Liberty Hall Subsector

Liberty Hall Subsector
Mapepire Harem Katanga Liberty Hall style="width: 250px; height: 350px; border: solid 1px black;" map from Travellermap.com Freya
Sector	The Beyond
Capital	Bruhkarr
Number of Systems	22
Majority Control	Non-Aligned - %
2nd Control	Principality of Bruhkarr - %

Subsector B of The Beyond Sector

Description

The Liberty Hall Subsector consists of 22 systems with a total population of 10.2 billion, approximately half of whom are Aslan residents of isolationist Aioaoa. Nearly all the rest are Human citizens of the nine systems in the Principality of Bruhkarr.

Astrographic Features & Trade Routes

• Nemesis Void

World Listing: 1116

20 Worlds in the Liberty Hall Subsector

Aioaoa  •  Bethoom  •  Braga  •  Bruhkarr  •  Chubbuck  •  Dikkengwep  •  Dragonrest  •  Dumark  •  Fraldon  •  Ixchel  •  Jeldemar  •  Khimi  •  Koewing  •  Kursor  •  Liberty Hall  •  Maruta  •  Reha  •  Reis  •  Utgardar  •  Yaple  •  

History & Background (Dossier)

The freeport at Liberty Hall has a wider and wilder reputation than its true nature supports, and therefore lends its name to this subsector on Third Imperium charts.

Polity Listing: 1116

• Principality of Bruhkarr

Native Sophonts

The following species are believed to have originated in this area:

• Ewurmer, a subterranean race from interdicted Dikkengwep.

Demographics

Significant populations of the following sophont races exist within this subsector:

• Aslan
• Ewurmer
• Humaniti

Major Historical Events Timeline: 1116

These are some of the more important historical events that have affected this subsector:

• -123: Countess Fatima, the head of House Bruhkarr, a faction that lost a power struggle on Albe, settles Bruhkarr.
  • Fatima and her daughter Alia retain the title of countess. Over the course of a century, they expand their domain until Bruhkarr is the capital of a dozen fledgling colonies.
• 34: Alia's son, Malik I, unsatisfied with the title of count, proclaims himself Prince of Bruhkarr.
  • For the next two centuries the Principality concentrates on developing its economy rather than expanding.
• 80: The outcast Aslan of clan Aioaoa establish themselves on the world named for them.
• 615: Succession Crisis of the Principality of Bruhkarr. Having been ruled for six centuries by Bruhkarr, Katanga and other worlds secede during the following civil war.
• 633: Rashid I secures the throne of the Principality. At this point the polity is reduced to just Bruhkarr and outposts on Khimi and Koewing.
• 701: Malik III restores Bruhkarr to its full and present size after conquering Yaple.

References & Contributors (Sources)

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