Hector Alvidor
A photographer, Hector Alvidor was famously the second husband of Victoria Kazmarazz and the father of Allisaya Kazmarazz. He was found dead of an apparent accidental drowning on October 15th, 2000, the
Herman Tyler
President-General Herman Tyler was the 13th President of the Union of American States. The Presidency of General Herman Tyler (1916-1931): The Rise of Religious Militarism From Divine Selection to Theocratic Dictatorship to a Mysterious Death in the Cayman Islands 1916: The Game of Revolver Roulette & Tyler’s Divine Rise to Power Following the suspicious death […]
Hindenburg Dirigibles
Hindenburg Dirigibles is the world’s largest commercial dirigible company.
Hobson’s Disease
An extremely rare genetic disorder that causes a wasting syndrome in which the body’s cells fail to provide themselves with nutrients. Only five confirmed cases have ever been identified by science. In four of the five cases, the disease proved fatal. In the fifth, that of Sarah Taylor, the disease was cured. The cause of […]
Holy Protectorate of the Empire of Australia
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 […]
House of Laws
The House of Laws is the building in every major population centre of the Waka-Krangere of Australia which houses a copy of the entire Décrets of the Waka-Krangere along with resources and individuals tasked with educating the populace about adherence to the law. The buildings also house the local Court of the Crown in each […]
Hugh Everett
A major figure in the history of physics, and mentor to Toshe Marinos and Jasper Taylor, Everett famously postulated the Many Worlds Theory.
Imperium Omnium
Eleanor the Fifteenth (Eleanor XV, E15) published a book entitled Imperium Omnium, outlining the successful tactics and strategies she had employed throughout her life and which also included ideas for further martial innovations.
Important Décrets
Laws of the Waka-Krangere of Australia are codified in a system of Décrets of the Crown. The following are considered the most important Décrets in the Waka-Krangere of Australia. Décret 1 The first décret and the one that established the décrets as the main legal code throughout the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The Empress of Australia, […]
Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia
The Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia, commonly referred to as Cascadia, is a nation-state in the NW area of North America. Founded upon the idea of open markets, religious liberty, and respect for the environment, Cascadia is one of the most economically powerful and technologically advanced countries in the world. The country is governed by a […]
Inquisitor of Dogma
The Inquisitor of Dogma was a position established by Décret 1661 by Eleanor XVII to enforce the ban of religion and religious practice that was instituted by Décret 1660.
Iron Hammer
The Iron Hammer is a fabled secret society tasked with the protection of Cascadia against all enemies foreign and domestic. Origins of the Iron Hammer Iron Hammer is said to have its origins at a bar known as the Frog and Lily Pad in Pørtland. A man and woman gathered together in the bar, meeting […]
Isadora Brightmorning
Isadora Brightmorning is one of the most famous agents of Cascadia’s CIT.
Jacob DeAngelo
A biologist and zoologist who set out to find The Black Rabbit. Some very bad things happened to him. Now, he’s locked up in a mental institution with other crazies. The moral of the story is don’t go snooping for truths that don’t exist, little monkey.
Jacqueline de Montfort
Jacqueline de Montfort was a renowned physician at the Académie Impériale and Alyce du Chessé’s mentor. She died in 1585. Jacqueline de Montfort (1521-1585) was a pioneering physician at the Académie Impériale in New Bordeaux, where she held the prestigious Chair of Medical Sciences from 1558 until her death. Born into the noble de Montfort […]
James Madison
James Madison was the third President of the Union of American States. The Presidency of James Madison (1809 – 1819) The Expansionist & Security President: Reinforcing the Aristocracy, Expanding the Slave Economy, and Strengthening the Military 1809: Madison’s Election & The “Stabilization” of the Union James Madison was elected on the back of Jefferson’s […]
James McCann
James McCann was the founder of two companies listed on the Cascadia Exchange: Sassy Lass Entertainment and XYZ Endeavors. Considered a visionary entrepreneur, James McCann became one of Cascadia’s wealthiest individuals, rivalling both Toshe Marinos and Jasper Taylor for the title of the wealthiest Cascadian male through much of the 1980s. Critically injured in a […]
James Monroe
James Monroe was President of the Union of American States from 1819 to 1829. The Presidency of James Monroe (1819 – 1829) The Final Blow to Democracy: The Birth of the Aristocratic State 1819: Monroe’s Election—The Last “Democratic” Transition By the time James Monroe took office in 1819, the Union of American States had […]
Jasper Taylor
Jasper Taylor was born in Cascadia to parents Marie and Albert Taylor on August 2nd, 1950. A prodigy at math and science, Taylor thrived in school and by age 11 had received many national honours. He attended college 5 years early and earned two degrees in the study of the material world. Upon graduation, he […]
Joe Franklin
Reportedly born and raised in the United States of New Spain, Joe Franklin arrived in the Sovereignty of Cascadia sometime in 1999, shortly after which he was hired by Waka-Krangere Radio to host a late night local news broadcast, The Last Word. Famously, after a particularly slow January news day, Joe dispensed with that night’s […]
Johannes Morgen
Johannes Morgen was a scientist and medical researcher who founded Morgen Genentech in 1977. The son of a Cascadian mother and a German father, Morgen found his way to medicine by way of an early preoccupation with the way that the vital systems of the body work. Morgen’s curiousity led him to start Morgen Genentech […]
John C. Calhoun
The 6th (1839-1844) and 9th (1850-1850) President of the Union of American States. Presidency of John C. Calhoun (1839 – 1844, Briefly in 1850) 1839: Calhoun’s Rise—The First Uncontested President John C. Calhoun, a fanatical defender of aristocratic supremacy and slavery, was installed as President in 1839, marking the formal end of any democratic pretense […]
John Calhoun Clemson
John Calhoun Clemson was President of the Union of American States from 1888 to 1899.
John Mari
John Mari is the head of Advanced Research Projects for Morgen Genentech. He was appointed to the position in August, 2015. Dr. Mari is the youngest ever graduate of Wimahl Medical University, at just 17 years old. While at Wimehl, he earned three distinct doctorates including two in advanced genetics and a third in viral […]
John Tyler
The 7th President of the Union of American States. The Presidency of John Tyler (1844 – 1849) The Temporary Stabilizer: A Puppet of the Aristocracy 1844: Tyler’s Selection—The Aristocracy’s “Moderate” Choice Following John C. Calhoun’s incapacitation due to a major stroke in 1844, the ruling elite of the Union scrambled to find a replacement who […]