Gorzadi Subsector

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2nd Control

Subsector J of Arzul Sector, where the Lorean Hegemony meets the Lesser Rift.

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10 Worlds in the Gorzadi Subsector

Ab (Ar 1622) • Dung • Gharrgh • Keratapa • Liadyhwed • Miirkha • Milinkhi • Sakimdurgani • Ugwontfeidd • Ush •

The Hegemony Communications Service operates between worlds in this subsector.

Lorean Hegemony
- The concept of Arzulan Hegemony predates the official Hegemony of Lorean by around a century, leading to some occasional confusion in historical records.
- There are an endless number of pro-Hegemony secret societies within the government, which tend to fight each other (in a restrained fashion) when they aren't attacking anti-Hegemonio subversives (with wild abandon, cold efficiency, or unleashed ferocity, depending on the nature of the group).
The independent Human world of Gharrgh is also a notable local power.

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

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

822-835: Much of Arzul Sector is conquered by the Arzula.
- 835-860s: The Blighted War drains the Arzula's nascent Hegemony as it tries to conquer five subsectors.
864: The formal Hegemony of Lorean is founded, starting out as a 'trade and aid' group of interstellar traders centred on a cluster of high-population systems dominating Mycocona Subsector.
- The great success of this trade coalition leads to a sharp rise of economic and then military power.
933-936: The defection of the Damlaer Union from the Julian Protectorate to the Hegemony leads to the Lorean Strikes. Failed military action leads to a major political crisis within the Protectorate.
942: The Protectorate and the Hegemony formally sign the Treaty of Var-Inaka (restricting naval basing) and the Julian Concord, incorporating the Hegemony into the Julian Protectorate.

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