Haffner Snake
The Haffner Snake is a moss-green serpent found in Qviksyndi Forest, noted for its distinctive musical hissing sounds. It is also associated with creating mirages, adding to its mysterious reputation within the region’s folklore.
Hammer of Freya (sculpture)
The Hammer of Freya is a notable bronze sculpture situated in Market Square, Pørtland. It commemorates the city’s co-founder, celebrating her significant role and enduring legacy in the community. The artwork serves as a cultural landmark reflecting local history and heritage.
Harold Haroldsen the Seventeenth
The current King of Norway. He is the youngest king of Norway in more than three hundred years and a close personal friend to the leader of the Russian Imperium, Vladimir Putin.
Heaven of Earthly Delights
Heaven of Earthly Delights is a series of erotic novellas about Juliana van Ordayle. The series is written by novelist Morena Arshagouni and published by the publishing division of Sassy Lass Entertainment. In the books, van Ordayle is a spy for the United States of New England who is pulled between her puritan upbringing, her […]
Heavy Trade Ship
In 1503, Eleanor the Fifteenth commissioned Leonardo da Vinci to design a large ship capable of transporting enormous amounts of cargo at sea through bad weather. What da Vinci designed became known as the Australian Heavy Trade Ship.
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.