Domain of Vland

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Domain of Vland
D e n e b none A n t a r e s S y l e a . Corridor Vland Gushemege Dagudashaag Ilelish
Capital	Vland
Majority Control	Imperial
Other Control	Non-Aligned

The Domain of Vland is one of the Domains of the Imperium.

Description (Specifications)

The Domain is about 25% void, and contains the Vilani homeworld.

• It is bordered coreward by the Vargr Extents, but is 99% Imperial controlled.
• The Domain also administers part of Reft Sector that is on the trailing side of the Great Rift.

History & Background (Dossier)

It is one of the oldest domains within the Third Imperium and predates all the way back to the Vilani Imperium and the Ziru Sirka.

Archduke Listing:

The following is a partial listing of the archdukes have administered this domain throughout the history of the Third Imperium:

• (76-unk) Laerkigar Tauribi
• (ca. 90) Lukhirigaasa
• (ca. 110) Im Derisumir
• (unk-unk) various members of House Tauribi
• (unk-1073) Ushari Tauribi
• (1073-present) Ishuggi Tauribi

Major Historical Events Timeline: 1116

• 0 Imperial borders include: Corridor 0%, Dagudashaag 10%, Gushemege 10%, Vland 15% including a wide corridor to Vland (Vland 1717).

• 60 Imperial colonization of the Spinward Marches begins with the settlement of Mora. One of the largest mass migrations since the post-Interstellar Wars Diaspora begins. As all emigrants had to run a gauntlet of Vargr states in the Corridor sector, the sector is awash with corsairs awaiting opportunity to ambush unwary or under-armed colonists on headed spinward.

• 76 Domain of Vland established by Emperor Artemsus. Integration into Imperium: Corridor 0%, Dagudashaag 40%, Gushemege 30%, Vland 40%.

• 76-112 As part of the Vilani Pacification Campaign, the Gushemege and Dagudashaag sectors are targeted for complete incorporation into the Imperium. Most of Dagudashaag was absorbed peacefully.

• 90 First Battle of Aakgar, Archduke Lukhirigaasa begins a military campaign against the Lancian League in the Gushemege sector and his fleet is routed. Subsequently, the League recaputres lost worlds and seizes several Imperial worlds.

• 92 Second Battle of Aakgar, Lukhirigaasa's successor, Archduke Im Derisumir is victorious and makes an example of the world, devastating the planet.

• 112 the last Lancian League world falls to Imperial forces.

• ca 160 First Corridor worlds incorporated into the Imperium.

• 200 Integration into Imperium: Corridor 10%, Dagudashaag 85%, Gushemege 85%, Vland 80%.

• 220-348 A series of wars, encounters, conflicts, and disputes between the Imperium and the various Vargr states in Vland and Corridor sectors (as well as Deneb) along the coreward edge of the Imperium, collectively known as the Vargr Corridor Campaigns.

Worlds & Cosmology (Astrography)

No information yet available.

Sector Listing: 1105

This domain encompasses locations from the following sectors:

1. Corridor Sector: 268 worlds
2. Dagudashaag Sector: 559 worlds
3. Gushemege Sector: 535 worlds
4. Reft Sector: 50 worlds (partial administration)
5. Vland Sector: 532 worlds

• TOTAL: 1,894 worlds

This domain once held territory is the following areas:

1. Provence Sector
2. Windhorn Sector

World Listing: 1105

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

200 of 1759 World articles in Domain of Vland

A'a'suni  •  A'niaqoro  •  Aadshas  •  Aakhorn  •  Aaki  •  Aalimru  •  Aaluggidira  •  Aam (Da 1604)  •  Aanshi  •  Aapu  •  Aarkhiin  •  Aashma  •  Aawn  •  Abact  •  Abaelou  •  Abalakova  •  Abalesk  •  Abbayi  •  Aberlocht  •  Abir  •  Ackang  •  Adaim  •  Adakhem  •  Adaskaglu  •  Adele  •  Aga Sugek  •  Agagir  •  Aiaiyal  •  Aibeshma  •  Aiish  •  Aintrin  •  Aisteaya  •  Aka Gee  •  Ake (Vl 1736)  •  Akhashmaas  •  Akher  •  Akhudgir  •  Aki (Vl 2533)  •  Akigir  •  Akimu  •  Aking  •  Akish  •  Akiva  •  Akkunat  •  Akon  •  Aksa (Da 0426)  •  Akumid  •  Alanidon  •  Alexander (Re 3132)  •  Alfive  •  Alkhaas  •  Alleman  •  Altamachi  •  Altman  •  Alverik  •  Amamni  •  Amgagiga  •  Ami  •  Amigu  •  Amiikhuk  •  Amluamii  •  Amnukun  •  Amnuus  •  Amshu  •  Amwaz  •  Anaam  •  Anakod  •  Anarsi  •  Andalusia (Da 0810)  •  Ander's Moon  •  Andonin  •  Andula  •  Anech Issan  •  Anert  •  Angi  •  Angsturm  •  Anik  •  Anishda  •  Anka  •  Ankirst  •  Ann  •  Anomaly  •  Anpanaar  •  Anshaar  •  Anshir  •  Anshu  •  Ansin  •  Answerin  •  Antezeno  •  Antioch (Da 1117)  •  Antiquity  •  Anzalits  •  Apay Maru  •  Apemkir  •  Apkeraas  •  Apolo  •  Apurshish  •  Aquacade  •  Arailiur  •  Arapenpa  •  Arcfest  •  Ardchi  •  Arfaan  •  Arga (Vl 3106)  •  Argi  •  Argiluu  •  Argo  •  Argonos  •  Argus  •  Arkhuu  •  Arklin  •  Arlim Dusiru  •  Arlu  •  Arluk  •  Armec-Zamaa  •  Arna  •  Arnakhish  •  Arniche  •  Arnuukara  •  Arraste  •  Arron  •  Ars  •  Arsuch  •  As On As  •  Asanik  •  Asashluu  •  Ascension  •  Ashbakha  •  Ashes  •  Ashima (Co 1515)  •  Ashmasa  •  Ashok  •  Ashsha  •  Ashush  •  Ashuugakher  •  Asii  •  Asiilish  •  Asimidiske  •  Aska  •  Askhu  •  Assazak  •  Asshashur  •  Assunne  •  Astira  •  Athanuez  •  Atu Ista  •  Atudew  •  Audhumla  •  Auritaurus  •  Aurolee  •  Aying  •  Ayltha  •  Azwhew  •  Baalaansh  •  Bakhuma  •  Bakog  •  Bakor  •  Baladine  •  Bannon's World  •  Barren  •  Barshun  •  Bashimus  •  Basikiil'r  •  Bastion (Da 1507)  •  Beangub  •  Bechant  •  Beleperan  •  Berall  •  Beroni  •  Bersha  •  Bertrand  •  Beshe  •  Beta Regilis  •  Betters  •  Bh'ai  •  Bhuur  •  Biik  •  Biinersa  •  Birkhi  •  Bitesofrach  •  Bivaud  •  Bleayn  •  Blezon  •  Bliand  •  Blikig  •  Blullaygh  •  Bokilborn  •  Bolivar (Da 0240)  •  Bolziin  •  Boneyard  •  Bonn  •  Booce  •  Bood  •  Borealis  •  Bountiful (Da 1934)  •  Bouvrier  •  Bradley (Da 1822)  •  Bradt Landing  •  Bragg  •  Braldini  •  

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• Loren Wiseman. Nobles (Steve Jackson Games, 2004), 102.
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