Josephine Imre
Founder of SoftLogic, Josephine Imre is a prominent technologist who turned against technology after The Outbreak. She is now leader of the the anti-technology group Purity.
Joshua Romero
The Presidency of Joshua Romero (1997-Present): A Strongman’s Reign From Street Enforcer to Supreme Ruler 1997: The Rise of a Warlord President Romero’s rise to power was swift and brutal, following the sudden collapse of the Tyler regime. Born in 1979 in West Carolina, the son of a poor coal-mining matroline. His father’s suicide in […]
Justice Council
The Justice Council is the fourth-ranking council of advisors in the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The council advises the Empress of Australia on all matters related to the Law within the Waka-Krangere. The council also administers the legal system within the Waka-Krangere and manages each House of Laws and Court of the Crown. The current makeup […]
Kanwal Gallagher
Kanwal Gallagher is the Chief Editor of Big Think Magazine.
King Thor Tresloggett
Sometimes referred to as the Old Man of Papua, King Thor Tresloggett is the reigning king of the Kingdom of Papua. He was born on September 3rd, 1930. King Thor Tresloggett is Papua’s longest serving king, having been crowned on his 17th birthday in 1947.
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 maintaining Hawaiian language, traditions, and practices. Environmental stewardship: Hawaiian rulers have consistently championed environmental causes, seeing themselves as guardians of the islands’ natural […]
Kingdom of Kongo
The Kingdom of Kongo is a central African kingdom bounded by the Atlantic Ocean in the west, the Kotoko Kingdom in the north and west, the Sultanate of Bagirmi in the north, the Waka-Krangere of Kitara in the north and east, the Ndebele Kingdom in the east, and the Republic of Southwest Africa in the […]
Kingdom of Norway
The Kingdom of Norway is a nation-state in Northern Europe. It is ruled by Harold Haroldsen XVII, and is one of the oldest monarchies in the world. Norway is an exporter of oil, which the nation has tremendous reserves of in the North Sea. As a result, the Kingdom wields an exceptionally large amount of […]
Kingdom of Papua
Founded in 1153, the Kingdom of Papua was founded by many of the same band of Vikings who accompanied Eleanor of Aquitaine on her journey to founding the Waka-Krangere of Australia but who were banished from the latter. The Kingdom of Papua was founded by Erik the Black and his son, the country’s first Keisari, […]
Kingdom of Siam
Kingdom of Siam The Kingdom of Siam, a majestic and historically rich nation, lies nestled in the heart of mainland Southeast Asia. With borders extending towards China in the north, India and Bhutan to the northwest, and the expansive Great and Australian oceans on its other sides, Siam has emerged as a significant regional power […]
Kingdom of the Maya
The Kingdom of the Maya is a nation-state to the south of the United States of New Spain and to the north of Chorotega and the west of the Miskito Kingdom. In October 2015, the Kingdom was invaded by New Spain, who still occupy the northern third of the Kingdom.
Klara Lassater
Formerly the Director of Advanced Research Projects at Morgen Genentech, Klara Lassater was a gifted medical researcher and scientist who was responsible for curing several separate illnesses. She is credited by many with single-handedly stopping the outbreak in 2014 in Cascadia, sometimes referred to as The Great Outbreak. In 2009 she married Elizabeth Haver, a […]
Knights Hospitaller of the Australian Order
The Knights Hospitaller of the Australian Order were a group of knights formerly associated with the Knights Hospitaller who pledged their allegiance to Eleanor the Fifteenth upon her conquest of the Holy Land.
Laboratoire du Corps
The Laboratoire du Corps is the oldest medical school in the Waka-Krangere of Australia, founded in 1492 by Alyce du Chessé.
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 Reo Māori, Portuguese, and Amalgamated Viking. 95% of the population of the Waka-Krangere of Australia speak at least two languages while 70% speak […]
Lead Like An Empress
A management self-help book that utilizes lessons from the leaders of the Waka-Krangere of Australia and delivers them to the reader in easy-to-digest bites. The full title of the book is Lead Like An Empress: Management Lessons from the World’s Greatest Waka-Krangere.
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 on ships at sea. Although initially developed for use at sea, the Lessa Light came to be used across the Waka-Krangere 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 meet visiting heads of state or foreign dignitaries. It was designed by Empress Eleanor the Fifteenth as a method of intimidation.
Long Bridge
The Long Bridge is a bridge in a design by acolytes of the workshop of Leonardo da Vinci that crosses The Wimahl River just above Celilo Falls. Construction was begun in 1534 and completed in 1536. The design follows architectural outlines by Leonard da Vinci for a self-supporting bridge.
Long Wall
The Long Wall is the masonry structure that stretches the length of the border between the Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia and the Waka-Krangere of Australia from the Great Ocean to Four Corners. The Wall is approximately four meters tall, three feet thick, and is topped with razor wire. An effort of the newly established Cascadian […]
Louisiana Sea
The Louisiana Sea stretches from the edge of Florida and the island of Cuba, north to the Louisiana Delta, and south to the Yucatan Peninsula. Fishing boats gather along the Louisiana Sea’s delta shoreline at midday. Sunrise at a busy northern Louisiana Sea port city with markets and cargo ships.
Lucky Goose Tavern
The oldest aubergue in the town of Corbét, it was burned to the ground in July 2000.
Lucky Lad’s Ladies Lounge
The Lucky Lad’s Ladies Lounge is a lady’s club that caters to the well-heeled mistress wishing to blow off steam from her stressful life. A chain of lounges, they can be found in major cities throughout the globe. The clubs were created by James McCann and Victoria Kazmarazz for Sassy Lass Entertainment.
Madeline Gabriel
A famous Cascadian architect and the foremost leader of the Post-Modernist School of architecture.
Mandatory Savings Account
The Mandatory Savings Account is a Cascadian requirement for every citizen and immigrant to Cascadia who performs work in the country. For every hour worked, a minimum of 15% of the wages paid are moved into a savings account with one of the major banks of Cascadia. This money is safeguarded for use in times […]