rimward-trailing part of the Windhorn Rift.

  • The rift hinders travel and commerce within the region.

Locally at least, a rift is an astrographic concept based on Jump Drive performance.

The boundaries of rifts were established centuries ago, when the highest commonly encountered tech level was TL–12.

This traditional definition of rift regions remains in use today: while modern high performance starships can easily cross them, most commercial vessels continue to utilize Jump-3 or less drives. Because of this most traffic is concentrated within higher stellar density regions, and as such the classic definition and boundaries of rift regions remains relevant.

A simple map showing the general extent of the Windhorn Rift:

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(Chart sourced from Traveller Map.)

Economic Astrography[edit]

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Irhadre merchant vessels out of Lishun are frequently sighted in Meshan Sector.

Corporations[edit]

Several major corporations operate within the sector:

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Vargr Corsairs[edit]

Vargr Corsair bands can pose a considerable risk to interstellar trade and commerce within the sector.

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  • Corsairs can often be negotiated with and many accept tribute in return for safe passage through their territory.
  • Vessels and crews are advised to travel armed and ready to defend themselves.

The Ungzoenogzkha corsair band is headquartered in Meshan Sector. The band offers bargain-priced heavy construction robots for sale. The low price and high quality is easy to explain -- the goods are stolen.

Trade Routes[edit]

Nudashiir Lagani. (Chart sourced from Traveller Map.)
Khuulu Main. (Chart sourced from Traveller Map.)
Tukogan Trade Circuit. (Chart sourced from Traveller Map.)

A number of trade routes exist within this area. Of these, the most important are:

The Nudashiir Lagani[edit]

A number of worlds along the rimward border of the sector lie on the Nudashiir Lagani, the great Lishun-Gashikan Main.

  • An eclectic mix of vessels, both Human and Vargr, work their ways along the Main, carrying vast amounts of goods and commodities between its member worlds.
  • The sector lies towards the lower spinward end of the main.

A chart of the Nudashiir Lagani is depicted, right:

  • Meshan Sector is depicted to the left of center.
  • Worlds on the Main are highlighted in green.

The Khuulu Main[edit]

The spinward-rimward quadrant of the sector is dominated by the Khuulu Main, an important local trade route.

A chart of the Main is depicted, right:

  • Worlds lying on the Main are highlighted in tan.

Tukogan Trade Circuit[edit]

The Tukogan Trade Circuit (the TTC) lies at the hub of three major local trade routes, the Gvuekh Cluster, the Khuulu Main, and the spinward terminus of the Nudashiir Lagani.

  • It is a fractious trade association made up of disparate interests and groups, with links to many worlds and organizations.
  • It facilitates trade and commerce across the region.
  • It has a significant degree of influence over the worlds at its core.

A basic chart of the TTC is depicted, right:

World Listings[edit]

Comprehensive Second Survey UWP data for all worlds lying within the sector is available.

  • The primary source material for all data is Traveller Map.
  • Other sources may contain contradictory or incorrect information.
424 Worlds in the Meshan Sector
Addar  •  Adhoen  •  Aedouves  •  Aedzung  •  Aegartuer  •  Aegerr  •  Aeghae  •  Aegzae  •  Aek Gvon  •  Aekhsueng  •  Aekhtan  •  Aeksnue  •  Aeksunkung  •  Aeng Du  •  Aengdan  •  Aengkfae  •    •  Aenguer  •  Aer Angae  •  Aerro  •  Aerroll  •  Aerru  •  Aerth  •  Aesthagz  •  Aetna (MS 1819)  •  Agen  •  Aghodoun  •  Agolrok  •  Aimliin  •  Akfe Ae  •  Akhan  •  Aknaegzue  •  Aknuengon  •  Aksa (Me 0637)  •  Akse  •  Akuva  •  Al Ezen  •  Alde  •  Allal  •  Alunag  •  Aluunle  •  An Tinor  •  Angamni  •  Anglir  •  Ansana  •  Anull  •  Ararumush  •  Araxa  •  Arfeg  •  Arida  •  Arrgh Sue  •  Arrgh Tol  •  Arrgho  •  Arrkfan  •  Arrllokh  •  Arrue  •  Arzezkhous  •  Athol  •  Azgul Kou  •  Azildak  •  Azuran  •  Byutsay  •  Cadutah  •  Cha-adi'  •    •  Cordoba (MS 1317)  •  Crato  •  Dakak  •  Dardur  •  Daslon  •  Dassa  •  Death's Sin  •  Dha Knog  •  Dhaekneng  •  Dhaenzueg  •  Dharkaeng  •  Dhedhate  •    •  Dhonggo  •  Dhourru  •  Digar  •  Dikugus  •  Dilok  •  Diralaarpen  •  Diramlii  •  Doghzgvaz  •  Don Aesor  •  Dourrgue  •  Dulaeghur  •  Dzagkogh  •  Dzare  •  Dzegkno  •  Dzelsoull  •  Dzingogz  •  Dzugen  •  Egellaekh  •  Eghthudza  •  Egirrg  •  Egzing  •  Egzuts  •  Elishu  •  Ellodhaedh  •  Enan  •  Enanin  •  Engkfaslo  •  Ennaekhs  •  Erarki  •  Ez Okhknug  •  Ezae (Me 1535)  •  Faerr Or  •  Fagus Agh  •  Fagzorrghuts  •  Ferrer  •  Fingae  •  Firecracker  •  Foegoekh  •  Gaethueng  •  Gaez Are  •  Gakaerrgh  •  Gakdez  •  Galam  •  Galdas  •  Galigun  •  Ganakhukha  •  Gasoyu  •  Gathitsir  •  Gatskour  •  Gha Ilougz  •  Ghaekarz  •  Ghaekhngo  •  Ghaello  •  Ghan Ugz  •  Ghousaeg  •  Gimar  •  Girzkaeka  •  Glory Day  •  Gnoerrla  •  Gnolrar  •  Goethukh  •  Gudlul  •  Guegha  •  Guegnaek  •  Guerris  •  Gughars  •  Gurupi  •  Gutsaets  •  Gutu  •  Gvakfan  •  Gvekngo  •  Gvikse  •  Gvonuth  •  Gvounglu  •  Gzallezue  •  Gzoekogh  •  Gzuenerr  •  Gzurrgho  •  Highball  •  Igakuts  •  Igam  •  Igguk  •  Igovul  •  Igwana  •  Iishla  •  Ikke  •  Ikmepushkii  •  Ing Zae  •  Inudak  •  Inukh Oni  •  Irmar  •  Ironside  •  Irrgo  •  Irrne  •  Ishamzu  •  Ishkhigimu  •  Ishlidiimdu  •  Jerumen  •  Kakagshu  •  Kakar  •  Kakror  •  Kalih  •  Kanal  •  Kanogo  •  Kanukor  •  Kashi  •  Keghag  •  Kekhe  •  Kekhtuks  •  Keniir  •  Kfa Zukhu  •  Kfanknue  •  Kfoghoe  •  Kfuekhvu  •  Kfuerrdall  •  Khaegz  •  Khakhs  •  Khakong  •  Khalokh  •  Khathae  •  Kherskfon  •  Khidhae  •  Khikollang  •  Khisgurmakii  •  Khoerr  •  Khongaegh  •  Khongeks  •  Khuerkfan  •  Khuulurshii  •  Kikhtats  •  Knougza  •  Knugogh  •  Koenzonakh  •  Koethaek  •  Kogziz  •  Koksgoudh  •  Kongghoth  •  Konukh  •  Korslloeng  •  Kougkaez  •  Ksaezan  •  Ksangars  •  Kserrzarr  •  Ksounerr  •  Ksungoz  •  Kughurr  •  Kugod  •  Kulrrange  •  Kungin  •  Kursuz  •  Kusuez  •  Kuun  •  Kuvuekue  •  Laekfae  •  Lakzorr  •  Lashiir  •  Lavras  •  Lazar  •  Lefaen  •  Lepidopter  •  Limada  •  Lishuu  •  Lizirshish  •  Lleghzoth  •  Llegza  •  Llenggorr  •  Lluedhoul  •  Lodzagna  •  Lorgo  •  Maramar  •  Meyussyus  •  Misery  •  Missionary  •  Munikhu  •  Nash  •  Ngaerr  •  Ngengoeg  •  Ngollogzou  •  Nirrgh  •  Nurlim  •  Odessa  •  Odh Zizats  •  Odhduroul  •  Odhnaegok  •  Oekfozak  •  Oellaell  •  Oellaera  •  Oesi Zoe  •  Oetsaena  •  Oezaello  •  Oezoethun  •  Ogaros  •  Oghzaen  •  Ogkokoez  •  Ogngaks  •  Okalak  •  Okhaeksae  •  Oksen  •  Okvouk  •  Omoysheb  •  On Alzur  •  Ongaen  •  Ongats  •  Onggag  •  Onguelug  •  Onlek  •  Ooelzarz  •  Or Ugueg  •  Oraekne  •  Orruth  •  Osan  •  Osang  •  Othaegae  •  Otskur  •  Oukso  •  Oukuerz  •  Oungaenogh  •  Oungrrarr  •  Oungvor  •  Ounnaz  •  Ounuekhue  •  Oursghae  •  Ourskhaeth  •  Oururrgh  •  Ouva  •  Ouzudz  •  Ovoe  •  Ozsueku  •  Ozullnoz  •  Quirk  •  Ragdo  •  Ranoti  •  Razfa  •  Rigver  •  Roekheloe  •  Rorrgdaeg  •  Rraerrgu  •  Rraerroen  •  Rranuell  •  Rrongaerrg  •  Rrotoe  •  Rruekhsung  •  Rueghgva  •  Saeda  •  Saekhoe  •  Sazur  •    •  Serkur  •  Shasukar  •  Shiishularar  •  Shimgugi  •  Shugemansar  •  Shurgi  •  Siisharemmir  •  Sillan  •  Sirrgdhoz  •  Soeghzon  •  Sotla  •  Suekhkon  •  Suekhsaer  •  Sukknou  •  Sutan  •  Taeltueng  •  Tangoegz  •  Thaegz  •  Thaellarrgh  •  Thaengorrg  •  Thaxray  •  Thoenou  •  Thorndrake  •  Thotsdhar  •  Thougzaerrg  •  Thukhdzen  •  Thusaen  •  Tibushi  •  Tsaerrues  •  Tsurrg  •  Tsursazaer  •  Tsuthaegz  •  Tufae  •  Tukogan  •  Turrkfong  •  Tutag  •  Uberaba (MS 0920)  •  Uduth  •  Ueghgnoe  •  Uegthoeke  •  Uekhsgva  •  Uekhuvur  •  Ueksek  •  Ueksuerrg  •  Uenazuk  •  Uenglelon  •  Uenouz  •  Uerrsegha  •  Uerrursors  •  Ueruekh  •  Uetsae  •  Ugh Gzun  •  Ughllalar  •  Ugolakhs  •  Uguza  •  Ugvu Oe  •  Ujcik  •  Ukfovae  •  Ukkhukedh  •  Ukur  •  Uloer  •  Umurzikuu  •  Un Vaeg  •  Unangall  •  Ung Aesa  •  Ungoe  •  Ungoks  •  Unog  •  Urgush  •  Urkakhi  •  Urrall  •  Urrarzak  •  Urulaekhs  •  Ushlidmap  •  Usozaedh  •  Usumkii  •  Uthogh  •  Uththae  •  Utsuesu  •  Uudum  •  Uunush  •  Vaekh Oen  •  Vakugo  •  Vangllarr  •  Varraeg  •  Voedzgzong  •  Voeksdzang  •  Vourrgvag  •  Vue Lots  •  Wallaby  •  Wallace  •  Zae Errsu  •  Zaelan  •  Zaelgaell  •  Zaghzur  •  Zakadar  •  Zegku  •  Zerroegh  •  Zolag  •  Zolkhughz  •  Zoraruzi  •  Zoukhuek  •  Zuzodh  •  

Note that some Second Survey data, though only 40 years old, is likely to be out of date.

  • Data is occasionally updated as new information becomes available.
  • Scouting missions gathering reliable, verified data can receive substantial payment.
  • Verified updated data is constantly sought.

History & Background (Dossier)[edit]

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Vargr are the majority population within the sector. Humans from a variety of backgrounds, agile Dhaen, outcast Aezorgh, and wandering Hlanssai may also be met.

Demographics[edit]

The total population of Meshan Sector is estimated at 717.443 billion sophonts.

Significant populations of the following sophont races reside within this sector:

Dhaen (left) and Aezorgh (right)
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  • Humaniti (Human Races)
    • Mixed heritage, most commonly Travellers, traders, or captives held in bondage by the Vargr.
    • Solomani, primarily from long-established families.
    • Vilani, primarily from long-established (and often reclusive) families.

Linguistic Topography[edit]

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

Languages of Vargr:

Other widely spoken languages include:

Languages of Humaniti:

Toponyms[edit]

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

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

Faith and Belief[edit]

A number of religious faiths are followed within the sector:

Historical Eras[edit]

General Overview:

General Overview[edit]

Meshan Sector, Importance

Meshan Sector has experienced settlement by three groups of sophonts, and is likely home to several more who are no longer documented. Information on native sophonts in the sector is fragmentary at best. Several sophonts were identified by the Vilani but later proved to be unrecognized lost colonies of Droyne and neither separate nor native. The Droyne still present in Meshan represent the oldest known wave of settlement, taking place sometime long before the Vilani arrived here.

The Vilani initially explored only the rimward and trailing fringes of the sector, following the vast Main present there. The Consolidation Wars would change that, and the Vilani would finish the Wars in control of roughly two-thirds of the sector. While their influence and control faded somewhat during the Ziru Sirka to roughly half of the sector, the fall of their empire to the Terrans and the formation of the Rule of Man would reverse the trend for a while.

After the Rule of Man fractured, the region began to suffer increased Vargr incursions, coming around the Windhorn Rift in both directions. Much of the Human population of Meshan was eventually driven out or killed during the Long Night, generally fleeing toward Vland or to trailing regions of the former Rule of Man which persisted. Vargr control of Meshan was complete by the rise of the Third Imperium, and the Vargr were able to effectively repel the Imperium's attempts to reclaim old Rule of Man and Ziru Sirka territory.

While the Vargr states of Meshan ebb and flow as Vargr states everywhere do, they have retained broad control over Meshan ever since.

Sector Timeline[edit]

Major events that have affected this sector and the wider region that it lies within:

Historical Charts[edit]

Simple charts showing Provence Sector, Windhorn Sector, and Meshan Sector (top row) and Corridor Sector and Vland Sector (bottom row) at the beginning of the Interstellar Wars, circa -2400.

  • The Ziru Sirka's territories are marked in red.
  • Almost nothing (except for a few names) is known of Vargr states of the period.

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Chart Corridor First Imperium Basic.png Chart Vland First Imperium Basic.png
(Charts sourced from Traveller Map)

Worlds, Systems & Sectors (Political Astrography)[edit]

Meshan Sector and surroundings.

In 119, following a civil war in the Ikonaz Sphere in the Empty Quarter, the premier power to emerge was the government of Ikon, the Uekfavgrovbr' Syndarchy. Despite its victory the war had cost the Syndarchy dearly - its fleets were depleted and many of its worlds were in ruins. It made a deal to limit conflict with major Ovaghoun factions in Meshan Sector that had broken free during the fighting, largely because it was in no position to pursue further hostilities.

This agreement secured existing borders, limiting the Syndarchy to the territory it controlled at that time. It set the Ovaghoun Vargr outside of these borders free from Ikonaz rule, cementing certain rights and instilling a deep and enduring sense of independence within the Ovaghoun of Meshan Sector. Over the following years the nature and enforcement of this agreement redefined the fundamental nature of the Sphere.

In 1097, on the world of Ogaros, Counselor Ahfgaard called together groups and factions who shared her views and officially formed the Ogarous Tribunal. Ahfgaard is a senior judicial official with reactionary views and strong religious convictions, dedicated to collapsing the Antares Pact through legislative processes and replacing it with a new, purer state. Their current activities include forming a political movement and gaining followers, challenging Pact legal decisions, and shady meetings between various interests and factions.

Polity Listing[edit]

The following polities can be found within this sector:

Polity Descriptions[edit]

Meshan Sector Polities

Synopses of the polities found within this sector:

  1. Allegiance Code NaVa: Non-Aligned, Vargr-dominated neutral worlds.
  2. Allegiance Code V17D: 17th Disjucture.
  3. Allegiance Code VAnP: Antares Pact.
  4. Allegiance Code VFFD: First Fleet of Dzo.
  5. Allegiance Code VOpp: Opposition Alliance.
  6. Allegiance Code VRo5: Ruler of Five.
  7. Allegiance Code VVoS: Voekhaeb Society.

Capitals[edit]

Imperial Territory[edit]

Nearly three millennia ago the rimward part of the sector was human dominated and controlled by the Ziru Sirka. It was lost to Vargr depredations.

  • The whole region is controlled by non-Imperial powers.
  • Some interests would like to see it returned to Imperial rule.

Subsector Summary[edit]

The Meshan sector has 424 worlds with an estimated combined population of 717 billion, a per capita income of Cr4,983, and a total economy of BCr3,573,526. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr3,457 through 348 starports (32 Class A, 84 Class B, 190 Class C, 42 Class D) employing 530,170 people. Driving this interstellar trade are 65 Agricultural (Ag) worlds, 45 Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, 35 Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, 42 Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, 29 Rich (Ri) worlds, and 23 Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in Meshan maintain 103 Corsair bases, 59 Naval bases, and 52 Military bases. The average technology level is 7 (with most between 4 and 10). The highest technology level is 14 at Razfa (Meshan 0409), Shurgi (Meshan 2819), Zolag (Meshan 0123), Ghousaeg (Meshan 3127), Gatskour (Meshan 1139), and Igovul (Meshan 2633).

The Meshan sector contains 596 stars and 4,851 identified planets; 267 monostellar systems, 142 binary systems, 15 trinary systems, and no systems with four or more stars. 352 of the 424 systems (83%) have native gas giants. There are 13 Asteroid (As) belts, 40 Desert (De) worlds, 36 Garden (Ga) worlds, one Ice-capped (Ic) world, 89 Poor (Po) worlds, 43 Vacuum (Va) worlds, and 26 Water (Wa) or Ocean (Oc) worlds.

Meshan has an estimated population of 717 billion distributed across 43 High population (Hi) worlds, 32 Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 173 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, 118 Low population (Lo) worlds, and 12 Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population worlds are Ranoti (Meshan 1237), Igovul (Meshan 2633), Gutu (Meshan 1839), Akuva (Meshan 2723), Urkakhi (Meshan 3204), and Sutan (Meshan 1613). The population consists primarily of 3 sophont groups.

3 identified sophont populations in Meshan


Polities[edit]

Opposition Alliance[edit]

The Opposition Alliance has jurisdiction over 173 worlds with an estimated combined population of 232 billion, a per capita income of Cr4,118, and a total economy of BCr955,413. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr1,733 through 145 starports (12 Class A, 42 Class B, 79 Class C, 12 Class D) employing 268,045 people. Driving this interstellar trade are 30 Agricultural (Ag) worlds, 16 Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, 13 Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, 16 Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, 14 Rich (Ri) worlds, and six Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in the Opposition Alliance maintain 33 Corsair bases, 24 Naval bases, and 21 Military bases. The average technology level is 7 (with most between 5 and 10). The highest technology level is 14 at Razfa (Meshan 0409) and Shurgi (Meshan 2819).

The Opposition Alliance has an estimated population of 232 billion distributed across 12 High population (Hi) worlds, 11 Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 72 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, 52 Low population (Lo) worlds, and four Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population worlds are Ranoti (Meshan 1237), Akuva (Meshan 2723), Razfa (Meshan 0409), Limada (Meshan 0622), and Maramar (Meshan 2821). The population consists primarily of 2 sophont groups.

Opposition Alliance capitals


Ruler of Five[edit]

The Ruler of Five has jurisdiction over 135 worlds in the sector with an estimated combined population of 169 billion, a per capita income of Cr3,307, and a total economy of BCr559,044. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr831 through 105 starports (8 Class A, 23 Class B, 58 Class C, 16 Class D) employing 124,945 people. Driving this interstellar trade are 18 Agricultural (Ag) worlds, 16 Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, ten Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, 16 Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, six Rich (Ri) worlds, and eight Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in the Ruler of Five maintain 45 Corsair bases, 23 Military bases, and 16 Naval bases within the sector. The average technology level is 6 (with most between 4 and 9). The highest technology level is 13 at Ksaezan (Meshan 1105), Ansana (Meshan 1903), and Cordoba (Meshan 1317).

The Ruler of Five has an estimated population of 169 billion within the sector, distributed across 18 High population (Hi) worlds, 12 Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 52 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, 35 Low population (Lo) worlds, and five Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population worlds are Sutan (Meshan 1613), Azuran (Meshan 1306), Lorgo (Meshan 1710), Urgush (Meshan 2610), and Kugod (Meshan 2118). The population consists primarily of 3 sophont groups.

Ruler of Five capitals


Voekhaeb Society[edit]

The Voekhaeb Society has jurisdiction over 39 worlds with an estimated combined population of 101 billion, a per capita income of Cr4,845, and a total economy of BCr489,404. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr662 through 37 starports (3 Class A, 7 Class B, 21 Class C, 6 Class D) employing 104,615 people. Driving this interstellar trade are seven Agricultural (Ag) worlds, six Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, four Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, one Pre-Industrial (Pi) world, four Rich (Ri) worlds, and three Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in the Voekhaeb Society maintain ten Corsair bases, eight Naval bases, and one Military base. The average technology level is 8 (with most between 6 and 10). The highest technology level is 14 at Gatskour (Meshan 1139).

The Voekhaeb Society has an estimated population of 101 billion distributed across five High population (Hi) worlds, four Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 23 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, six Low population (Lo) worlds, and no Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population world is Gutu (Meshan 1839). The population consists primarily of 2 sophont groups.

Antares Pact[edit]

The Antares Pact has jurisdiction over 29 worlds in the sector with an estimated combined population of 80 billion, a per capita income of Cr10,432, and a total economy of BCr843,901. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr49 through 22 starports (6 Class A, 3 Class B, 10 Class C, 3 Class D) employing 8,430 people. Driving this interstellar trade are three Agricultural (Ag) worlds, three Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, three Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, two Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, one Rich (Ri) world, and one Industrial (In) world. The governments in the Antares Pact maintain five Naval bases, five Corsair bases, and three Military bases within the sector. The average technology level is 8 (with most between 4 and 11). The highest technology level is 14 at Ghousaeg (Meshan 3127) and Igovul (Meshan 2633).

The Antares Pact has an estimated population of 80 billion within the sector, distributed across one High population (Hi) world, two Moderate population (Ph) worlds, 12 Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, 12 Low population (Lo) worlds, and no Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population world is Igovul (Meshan 2633). The population consists primarily of 2 sophont groups.

Non-Aligned, Vargr-dominated[edit]

There are 18 Non-Aligned Vargr-dominated worlds in Meshan with an estimated combined population of 40 billion.

First Fleet of Dzo[edit]

The First Fleet of Dzo has jurisdiction over 16 worlds with an estimated combined population of 36 billion, a per capita income of Cr3,644, and a total economy of BCr132,174. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr70 through 14 starports (2 Class A, 3 Class B, 6 Class C, 3 Class D) employing 9,445 people. Driving this interstellar trade are three Agricultural (Ag) worlds, two Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, three Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, two Pre-Industrial (Pi) worlds, two Rich (Ri) worlds, and one Industrial (In) world. The governments in First Fleet of Dzo maintain two Military bases, two Naval bases, and one Corsair base. The average technology level is 7 (with most between 4 and 9). The highest technology level is 12 at Lefaen (Meshan 2640).

The First Fleet of Dzo has an estimated population of 36 billion distributed across two High population (Hi) worlds, one Moderate population (Ph) world, six Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, three Low population (Lo) worlds, and no Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population world is Ukur (Meshan 2139). The population consists primarily of 1 sophont group.

17th Disjucture[edit]

The 17th Disjucture has jurisdiction over 14 worlds in the sector with an estimated combined population of 56 billion, a per capita income of Cr8,272, and a total economy of BCr464,188. These worlds originate an interstellar trade of BCr34 through 10 starports (1 Class A, 1 Class B, 8 Class C, 0 Class D) employing 4,875 people. Driving this interstellar trade are no Agricultural (Ag) worlds, two Non-Agricultural (Na) worlds, two Pre-Agricultural (Pa) worlds, one Pre-Industrial (Pi) world, one Rich (Ri) world, and three Industrial (In) worlds. The governments in the 17th Disjucture maintain six Corsair bases and one Naval base within the sector. The average technology level is 7 (with most between 3 and 11). The highest technology level is 14 at Zolag (Meshan 0123).

The 17th Disjucture has an estimated population of 56 billion within the sector, distributed across four High population (Hi) worlds, no Moderate population (Ph) worlds, three Non-industrial (Ni) worlds, three Low population (Lo) worlds, and two Barren (Ba) worlds. The highest population world is Zolag (Meshan 0123). The population consists primarily of 1 sophont group.

Summary of Subsectors[edit]

The following subsectors can be found within this sector:

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  1. Subsector A: Raen Subsector
  2. Subsector B: Lues Subsector
  3. Subsector C: Ungersol Subsector
  4. Subsector D: Dekesh Subsector
  5. Subsector E: Yonder Subsector
  6. Subsector F: Arena Subsector
  7. Subsector G: Varson Subsector
  8. Subsector H: Maramar Subsector
  9. Subsector I: Mersol Subsector
  10. Subsector J: Zisran Subsector
  11. Subsector K: Tokho Subsector
  12. Subsector L: Ogaros Subsector
  13. Subsector M: Khuulu Subsector
  14. Subsector N: Faengfel Subsector
  15. Subsector O: Ekso Subsector
  16. Subsector P: Sudzum Subsector

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