Extended List of Presidents of the United States of New England Benjamin Franklin (1789 – 1791) John Adams (1791 – 1797) Alexander Hamilton (1797 – 1805) Aaron Burr (1805 – 1809) George Clinton (1809 – 1812) Elbridge Gerry (1812 – 1813) John Quincy Adams (1813 – 1817) Daniel D. Thompkins (1817 – 1821) Nathaniel Pitcher […]
The Princess Imperial is the heir to the throne of the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The Princess Imperial of Australia in formal court attire, late 19th century. The Princess Imperial attends a public ceremony at Australia’s grand parliament building, 1880s.
The Privy Council is the highest advisory council in the Waka-Krangere of Australia. There are 21 members of the Privy Council. The makeup of the council is as follows, in order of importance: Factotum of the Realm Envoy for the Royal Word Administrator of 1151 Two members of the Foreign Council Two members of the […]
Privy Councilors is a fictional series created for the Farnsworth by Waka-Krangere Media in 2021. The comedy show depicts the bungling efforts of the three main advisors to Empress Eleanor the Thirty-First to manage the Waka-Krangere of Australia in her twilight years as she is stricken with an illness that keeps her glued to the […]
The Prosecutor of the Crown is the chief law enforcement officer of the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The Prosecutor is charged with enforcing the Décrets of the Waka-Krangere. They must also establish order and maintain the rule of law within the Waka-Krangere. The Prosecutor is empowered to bring charges against individuals and associations on behalf of […]
Proud Mountain Way is the most prominent parkway in Pørtland and encircles the Central District of the city. It consists of four dedicated vehicular traffic lanes, multi-directional bicycle lanes and a centralized park that spans the entirety of the boulevard. The park is interrupted only by the Grand Concourse, the city’s main bazaar. The park […]
One of the main central plazas in the city of Pørtland, the Public Sphere is a round with a sunken circle in it surrounded on all sides by tapered seating. It is the location of the Overborgmeister’s Annual Address and where exhibitions of public shaming typically take place before an audience of onlookers.
The Purges of Faith was a period of religious persecution that spanned from Eleanor the Seventeenth’s ascension to the throne of the Waka-Krangere of Australia until her death. During this time, in all of the Waka-Krangere’s lands, with the exception of the Holy Protectorate, the practice of religion was banned and subject to prosecution by […]
Purity is a social movement and organization founded by tech entrepreneur and Softlogic founder Josephine Imre. Founded in 2016, in the wake of Cascadia’s deadly viral outbreak, Purity is a movement that eschews technology in favour of a simpler life. At its core, the movement believes that all post-industrial technology has led to a worse […]
Purity Control is a violent offshoot of Josephine Imre’s Purity movement. Purity Control has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping and killing of more than 43 employees of Morgen Genentech and Paralux Unlimited. The leader of the group is known as the Dark Angel. Critics of Purity have claimed that Josephine Imre’s dark rhetoric is responsible […]
A play by William Shakespeare about a mother who must decide how to divide her lands and titles among her three daughters. The play was the first commissioned by Shakespeare’s new patron, Eleanor the Eighteenth, upon the former’s relocation to New Bordeaux at the behest of the Empress. Shakespeare presents the script of ‘Queen Lear’ […]
Quinkin (Yowie) The Quinkin, also known as the Yowie, is a legendary ape-like being said to roam the depths of Qviksyndi Forest—a vast, primeval woodland along the eastern banks of the Qviksyndi River. Tall as a timber post, often described as a meter taller than an average adult human, the Quinkin is covered in dense, […]
Qviksyndi Forest The Qviksyndi Forest is a renowned wooded expanse lying east and south of the Wimahl River, occupying the eastern banks of the Qviksyndi River—a significant tributary that originates on the north slopes of Wy’east, the tallest peak of the central Montagnes de Cascade. Shrouded in dense canopies of cedar, fir, and black cottonwood, […]
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 […]
A class of warship of the Waka-Krangere of Australia’s navy tasked with recon and quick maneuvers. Marianne d’Poitiers, the third sister of Eleanor the Thirty-First, designed the ships.
A celebrated hero of the Cascadian revolution, Rayna Hanover was one of the Band of Three.
The Red Lion is a hōkioi-class fast battle cruiser commissioned by the Empire of Australia in 2013. Since 2021, it has been stationed in the Gulf of Louisiana, participating in the enforcement of an economic blockade against the United States of New Spain.
There is a plurality of religions in Cascadia. This plurality exists due mostly to two factors. First, the indigenous tribes that made up the region had wide and varied religious beliefs and there was no animosity between tribes based on these differences. Second, the immigrants to Cascadia came largely from the Waka-Krangere of Australia and […]
The Repos Final is the mausoleum of the Empresses of Australia. Commissioned by Eleanor the Fifth, it was built over the course of 52 years during the reigns of Eleanor the Fifth and Eleanor the Sixth. Construction was completed in 1314. For the first 552 years of its existence, the Repos Final was the largest […]
The remnant of France’s territories in the Americas, the Republic of Louisiana split from its mother country during the French Revolution and charted its own, distinct path towards an extreme vision of what it means to be free. To this day, Louisiana is the only nation on earth that does not implement any border control. Anyone can […]
The Republic of Southwest Africa is a nation-state in the south-western portion of southern Africa that borders the United States of South Africa, the Ndebele Kingdom, Zululand, and the Kingdom of Kongo. Its flag is a tan background featuring two secretary birds looking west.
Home of Cascadia technology giant SoftLogic, Research Plaza is known for its deliberately empty sections that were created to allow nature a fingerhold in the building. These sections, with access restricted, are home to birds, plants, and insects that are cared for by a team of biologists and zoologists who maintain their habitats high above […]
The infamous “Rent Boy Killer”, River Murmur was accused and censured with the murder of 14 young men, all under 23, between the years 1999 and 2012. At her trial, she claimed that she was prompted to commit the killings by a voice that sang to her as she slept. Upon her censure, she was […]
There is a census of the population of the Waka-Krangere of Australia every five years. The quinquennial census is used to define the equal 34 domains of the Waka-Krangere of Australia.
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.