The Economic Council is the third-rank Council of Advisors to the Empress of Australia. The council advises the Empress on all matters economic in the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The current makeup of the Economic Council is as follows: Chief Councilor: Matilde Silva-Ngata (Spanish and Māori descent, female) Second Councilor: Zara Mālietoa (Samoan descent, female) Councilors-at-Large: […]
Economy of Cascadia Overview Cascadia’s economy is a market-driven system characterised by collective land ownership and robust capitalist enterprise in goods, services, and finance. Citizens freely engage in stock trading on the Cascadia Stock Exchange (CSX) and commodities trading on the Commodities Bourse, while private land ownership is outlawed. Instead, land is leased for specific durations, ensuring that the state retains ultimate stewardship. This structure, along with unique social protocols for introductions, shapes […]
The Education Council is the sixth-ranking council of advisors to the Empress of Australia in the Waka-Krangere of Australia.
The subjects of study at qualified universities, colleges, and schools is as follows: Education & the Shaping of Minds The study of how knowledge is transmitted, habits formed, and authority reproduced across generations. Creative Culture & Expression The disciplined shaping of beauty, meaning, and shared symbols. Number, Value & Exchange The abstract systems by which […]
Eleanor of Aquitaine is the founder, in the year 1151 of the common era, of the Waka-Krangere of Australia. She was widely known as Eleanor the First. Before that she was Duchess of Aquitaine and Queen of France. Eleanor of Aquitaine’s Life in France Eleanor of Aquitaine was born in 1122 into one of the […]
Eleanor the Eighteenth was known as Eleanor the Wise and Just. She was 59 years old at her death after ruling for 35 years. She ruled from 1590 to 1625. Early Life as the Infanta She is known to historians to have taken personal exception to the décrets outlawing religion and to have voiced her […]
Born in 1482, the fifteenth Empress of Australia (Eleanor XV, E15), was a mighty warrior whose battle prowess was unmatched during her age. She ascended to the throne of the Waka-Krangere at the age of three, upon the tragic death of her mother, and until she reached the age of majority at thirteen, the Waka-Krangere […]
Born in 1231, Eleanor the Fifth was known as Eleanor the White. This was due to her uncommonly fair skin and her penchant for wearing only clothing of the colour white. Her reign started in the year 1261, the last year of The Long Winter. She is credited as being an able administrator of the […]
Reigned from 1482 to 1485, she was known as The Sick Queen or The Prepared. Ascension and Early Promise Eleanor XIV ascended to the throne at age 30, having been thoroughly educated in statecraft by her mother’s carefully chosen tutors. Her first year showed remarkable promise – she negotiated the Treaty of Five Ports, established […]
The fourth in the line of Empresses, she was also known as Empress of the Long Winter as she reigned for the entirety of the disaster caused by the eruption of Mount Tambora in the Straits of Australia. Born in 1204, her reign began with the sudden death of her mother on April 3rd, 1222. […]
Also known as Eleanor of Australia, or by her designation in the Catalogue of Waka-Krangere, E2. Born in 1155, her reign began in 1204 and ended in 1215. Her daughter, Eleanor the Third, was born in 1180. Eleanor the Second is credited with creating and standardizing the Décret system of governance and for beginning the […]
Born in 1535, Eleanor XVII came to power in 1577 and died in 1590. Her reign was marked by religious persecution, frequent executions, and is seen as an era of brief decline between her grandmother Eleanor XV “The Red Lion of the Seas” and her daughter, Eleanor XVIII “The Just”. She is thought to have […]
Known as Eleanor the Pious, Eleanor the Sixth is also referred to as E6 in the Catalog of the Waka-Krangere.
Born in 1180, Eleanor the Third was also known as The Red Queen or by her designation in the Catalog of Waka-Krangere, E3. Her reign began in 1215 at the age of 35. She ruled only seven years and died under mysterious circumstances. Her daughter, Eleanor the Fourth, was born in 1204. She assumed the […]
Eleanor the Thirteenth reigned from 1461 to 1482 and was known as Eleanor the Just. Early Reign and the Question of Succession Eleanor XIII ascended to the throne at age 39, having spent years watching her mother Eleanor XII navigate the treacherous waters of imperial politics. Known for her fairness and wisdom, Eleanor XIII quickly […]
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.