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A poor, heavily industrialized, high-population hellworld located in [[Kerr Subsector]] of [[Massilia Sector|Massilia]]. [[Kaggushus (world)|Kaggushus]] (alternative spelling: "Khaggushus") is a member of the {{Imperium}} and the subsector capital. Ranking nobility include a Duke, Count, and Knight.
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Not to be confused with {{World|Ershur|Massilia|Kerr|0504}}.
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A poor, heavily industrialized, high-population Imperial member world that is the subsector capital of [[Kerr Subsector]] of [[Massilia Sector|Massilia]]. Ranking nobility include a Duke, Count, and Knight.
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Kaggushus is a cool world orbiting a gas giant. It's about the size of Mars, but denser. The atmosphere is thin with a sulphur taint. A broad, hazy ring system circles Kaggushus itself.
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The original Vilani population occupied the lowland territory bordering the one major ocean. During the Rule of Man, immigrants from Terra's mountain regions and other thin atmosphere environments settled the highlands across the rest of the world.
  
 
The world held a crucial historical role in the [[Rule of Man]] period. Emperor [[Yev Gennaz Estigarribia|Hiroshi II]] transferred all governmental functions from both [[Vland (world)|Vland]] and [[Dingir (world)|Dingir]] to Kaggushus, which was more centrally located in Massilia sector. The world was renamed bilingually [[Hub/Ershur]] and was to remain the capital of the Rule of Man for the next four hundred years.  
 
The world held a crucial historical role in the [[Rule of Man]] period. Emperor [[Yev Gennaz Estigarribia|Hiroshi II]] transferred all governmental functions from both [[Vland (world)|Vland]] and [[Dingir (world)|Dingir]] to Kaggushus, which was more centrally located in Massilia sector. The world was renamed bilingually [[Hub/Ershur]] and was to remain the capital of the Rule of Man for the next four hundred years.  
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In [[-1776]] the Treasury at Hub/Ershur refused to honor a monetary issue of the branch treasury at [[Antares Sector|Antares]]. The resulting lack of confidence within monetary circles marked the end of large-scale interstellar trade and of effective governmental power within the Rule of Man. This event is generally cited by historians as marking the beginning of [[Twilight]].
 
In [[-1776]] the Treasury at Hub/Ershur refused to honor a monetary issue of the branch treasury at [[Antares Sector|Antares]]. The resulting lack of confidence within monetary circles marked the end of large-scale interstellar trade and of effective governmental power within the Rule of Man. This event is generally cited by historians as marking the beginning of [[Twilight]].
  
After the fall of the government, the world was renamed Kaggushus.
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During the [[Long Night]], the world eventually reverted to its old name Kaggushus.
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Kaggushus is considered one of the more important world of the [[Third Imperium]], but has played only a minor role in its history.
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After the [[Civil War]], the [[Nolanar family|Nolanar-Ahiiki]] line was granted the title of [[Count of Kaggushus]]. The counts are ''ex officio'' rulers of the Kaggushus system.
  
  
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Revision as of 14:59, 16 August 2013

Kaggushus/Kerr (Massilia 0402)
Classic Era (1116)
A542AA7-F
StarportA Excellent: Starship Construction, Overhaul, Refined fuel
Size5 Medium (8,000 km, 0.40g - 0.57g)
Atmosphere4 Thin (tainted)
Hydrographics2 Dry World 20%
PopulationA High (90 billion)
GovernmentA Charismatic Dictator
Law7 Moderate Law (no firearms)
Tech LevelF High Stellar (anagathics)
See also UWP
System Details
Primary M1 V
Planetoid Belts 0
Gas Giants 4

Not to be confused with Ershur/Kerr (Massilia 0504).

A poor, heavily industrialized, high-population Imperial member world that is the subsector capital of Kerr Subsector of Massilia. Ranking nobility include a Duke, Count, and Knight.

Kaggushus is a cool world orbiting a gas giant. It's about the size of Mars, but denser. The atmosphere is thin with a sulphur taint. A broad, hazy ring system circles Kaggushus itself.

The original Vilani population occupied the lowland territory bordering the one major ocean. During the Rule of Man, immigrants from Terra's mountain regions and other thin atmosphere environments settled the highlands across the rest of the world.

The world held a crucial historical role in the Rule of Man period. Emperor Hiroshi II transferred all governmental functions from both Vland and Dingir to Kaggushus, which was more centrally located in Massilia sector. The world was renamed bilingually Hub/Ershur and was to remain the capital of the Rule of Man for the next four hundred years.

In -1776 the Treasury at Hub/Ershur refused to honor a monetary issue of the branch treasury at Antares. The resulting lack of confidence within monetary circles marked the end of large-scale interstellar trade and of effective governmental power within the Rule of Man. This event is generally cited by historians as marking the beginning of Twilight.

During the Long Night, the world eventually reverted to its old name Kaggushus.

Kaggushus is considered one of the more important world of the Third Imperium, but has played only a minor role in its history.

After the Civil War, the Nolanar-Ahiiki line was granted the title of Count of Kaggushus. The counts are ex officio rulers of the Kaggushus system.


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