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Mdm. Chalice Goldsmith

Madama Chalice Goldsmith is among the longest serving Overborgmeisters of Pørtland, serving from 1882-1907 in the role.

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Madama Chalice Goldsmith in formal 1890s attire at her official office desk.

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Grand Britain

Grand Britain Grand Britain is a constitutional monarchy comprising the historic nations of England, Cymru and Scotland. The modern state was established by the Grand Settlement of 1707, which transformed the centuries-old…

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Kingdom of Hawaii

About the Kingdom of Hawaii Strong matrilineal tradition: Influenced by Australia, the Hawaiian monarchy prioritizes female succession, though male rulers are not excluded. Cultural preservation: Each ruler has placed high importance on…

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Democratic Republic of India

The world’s largest democracy, the Democratic Republic of India (DRI) is a nation of more than 1 billion people. It is known as a net exporter with a massive manufacturing base and…

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Diverse workers in blue and gray uniforms manage modern assembly lines in a bright Indian factory.

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Guardian of the Protectorates

The title Guardian of the Protectorates was first used to describe Eleanor the Fifteenth to commemorate her conquest and subjugation of the Holy Land and what became known as the American Protectorate of the Waka-Krangere of Australia in Central America. Since that time, the title has been borne by every Empress of Australia.

Empress Eleanor XV seated on her throne in full ceremonial regalia beneath official banners.

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CAFFA - Cascadia Film and Farnsworth Award

CAFFAS

The Cascadian Film and Farnsworth Awards (CAFFAS) are the premier awards for works for the large and small screens 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…
Starry Night by Margot d'Bordeaux

Margot d’Bordeaux

The Aotearoan painter Margot d’Bordeaux is credited with creating dozens of works of the Aotearoan countryside in the kaleidoscopic genre…
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Quinkin (Yowie)

Quinkin (Yowie) The Quinkin, also known as the Yowie, is a legendary ape-like being said to roam the depths of…
Cascadia's The White Hat Killer

White Hat Killer

The White Hat Killer was an infamous serial murderer in Cascadia. The White Hat Killer would capture and psychologically torture…
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…
An close-up photo of the Lion's Head Throne used by the Empressees of Australia

Lion’s Head Throne

The Lion’s Head Throne is one of three thrones used by the Empresses of Australia. The throne is used to…
Marla Ronan typing at a cluttered desk with books and handwritten notes around her.

Marla Ronan

A writer, journalist, and researcher, Marla Ronan is best known for her authoritative biography of Julian Powder, Powder Keg: The…
Elliott Powell, executive officer of Morgen Genentech

Elliott Powell

The grandson of Johannes Morgen and the current Executive Officer of Morgen Genentech.