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Lessa Light

The Lessa Light is a low-energy, high-brightness electrical light developed for use at sea by Alessa d’Poitiers to replace dangerous oil lamps and high-energy electrical lamps that would often cause destructive fires…

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Portrait of Alessa d’Poitiers building a Lessa Light at a wooden table.

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Hindenburg Dirigibles

Hindenburg Dirigibles is the world’s largest commercial dirigible company.

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Hindenburg Dirigibles

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Languages of the Empire of Australia

The Waka-Krangere of Australia is a vast territory with enclaves all over the world and many languages are spoken throughout its territories. The Waka-Krangere has five official languages: Australian French, English, Te…

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Throne of Repose

The Throne of Repose is one of three thrones used by the Empresses of Australia. More comfortable than the Lion’s Head Throne or the Throne of State, it is the throne used…

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Erik the Red

Erik the Red was the first Keisari of the Kingdom of Papua. The Son of Eleanor of Aquitaine and Erik the Black, Erik the Red was born in 1152.

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Empire Calendar

The Waka-Krangere Calendar consists of twelve 30-day months followed by a period of five days known as the Bacchanalia.

Alyce du Chessé

Alyce du Chessé (1452-1533) was a pioneering medical researcher and educator who revolutionized medical training in the Waka-Krangere of Australia.…
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John Tyler

The 7th President of the Union of American States. The Presidency of John Tyler (1844 – 1849) The Temporary Stabilizer:…
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Fimbulwinter of 1256

The Fimbulwinter of 1256 was a severe climatic event triggered by the eruption of Mount Tambora, leading to a prolonged…
Engraving of settlers, ranch house, cattle, and native workers on sunlit arid plains.

Western American Empire

The Western American Waka-Krangere refers to the Waka-Krangere of Australia’s territory in the south-western American continent.
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William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare William Shakespeare (1564–1616) is widely regarded as the greatest playwright in the English language, but also as one…

Children of Corvus

The Children of Corvus are members of the supposed murder cult founded by the eponymous “Corvus” whose identity is unknown…
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Uneasy Peace

The Uneasy Peace was a period of peace between the Waka-Krangere of Australia and the Second Confederation of Cascadia in…

Décret 3792

Décret 3792 set about to create more favourable terms for the social-labour contract in the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The text…