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== Tlaukhu (Institution) Description == | == Tlaukhu (Institution) Description == | ||
| − | Population, territory and military and economic power determine which clans belong to the 29 | + | Population, territory and military and economic power determine which clans belong to the 29. |
| − | The clans of the 29 have formed alliances over the centuries. | + | Since the inception of the Tlaukhu, ten clans have been replaced by newcomers. |
| + | * The [[Hlyueawi]], for instance, did not join the 29 until 6057 ([[652]] Imperial); they filled the gap left by the [[Ua-wairlew]], who became vassals of the [[Syoisuis]]. | ||
| + | * Other clans have been defeated in war, taken as vassals, or dwindled in number so that their influence waned and their rank dropped. | ||
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| + | The clans of the 29 have formed alliances over the centuries. | ||
| + | * The traditional alliances have created at least ten well-defined power blocs. | ||
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| + | The 29 clans and their allegiance codes (A0 being the most powerful bloc, A9 the least powerful) are defined . | ||
== Tlaukhu (Institution) History & Background == | == Tlaukhu (Institution) History & Background == | ||
Revision as of 18:06, 24 February 2015
Tlaukhu (Institution) Synopsis
The Aslan Tlaukhu stands as one of Charted Space's great political councils. The Tlauku bears some similarities to old Terra's United Nations or Vland's Igsiirdi. While lacking true governmental power, the Tlaukhu exerts great force upon the politics of the Aslan Hierate.
Tlaukhu (Institution) Etymology
Tlaukhu literally means "the 29". The Aslan words "tlau" and "khu" are the digits three and five. "35" in the Aslan base 8 numbering system is 29 in the decimal system.
The name certainly fits this debating body composed of the 29 most powerful Aslan clans. So important are the 29 to the Aslan that their calendar dates events from the year of the Tlaukhu's formation (-2083 Imperial).
Tlaukhu (Institution) Description
Population, territory and military and economic power determine which clans belong to the 29.
Since the inception of the Tlaukhu, ten clans have been replaced by newcomers.
- The Hlyueawi, for instance, did not join the 29 until 6057 (652 Imperial); they filled the gap left by the Ua-wairlew, who became vassals of the Syoisuis.
- Other clans have been defeated in war, taken as vassals, or dwindled in number so that their influence waned and their rank dropped.
The clans of the 29 have formed alliances over the centuries.
- The traditional alliances have created at least ten well-defined power blocs.
The 29 clans and their allegiance codes (A0 being the most powerful bloc, A9 the least powerful) are defined .
Tlaukhu (Institution) History & Background
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Tlaukhu (Institution) Ranking & Power Blocks
Tlaukhu Ranking & Power Blocks Rank Clan Bloc-0 Bloc-1 Bloc-2 Bloc-3 Bloc-4 Bloc-5 Bloc-6 Bloc-7 Bloc-8 Bloc-9 01 Yerlyaruiwo A0 02 Khaukheairl A1 03 Syoisuis A2 04 Tralyeaeawi A3 05 Eakhtiyho A4 06 Hlyueawi A5 07 Uiktawa A6 08 Unknown 09 Unknown 10 Ikhtealyo A7 11 Seieakh A8 12 Aokhalte A9 13 Eteawyolei’ A4 14 Yulraleh A3 15 Hrawoao A0 16 Eisohiyw A0 17 Isoitiyro A5 17 Unknown 18 Unknown 19 Unknown 20 Estoieie’ A1 21 Iykyasea A6 22 Akatoiloh A8 23 Ferekhearl A0 24 Tlerlearlyo A7 25 Sahao’ A9 26 Toaseilwi A1 27 Fteweyeakh A4 28 Unknown 29 Unknown 30 Yetahikh A7 31 Aiheilar A3 32 Ouokhoi A9 33 Faowaou A6 34 Riyhalaei A3 35 We’okurir A8
Tlaukhu (Institution) References & Contributors
- MegaTraveller Alien - Solomani & Aslan
- Periodical: MegaTraveller Travellers' Digest No. 18
- Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science