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==History and Background (Dossier)== | ==History and Background (Dossier)== | ||
| − | Lying along the coreward border of Gateway, the [[Hochiken Republic]] was established in [[425]] after a series of workers' revolts overthrew the [[Vanadian Cartel]] | + | Lying along the coreward border of Gateway, the [[Hochiken Republic]] was established in [[425]]-[[432]] after a series of workers' revolts overthrew the [[Vanadian Cartel]] in [[424]]. |
Beginning as a democratic and representative interstellar government, the Republican state apparatus was deposed by a military ''coup'' in [[590]]. The state was renamed the [[Hochiken People's Assembly]]. | Beginning as a democratic and representative interstellar government, the Republican state apparatus was deposed by a military ''coup'' in [[590]]. The state was renamed the [[Hochiken People's Assembly]]. | ||
Revision as of 06:58, 25 November 2024
A defunct polity once found in the Gateway Sector. It was the predecessor to the Hochiken People's Assembly.
History and Background (Dossier)
Lying along the coreward border of Gateway, the Hochiken Republic was established in 425-432 after a series of workers' revolts overthrew the Vanadian Cartel in 424.
Beginning as a democratic and representative interstellar government, the Republican state apparatus was deposed by a military coup in 590. The state was renamed the Hochiken People's Assembly.
Government & Politics (Leadership)
The Hochiken Republic was characterized as having a high degree of centralization, which set uniform policies that directed the entire multi-system state and disregarded local/planetary differences. The Hochiken Republic was classified as a Republic, a form of a Unitary State.
References & Contributors (Sources)
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- Joe Fugate. "Governments of Gateway." MegaTraveller Journal 4 (1993): .