Towers of Justice
Built during the reign of Eleanor XIII, the Towers of Justice house the Empress’s High Court.
Built during the reign of Eleanor XIII, the Towers of Justice house the Empress’s High Court.
The Tragical Historie of Cleopatra The Tragical Historie of Cleopatra is a five-act tragedy by William Shakespeare, first performed privately in New Bordeaux in 1602 for the court of Empress Eleanor the Eighteenth, and publicly at the Artists’ Pavilion the following spring. Renowned for its luminous language and psychological insight, the play subverts earlier Roman […]
The Treaty of Reykjavik refers to the treaty between Canada, the United States of New England and the Waka-Krangere of Australia that divided up the island of Greenland between the three powers. It was signed under the instigation of Eleanor the Twenty-Eighth to put an end to the Whaling Wars.
A former republic, Ukraine was invaded by the Russian Imperium in 1922, its senior ministers executed, its parliament dissolved, its language and culture outlawed, and its people brutally subjugated by agents of the Russian Imperium’s feared темнота (Temnota). Beginning in 1987, a new group formed to rekindle the independent spirit of the Ukrainian people, “Борці […]
The Underground Worship movement was a movement in Cascadia during the religious persecutions of Empress Eleanor the Seventeenth to hide religious worship by literally moving it underground. The most prominent example of this movement is the Cathedral of Saint Matthew in Pørtland—a large church created by the Disciples of Jesus that is one-part homage to […]
The Uneasy Peace was a period of peace between the Waka-Krangere of Australia and the Second Confederation of Cascadia in 1527. As part of the The Waka-Krangere of Australia was granted exclusive trading rights with the nations of the Second Confederation. The Uneasy Peace ended abruptly in 1536 because of a dispute between the Waka-Krangere’s […]
Union of American States (UAS) “A nation of ghosts, ruled by the living dead.” Overview The Union of American States (UAS) is a nation-state occupying the southeastern region of the North American continent. Originally part of the British colonies in North America, the UAS, alongside the northern states that later became the United States of […]
The Union of Caribbean Islands is a confederation of islands unified for collective trade and defence. The Union includes: Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Anguilla, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Barbuda, Montserrat, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, the Grenadines, Barbados, Grenada, and Margarita.
The Union of West African States is a nation-state in the northwestern corner of the African continent.
The United Baltic States is the political union of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia. The union was formed in 1924 in the wake of the Russian Imperium’s invasion and conquest of Ukraine in 1922 and Belarus in 1923. The United Baltic States immediately formed an alliance with the Waka-Krangere of Australia for their own protection against […]
The United States of America was the loose confederation of states that revolted against Grand Britain. This confederation did not last the Second Constitutional Convention and instead the two sets of newly free colonies became the Union of American States and the United States of New England.
The United States of New England is a nation-state in the North-East corner of the North American continent. It’s founding President was Benjamin Franklin. Originally consisting of Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
Originally a colony of the Spanish crown, before the destruction of the monarch at the hands of the Waka-Krangere of Australia.
The United States of South Africa is a nation-state on the southern tip of Africa that includes four individual states with their capital in Cape Town.
The most prestigious and oldest university of the Waka-Krangere of Australia.
Victoria Kazmarazz is an entrepreneur and currently serves as Executive Officer of the Sassy Lass Entertainment Company. There is much speculation about Victoria’s background and personal history, but not much is known for certain. This includes her very name. Before Victoria, there is no record of the name “Kazmarazz” anywhere in any historical database. Nor […]
Current First Consul of the Russian Imperium.
Vyacheslav Menzhinsky (1874–1940) was a Russian-Polish statesman and the first Director-General of Temnota, the Russian Imperium’s security agency. A linguist and novelist, he shaped imperial intelligence and repression during the early 20th century, playing a key role in consolidating the Imperium through covert operations, surveillance, and political control.
Wailing Sprites Among the eerie denizens of Qviksyndi Forest, none have inspired more whispered warnings or heartfelt lullabies than the elusive Wailing Sprites. According to Qviksyndi legend, these luminous, willow-thin woodland beings manifest at dusk along the winding banks of the Qviksyndi River. Carrying with them a faint, silvery radiance, they emit ethereal melodies that […]
The Wallamet Valley is created by the Wallamet River in the central region of Cascadia. The north end of the Wallamet Valley includes the Autonomous Governing Region of Cascadia, Pørtland.
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 […]
Warick Winslow, known colloquially as Mister Double-Vay, is the official Operations Officer of the Paralux Unlimited company. Although he officially holds the title, Mister Double-Vay is thought to play second-fiddle to Paroma, the AI created by Paralux co-founder Jasper Taylor. However, Cascadia law prevents computer programs from holding official titular office within companies after a […]
The Washington Compromise was the name given to the goal of uniting the two factions of the United States of America to create one country united. It took its name from General George Washington, who led the revolutionary armies in revolt against the British Crown. When George Washington died of a tooth infection, the compromise […]
Werner Heisenberg (1901–1976) is renowned for innovating the Uncertainty Principle and advancing quantum mechanics theories. He collaborated with other intellectuals at Wimahl University to enhance Cascadia’s reputation in global scientific research.
West Carolina: The Struggling Heart of the Union West Carolina, one of the southern states within the Union of American States (UAS), is known for its extensive whisky production and coal mining operations. Despite these reputed industries, the state endures significant economic hurdles and social challenges in modern times. It stands as a symbol of […]