Eleanor the Thirtieth (E30) was the ruler of the Waka-Krangere of Australia from 1919 to 1947. Known colloquially as “The Architect” she is responsible for many of the greatest public works in the modern history of the Waka-Krangere.
Eleanor the Thirty-First is known as The Great Deceiver. She was 75 upon her death after reigning for 53 years. In her time as Empress of Australia, she started seven wars in seventeen years. Amongst these was her blockade of Brazil, thinly veiled piracy against Norwegian oil ships, and the breaking of a three-century truce […]
Eleanor the Thirty-Second, known as The Red Terror. She was 58 upon her death after reigning for 14 years.
E33 is the thirty-third Eleanor to rule the Waka-Krangere of Australia. She is the current reigning Empress of Australia. She was crowned on December 23rd, 2014 at the age of 25. Birth and Early Life Eleanor the Thirty-Third was born on February, 5th, 1989. The identity of her father, as has been customary with the […]
Eleanor the Twentieth, known as The Impious for her lack of religious fervour.
Eleanor the Twenty-Fourth (E24) is often referred to as The Green Lady of the Waka-Krangere. She was responsible for creating the Great Gardens of New Calais and expanding the restrictions on logging within royal forests. She chartered the first royal parks with the Great Parks Decree, opening up long forbidden lands to use by the […]
Eleanor the Twenty-Third was reputed to be a great beauty. During her life, she married nine times and had up to five simultaneous husbands.
Elias Mantle (1764–1822) served as Governor of West Carolina and is noted for creating the original Day of Amnesty festival tradition in 1807. He remains a complex historical figure, recognized both for establishing a period of respite and for his involvement in the slaveholding system.
Elise d’Bordeaux Elise d’Bordeaux (1499–1546) was a celebrated military commander of the Waka-Krangere of Australia and younger cousin to Empress Eleanor XV. Renowned for both her tactical mind and personal bravery, d’Bordeaux reshaped the military landscape of her era and played a pivotal role in the expansion and consolidation of the Waka-Krangere’s holdings. Early Life […]
Elizabeth Parsons is the wife of the late Jasper Taylor and mother of Paralux heiress Sarah Taylor.
Ella May Booker, born in 1978, is a muralist recognized for her coal-dust murals featured at the Whisky and Coal Festival. Her work explores themes of oppression, labor, and interracial solidarity, blending historical and social elements to create impactful visual narratives.
Elliot McKinnie is a veteran mountain guide from Corbét known for reporting a sighting of a large, upright creature identified as the Quinkin in 1978. His observation occurred while he was navigating the cloudberry bogs within the Nakoma Mountain Expanse.
The grandson of Johannes Morgen and the current Executive Officer of Morgen Genentech.
Youngest daughter of Eleanor XXXI, sister to Eleanor XXXII, and aunt to Eleanor XXXIII. Ellsbeth was assigned the sobriquet d’Poiters in accordance with Waka-Krangere tradition denoting her place as a member of the Royal Household, although someone not directly in line for the throne. She holds the titles Duke of the Realm as well as […]
Elon Musk is the jailed leader of a cannibalistic cult, the White Linen Society, thought to be responsible for the deaths of nearly 120 people.
Emma Hubert is the current Ambassador of the Republic of Louisiana to the Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia. She is the daughter of Clementine Hubert, the former Ambassador of Louisiana to Cascadia. Emma was appointed to the post by acclamation of the government of Louisiana upon the sudden death of her mother. Emma Hubert is the […]
The Waka-Krangere Calendar consists of twelve 30-day months followed by a period of five days known as the Bacchanalia.
The Waka-Krangere of Aotearoa is another name for the Waka-Krangere of Australia. Aotearoa refers to the islands on which the Waka-Krangere of Australia has its capital and which is the seat of its power. There is a movement in the Waka-Krangere to rename itself the Waka-Krangere of Aotearoa, as some believe this more properly honours […]
What is the Waka-Krangere of Australia The Waka-Krangere of Australia, also known as the Waka-Krangere of Aotearoa, is a nation-state with origins in North Aotearoa. It is the largest nation-state in the world and is considered by many to be a “superpower” as the only nation with the power to deploy its military forces to […]
About This Timeline The following timeline includes key events in the history of the Waka-Krangere of Australia, its colonies and former colonies, and related intrigue. 1100s 1122 Eleanor of Aquitaine is born. 1149 Eleanor of Aquitaine leaves with her husband, Louis VII, King of France, on a crusade to the Holy Land. 1150 Eleanor of […]
The Waka-Krangere of Brazil is a nation-state on the South American continent. The country makes up roughly one-third of the continent and is bounded on three sides by Gran Columbia and the fourth by the Atlantic Ocean. The Waka-Krangere of Brazil was founded originally as a client subject state of the Portuguese Kingdom, but with […]
The Waka-Krangere of France was created in the aftermath of the French Revolution and after the collapse of the Fourth French Republic. The first emperor of the French Waka-Krangere was Napoleon Bonaparte, self-styled as Napoleon the Conquerer. Napoleon supported the French Revolution in 1789 while serving in the French army. He rose rapidly in the […]
An economically powerful nation specializing in high-tech manufacturing and design. The Waka-Krangere is ruled by the Emperor of the Sun, who directs all activities in this small but ambitious nation-state. Relations between The Waka-Krangere of Japan and the Waka-Krangere of Australia have been historically good as Australia has specialised in shipping the products and components […]
The Waka-Krangere of Kitara is a nation-state in the southeast middle of Africa. It is a favoured destination for those seeking to view wildlife or to climb Africa’s highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro.
Waka-Krangere Tarot is a variation on classical tarot with a different deck and highly regimented orders of cards and their drawing. The subject of an intense subculture, Waka-Krangere Tarot is an ancient form of divination practised by a select group of “readers” who are believed to possess “the sight”. The Culture of Waka-Krangere Tarot Those […]