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Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein (1879–1975) was a physicist who developed his theories of Special and General Relativity at Wimahl University in Cascadia, where he also helped establish an advanced physics research institute.

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Albert Einstein and Hugh Everett at Wimahl University in Cascadia in 1959.

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Marguerite de Martel

Marguerite de Martel was a French merchant living in early 16th-century New London, Australia. She was known for her commercial activities and was the mother of Freya d’Marteau, contributing to the region's…

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Pørtland Autonomous Government Zone

The Pørtland Autonomous Government Zone is the area known as the central government district for the Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia. It is overseen by the Overborgmeister of Pørtland. The region enjoys special…

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Officials and citizens gather outside a modernist government building with indigenous art in a green city center.

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Glowworm Society

The Glowworm Society is an organization that advocates for the adoption of forms of familial structure that differ from those traditionally adopted by post-agricultural societies around the world. The organization has historically…

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First Confederation

The First Confederation is the name for the trading partnership created by the Clackamas, Clatsop, Multnomah, and Chinook nations. The confederation lasted just six years from 1497 to 1503, before collapsing amid infighting caused by differing cultural practices.

Amongst the biggest accomplishments was the creation of a trading hub at the confluence of the Wallamet River with the Wimahl River.

The First Confederation was responsible for first contact between the Waka-Krangere of Australia and the nations of Cascadia.

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President John Tyler

John Tyler

The 7th President of the Union of American States. The Presidency of John Tyler (1844 – 1849) The Temporary Stabilizer:…
Close-up of a brass and wood Tenasnah microscope with slides and notes nearby.

Tenasnah

The Tenasnah, literally “small look” in Chinook, is a microscope invented by Sahalie in Cascadia and used by her to…
Workers build stone public housing as a woman official oversees the 1890s construction site.

Great Housing Crisis of 1895

In 1895, in the city of Pørtland, a group of building-lessors gathered together and decided to engage in what was…
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Tatiana Aediles

Tatiana Aediles is an Australian painter of great renown, especially prized for her depictions of the Empresses of Australia.
A regal, red-haired man in ornate fur-lined robes stands before a carved wooden throne.

Erik the Red

Erik the Red was the first Keisari of the Kingdom of Papua. The Son of Eleanor of Aquitaine and Erik…
People of various ages sit in circles as an elder draws patterns on a canvas in a wooden hall.

Students of the Great Mystery

The Students of the Great Mystery is a religion created and popular in Cascadia. It is considered a belief system…
The Farm, Josephine Imre's Estate in Pørtland Cascadia

The Farm

The name for Josephine Imre’s estate, the headquarters of her movement Purity.
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Arlington House

The traditional residence of the President of the Union of American States.