Bacchanalia The Bacchanalia, also known as “Bauchanalia” or the “Waka-Krangere Bacchanalia,” is a five-day festival of rest, renewal, and celebration observed annually throughout the Waka-Krangere of Australia at the end of every Waka-Krangere Year. Enshrined in imperial law, it serves as a cultural and temporal bridge between the twelve 30-day months of the Waka-Krangere Calendar […]
Balboa’s Land Balboa’s Land, a shadow of a once-ambitious nation nestled between the turbulent tides of the Atlantic and the peaceful currents of the Great Ocean, stands as a testament to near-total sovereignty from global affairs. The nation, born from the ashes of the defunct Spanish Kingdom, emerged in 1546 as Vasco Núñez de Balboa’s […]
The alliance between the Kingdom of Norway, the Russian Imperium, and France against the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The alliance is a defensive one, meaning that if any state is attacked, the other nations have a duty to fight for that country’s protection: an attack on one is an attack on all. However, if any nation […]
The 12th President of the Union of American States and the first president to rule during the period of the Military Coups. Clarke, Jr. self-declared himself President upon the execution at Arlington House of the previous President John Calhoun Clemson. Originally a Colonel in the Army of the Union, Clarke, Jr. promoted himself to General […]
Barnaby Wild Fox is the long-time fiance of Devorah Kazmarazz.
The Battle of Three Rivers is the colloquial name for the last battle of the war 2011 war between the Waka-Krangere of Australia and the Kingdom of Papua. The name of the battle was an inside joke between the participants, who counted General River Martinessas of the Papuan Kingdom amongst the three rivers, while it […]
Beatrix d’Bordeaux was the second daughter of Eleanor the Twenty-Eighth, the younger sister of Eleanor the Twenty-Ninth, and aunt to Eleanor the Thirtieth.
The Beltane Massacre was a event in Cascadia during the religious persecutions of Empress Eleanor the Seventeenth. The massacre was committed by a group of archers at the direction of Denis d’Bordeaux. More than 200 practicants of various faiths were murdered in just a few minutes time.
Benjamin Franklin was the first President of the United States of New England. Franklin served for only two years before dying in office. He was succeeded by his Vice-President, John Adams. Originally a proponent of the “Washington Compromise”, Franklin fought to keep the newly independent States of America united under one federal government and supported […]
A member of the Knights Hospitaller of the Australian Order and a rumoured spy for 1151, Bernard d’Homme Nouveau was a famous figure in the late 15th and early 16th century. Considered one of the architects of early relations between the indigenous tribes of Cascadia and the Waka-Krangere of Australia, Bernard d’Homme Nouveau was a […]
Big Deal Oil Company is the world’s foremost hydraulic fracturing company. Using a patented method, Big Deal has been able to extract more shale gas and oil from deposits throughout the world than any other. However, the company has repeated run into trouble with environmental regulators. Their violations have cost them the right to do […]
A news magazine based in Cascadia, Big Think is known for its long-form profiles of complicated subjects like the occupation of the Mayan Kingdom or the play-by-play of the start and end of the Cascadian pandemic known as The Outbreak. It can be found at: https://haveabigthink.com
Bill & Fitzgerald Bill & Fitzgerald is a long-running animated cartoon series produced by Empyre Media, the largest television and streaming studio in the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The series centers on Bill, a quick-talking, self-deluding duck, and Fitzgerald, a cynical, loafing tabby cat. Together, they operate the Red Feather Bar, a seedy, dimly-lit establishment in […]
The Board of Governors is the governing body, mandated by law, which manages each publicly listed company on the Cascadia Exchange. They are headed by a Governor-General, who manages the Board of Governors.
Bortsi za svobodu, meaning literally “The Freedom Fighters”, is a Ukrainian independence group seeking to oust the Russian Imperium from the historical territories of Ukraine. In 2022, the group was thought to have begun collaborating with agents of the Waka-Krangere of Australia’s 1151 to begin an offensive against Russian elements in Ukraine.
The German Hangman or sometimes the Hangman of Germany, is an official title granted by Napoleon VI to himself in recognition of the elimination of German as a tolerated language of France. The title granted the power to execute by guillotine any person in France found speaking, reading, or writing the German language. Officials interrogate […]
Brown Robes is a colloquial term for followers of Josephine Imre’s Purity movement.
Burst Motors is a manufacturer of pellers and other vehicles for mass consumption. Burst was founded in 1901 by engineer Marie Kirsten. The company create many models of vehicles, including their flagship model, the Epsilon, as well as the Omega and the Gamma. All their models of pellers are named after letters of the Greek […]