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== History & Background (Dossier) ==
 
== History & Background (Dossier) ==
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Over 150 years ago (approximately 850 Imperial) – ‘when the universe was young, and the Faithful still dominated the infidels’ – there were six major powers on the world of Indara, in Nulinad subsector. The smallest of them was the Sultanate of Jizan, of only three million people – but, being of the right race and religion, had access to enough money, technology, and Imperial military support to subjugate the other human nations. (The small Vargr and Bwap nations that survived the Long Night were wiped out in the early decades of the Third Imperium, on this Solomani-dominant – now Solomani-exclusive – world.)  
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Over 150 years ago (approximately 850 Imperial) – ‘when the universe was young, and the Faithful still dominated the infidels’ – there were six major powers on the world of Indara, in Nulinad subsector. The smallest of them was the Sultanate of Jizan, of only three million people – but, being of the right race and religion, had access to enough money, technology, and Imperial military support to subjugate the other human nations. (The small [[Vargr]] and [[Bwap]] nations that survived the [[Long Night]] were wiped out in the early decades of the [[Third Imperium]], on this Solomani-dominant – now Solomani-exclusive – world.)  
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* Then came the [[Hebrin Rebellion]] [[871]]-[[872]], the crushing Imperial response, and the fall of Arab supremacy in the Six Subsectors. The Sultanate found itself cut off from its support network, and surrounded by enemies with vengeance on their minds. Still, in a desperate war (The Three-Front War, 875-878), the Sultanate managed to starve off destruction long enough to compel a suspicious and hostile Imperium to broker a peace and insure its survival… for a while.
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* Then came the [[Hebrin Rebellion]] [[871]]-[[872]], the crushing Imperial response, and the fall of Arab supremacy in the Six Subsectors. The Sultanate found itself cut off from its support network, and surrounded by enemies with vengeance on their minds. Still, in a desperate war (The [[Three-Front War]], 875-878), the Sultanate managed to starve off destruction long enough to compel a suspicious and hostile Imperium to broker a peace and insure its survival… for a while.
 
* The end came unexpectedly. In [[906]], a major EMP detonation occurred over the Sultanate of Jizan, shorting most electronics - including the financial & infrastructure networks. The stores soon ran out of supplies, and the strictly digital economic system fell apart. Mass starvation began a week after the strike: but refugees trying to flee to neighboring lands were killed.
 
* The end came unexpectedly. In [[906]], a major EMP detonation occurred over the Sultanate of Jizan, shorting most electronics - including the financial & infrastructure networks. The stores soon ran out of supplies, and the strictly digital economic system fell apart. Mass starvation began a week after the strike: but refugees trying to flee to neighboring lands were killed.
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* Two weeks after the detonation, hostile neighbors were invading the Sultanate, starting the brief Final Jizani War. The initial justification was ‘to restore order’ but when this claim became ridiculous on its face the actual goals of justice (re: vengeance), irredentism, pure territorial conquest85, and ethnic cleansing were declared. It was extremely difficult for residents of the dying Sultanate to get word out, but with the help of sympathetic Islamic interstellar traders and those low-profile Muslim Imperial agents that survived the purges86, enough evidence was finally rounded up to force an Imperial Intervention: not to save the Sultanate, but to put an end to the slaughter of the Muslims.
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* Two weeks after the detonation, hostile neighbors were invading the Sultanate, starting the brief Final Jizani War. The initial justification was ‘to restore order’ but when this claim became ridiculous on its face the actual goals of justice (re: vengeance), irredentism, pure territorial conquest, and ethnic cleansing were declared. It was extremely difficult for residents of the dying Sultanate to get word out, but with the help of sympathetic Islamic interstellar traders and those low-profile Muslim Imperial agents that survived the purges, enough evidence was finally rounded up to force an Imperial Intervention: not to save the Sultanate, but to put an end to the slaughter of the Muslims.
 
* In the mid-890s the Abadani ideology arises on Indara   
 
* In the mid-890s the Abadani ideology arises on Indara   
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* Barony of Indara: This was just another backward world of the Quarter until the arrival of the Bahadur family in 890. Able to trace their lineage to the Kolhapur princely state in the Britannic Imperium, this House used its’ wealth to bring the world up three tech levels, and it’s starport up three classes, in only a century. Agricultural and light industrial development con continues apace, and the system is expected to hit TL A in c. 1010 Imperial.
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'''Barony of Indara''': This was just another backward world of the Quarter until the arrival of the Bahadur family in 890. Able to trace their lineage to the Kolhapur princely state in the Britannic Imperium, this House used its’ wealth to bring the world up three tech levels, and it’s starport up three classes, in only a century. Agricultural and light industrial development con continues apace, and the system is expected to hit TL A in c. 1010 Imperial.
  
 
=== UWP Listing ===
 
=== UWP Listing ===

Revision as of 15:03, 2 July 2016

Indara/Nulinad (Empty Quarter 0837)
Milieu 1116
A675645-9
StarportA Excellent: Starship Construction, Overhaul, Refined fuel
Size6 Medium (9,600 km, 0.60g - 0.81g)
Atmosphere7 Standard (tainted)
Hydrographics5 Wet World 50%
Population6 Moderate (8 million)
Government4 Representative Democracy
Law5 Moderate Law (no concealable weapons)
Tech Level9 Early Stellar (fusion)
See also UWP
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System Details
Primary K5 V M8 V
Worlds 15
Gas Giants 1
Planetoid Belts 1
Cultural Details
Government Representative democracy
Law Level Moderate
Cultural Extension 4737
Army Size (BEs) 1
Economic Details
Technology Level 9
Economic Extension
A55-1
ResourcesAAbundant
Labor5Moderate (800 thousand)
Infrastructure5 Limited
Efficiency-1Average
Importance Extension 1
Resource Units 27
GWP (BCr) 225
World Trade Number 4.5
Trade Volume (MCr/year) 18,567
Starport Details
Classification Class-A
Port Size 6
Building Capacity (Tons) 6,800
Port employees 11,360
Port passengers (annual) 26,000

Indara is an agricultural world with an ideal environment for producing food from plants, animals, or other lifeforms. The system has a population between 100,000 and 10 million sophonts. It is a member of Third Imperium in the Nulinad Subsector of Empty Quarter Sector and in the Domain of Antares. Indara, as a member world of the Third Imperium, holds the estate of an Imperial knight (the Imperial representative to the world) and the fiefdom of a baron. Both are members of the Imperial Landed Nobility who oversee affairs regarding the world at an Interstellar and Imperial level.

Description (Astrography & Planetology)

No information yet available.

Indara has two stars in the star system.
Indara
Solitary Bright Giant M Type.jpg Type Category Mass (Sol) Temperature (K) Luminosity
M5 II Bright Giant 16 2000 - 2900 14900
Unit Diameter Safe Distance Habitable Zone Jump Shadow M-Drive Limit
AU 6.62512 10.12461 97.04 - 158.17 662.512 6625.12
Orbit # 6 7 11 13 16
Remarks
Indara
Solitary M Type.jpg Type Category Mass (Sol) Temperature (K) Luminosity
M8 V Main Sequence (Dwarf) 0.085 2420 - 2570 0.00018
Unit Diameter Safe Distance Habitable Zone Jump Shadow M-Drive Limit
AU 0.0011 0.0011 0.01 - 0.03 0.11 1.1
Orbit #  *  *  * 0 3
Remarks

History & Background (Dossier)

Over 150 years ago (approximately 850 Imperial) – ‘when the universe was young, and the Faithful still dominated the infidels’ – there were six major powers on the world of Indara, in Nulinad subsector. The smallest of them was the Sultanate of Jizan, of only three million people – but, being of the right race and religion, had access to enough money, technology, and Imperial military support to subjugate the other human nations. (The small Vargr and Bwap nations that survived the Long Night were wiped out in the early decades of the Third Imperium, on this Solomani-dominant – now Solomani-exclusive – world.)

  • Then came the Hebrin Rebellion 871-872, the crushing Imperial response, and the fall of Arab supremacy in the Six Subsectors. The Sultanate found itself cut off from its support network, and surrounded by enemies with vengeance on their minds. Still, in a desperate war (The Three-Front War, 875-878), the Sultanate managed to starve off destruction long enough to compel a suspicious and hostile Imperium to broker a peace and insure its survival… for a while.
  • The end came unexpectedly. In 906, a major EMP detonation occurred over the Sultanate of Jizan, shorting most electronics - including the financial & infrastructure networks. The stores soon ran out of supplies, and the strictly digital economic system fell apart. Mass starvation began a week after the strike: but refugees trying to flee to neighboring lands were killed.
  • Two weeks after the detonation, hostile neighbors were invading the Sultanate, starting the brief Final Jizani War. The initial justification was ‘to restore order’ but when this claim became ridiculous on its face the actual goals of justice (re: vengeance), irredentism, pure territorial conquest, and ethnic cleansing were declared. It was extremely difficult for residents of the dying Sultanate to get word out, but with the help of sympathetic Islamic interstellar traders and those low-profile Muslim Imperial agents that survived the purges, enough evidence was finally rounded up to force an Imperial Intervention: not to save the Sultanate, but to put an end to the slaughter of the Muslims.
  • In the mid-890s the Abadani ideology arises on Indara

Barony of Indara: This was just another backward world of the Quarter until the arrival of the Bahadur family in 890. Able to trace their lineage to the Kolhapur princely state in the Britannic Imperium, this House used its’ wealth to bring the world up three tech levels, and it’s starport up three classes, in only a century. Agricultural and light industrial development con continues apace, and the system is expected to hit TL A in c. 1010 Imperial.

UWP Listing

UWP Changes (all dates are Imperial Calendar)

  • 993 – Indara 0837 A675745-9 Ag 611 Im
  • 1105 - Indara 0837 A675645-9 Ag Ni 811 Im
  • 1125 - Indara 0837 D675640-7 Ag Ni 711 Ou
  • 1145 – Indara 0837 D675640-8 Ag Ni 911 Sa – Sacred Stars
  • 1201 - Indara 0837 X67569B-4 Ag Ni 311 Wi

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