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| − | The [[Vilani Main]], one of the largest chains of jump-1 worlds in the Imperial region, is the oldest, richest, and most cohesive section of the {{Imperium}}. | + | The [[Vilani Main]], one of the largest chains of jump-1 worlds in the Imperial region, is the oldest, richest, and most cohesive section of the {{Imperium}}. It spans over 1,000 systems covering over 11,000 individual planets. |
* Few of its worlds gave up interstellar travel during the [[Long Night]]. | * Few of its worlds gave up interstellar travel during the [[Long Night]]. | ||
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== Worlds & Sectors ([[Astrography]]) == | == Worlds & Sectors ([[Astrography]]) == | ||
This [[astrographic feature]] is primarily located in the following areas: | This [[astrographic feature]] is primarily located in the following areas: | ||
| − | * [[ | + | *[[Core Sector]] - 2 systems |
| − | + | *[[Corridor Sector]] - 39 Systems | |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Dagudashaag Sector]] - 62 Systems |
| − | + | * [[Gushemege Sector]] - 309 Systems | |
| − | * [[Lishun Sector]] | + | * [[Lishun Sector]] - 136 Systems |
| − | * [[ | + | *[[Reft Sector]] - 90 Systems |
| − | + | *[[Verge Sector]] - 8 Systems | |
| − | + | * [[Vland Sector]] - 399 Systems | |
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=== World Listing: 1116 === | === World Listing: 1116 === | ||
Revision as of 03:36, 27 February 2018
The Vilani Main, one of the largest chains of jump-1 worlds in the Imperial region, is the oldest, richest, and most cohesive section of the Imperium. It spans over 1,000 systems covering over 11,000 individual planets.
- Few of its worlds gave up interstellar travel during the Long Night.
Description (Specifications)
Almost two-thirds of the planets in the Vland Sector can be reached from Vland by a series of one-parsec jumps.
The Main extends rimward and spinward from Vland through Gushemege Sector along the border of the great rift, and touching the coreward borders of Reft Sector, Ilelish Sector and Verge Sector.
The Main extends to trailing into spinward subsectors of the Lishun Sector.
Arms & Branches
History & Background (Dossier)
Maps produced before the Rule of Man call the Main by its original Vilani name, Arshukaa Sagalaa.
Worlds & Sectors (Astrography)
This astrographic feature is primarily located in the following areas:
- Core Sector - 2 systems
- Corridor Sector - 39 Systems
- Dagudashaag Sector - 62 Systems
- Gushemege Sector - 309 Systems
- Lishun Sector - 136 Systems
- Reft Sector - 90 Systems
- Verge Sector - 8 Systems
- Vland Sector - 399 Systems
World Listing: 1116
The following systems and worlds are located upon this Main:
200 of 226 World articles in Vilani Main
Aadshas • Aaki • Aashma • Aghzorerroen • Akimu • Akushis • Alp • Amda • Anaam • Andelech • Ansin • Aquacade • Aran (Gu 2917) • Arean • Arna • Ashbakha • Asylum • Bood • Bruyrkna • Cablu • Cafad • Chathi • Courtesy • Creading • Daama • Daas • Daglari • Dana • Dathsuts • Depot (Gu 3016) • Dialreck • Diiron • Dusu • Duukhaa • Enaa • Enbart • Erdousse • Ersharsa • Eskstant • Fallion • Fau • Fauski • Fay (Gu 1925) • Flire • Foakhsigzikhs • Fuqui (Gu 3012) • Gamgilebo • Ganidam • Gashema • Geka • Gemid • Ges • Gidapisek • Giinam • Giraran • Gisi • Gudak • Gurdadusu • Gushnemasha • Guumishmak • Guusimka • Gwi • Harding (Il 0101) • Hendrick • Idanchy • Igsudi • Iimkhir • Iiu • Iliika • Inkha (Vl 1920) • Inkia • Irdiish • Irila • Irsaar • Jarsae • Jasper • Jessheim • Joe's World • Kaagaarkha • Kagamira • Kagush • Kaldi • Kamar Kurker • Kapakoo • Karbarlah • Karnika • Karrana'ch • Kashmiir • Kaza • Kedaa • Kemshigesh • Kha • Khaem • Khakkakum • Khi (Da 2603) • Khi Tai • Khikaeg • Khiradu • Khisber • Khishugii • Khula (Vl 1919) • Khulekii • Kiimiim • Kinshasa • Kinswana • Kipii • Kirlikin • Kirma • Kirov • Kishbar • Koinunmatie • Koustorm • Kurdeshu • Kusheggi • Kutubba • Kuzey Anadolu • Lallvi • Lekhana • Leut • Liigash • Liisurkhish • Llaegvoigz • Lobode • Lohme • Lorne (Il 0102) • Lumu • Maernon • Malokh • Manoh • Mappeh • Maran • Maru • Masa • Meesis • Meprim • Mercator • Merchant • Midku • Mikakesh • Mimu • Muikha • Nadud • Nasha • Newcastle (Vl 1801) • Nii (Vl 2508) • Niizediju • Nourm • Nuikh • Nukyls • Nulisud • Nurrungar • Odinaga • Osakis • Oumuu • Palama • Parsi • Pirrom • Pirumush • Prefostered • Pyam • Rathas • Refuge (Da 0509) • Ronni • Royef • Rronaetuts • Rutkowski • Sakin • Salliatt • Sardia • Savvud • Sazisi • Seaport • Seglound • Seminary • Senlis (Gu 3218) • Serafim • Serpent's Reach • Shaaki • Shabii • Shakhamash • Shashim • Shigkhu • Shiiki • Shinla • Shuakhuar • Shudi • Shulishu • Shunisar • Shushguum • Sidur Ishki • Sktrassui'ia • St. George (Vl 2616) • Sueighz • Sykell • Tahaver • Taksarrgh • Tasho • Tauri • Teoech • Thatii •
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- MegaTraveller Imperial Encyclopedia
- Periodical: MegaTraveller Travellers' Digest No. 5 in Article: 'Library Data'
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science