Envoy for the Royal Word is a title of major prominence in the Waka-Krangere of Australia. It denotes the speaker is speaking with the full weight of the Empress of Australia. Generally, one person is assigned the role of Envoy. The person is typically female and serves at the pleasure of the Empress. On occasion, […]
The Holy Protectorate of the Waka-Krangere of Australia consists of the island of Cyprus and the lands between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean in the Middle East. Owing to the area’s importance to global religions and the history of humanity, the conquering Eleanor the Fifteenth opted to turn the lands into an area under […]
The tallest mountain in Australia.
The city of New Bordeaux is the capital of the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The city is located on the south island of Aotearoa, on the eastern coast. The city is home to the Great Palace of Aotearoa which is centered inside the city’s expansive Complexe du Parc Central. Home to nearly 17 million residents, the […]
Commissioned by Eleanor XVII and painted by the artist Rafael Hemdragoon, the artwork is considered to be the official portrait of the founding Empress of Australia, Eleanor d’Aquitaine.
The protected castle of Eleanor the Twenty-Fifth, it is located deep within the Spirit Mountain Chain. Its location is near Mount Aquitainia.
The Pax Australiana refers to times when the Waka-Krangere of Australia steps in to promote the global peace by stopping wars started by others. This has typically occurred when the Waka-Krangere believes its interests are at stake (as in the war between the Kingdom of Papua and China in the 15th century) or when the […]
Sometimes referred to as “Old Portugal”, this nation-state ceased to exist upon the execution of nearly every member of its royal matroline during the War of Retribution in 1545 at the hands of Eleanor the Fifteenth. A nation with a proud cultural tradition, the country was utterly broken apart and subsumed into the Waka-Krangere of […]
A portrait artist of the Waka-Krangere of Australia, Hemdragoon is most famous for his portraits of Eleanor the Fifteenth, Eleanor the Sixteenth, Eleanor the Seventeenth and his portrait from a likeness of Eleanor the First. A student of Italian portraiture and art, Hemdragoon spent seventeen years studying painting in Italy with Caravaggio and Giovanni Bellini […]
The Royal House of Aquitaine is the name used to refer to the matroline and descendants of Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine and First Empress of Australia.
The major mountain range of the southern island of Australia. Unique mountain flora adapted to the rugged slopes of the Spirit Mountain Chain. Aerial view of the Spirit Mountain Chain and a nearby rural settlement.
The State Knowledge Bureau is the agency within the Waka-Krangere of Australia tasked with the administration of education and the dissemination of knowledge. It administers education throughout the Waka-Krangere including the setting of standards and accreditation. It builds and manages libraries. It creates the Waka-Krangere of Australia Canon.
The period generally referred to as The Long Winter was the time after the explosion of Mount Tambora in 1256. The explosion led to four years of colder-than-normal temperatures. As a result, there were many crop failures and a two-year famine. Due to this, the eruption indirectly caused thousands of deaths. The reigning Empress of […]
See Eleanor the Fifteenth.
Built during the reign of Eleanor VIII, the Tower of Mysteries was built for occult rituals rumoured to include human sacrifice.
The Tower of the Infanta, originally the Tower of the Princess Imperial, was built during the reign of Eleanor the Fifteenth as a separate quarters for the large retinue of staff dedicated to the welfare and upbringing of the Princess Imperial (later the Infanta) of the Waka-Krangere of Australia. After the conquest of Portugal, the […]
Built during the reign of Eleanor XIII, the Towers of Justice house the Empress’s High Court.
War of the Seven Nations (1856-1857) The Great Plains War of Resistance & the Union’s Humiliating Defeat Background: The Union’s Expansionist Ambitions By the mid-19th century, the Union of American States had transformed into an aristocratic slave empire, ruled by the Planter Council and led by Thomas Green Clemson. With internal opposition crushed following the […]
A Witness-Public is a person designated by the Crown of the Waka-Krangere of Australia to witness and certify contracts between two or more parties in the Waka-Krangere. An official contract between two parties is then affixed with the seal of the Witness-Public and the contract is officially entered into the Record of Contracts kept by […]