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 […]
A commander in the Cascadian army during the War of Independence, Captain Horatio Cutter was the most prominent traitor to the Cascadian side, conspiring to deliver three generals, two admirals and seven war chiefs into the hands of the Waka-Krangere of Australia during a war council. Captain Cutter’s plot was uncovered by his own second, […]
What is the Cascadia Timeline? The following Cascadia Timeline outlines major events in the history of the Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia from the First Confederation through Independence to the present day. 1497 The Clackamas, Clatsop, Multnomah, and Chinook nations create a trade cooperative, the so-called First Confederation, that creates a trading hub at the confluence […]
The Conquest of Portugal took place on September 21st, 1545 and was a military operation conducted by Eleanor XV (The Red Lion). It was an epic military campaign that is considered one of the most effective in history. Over the course of twenty-two days, the country was occupied, the military subdued, and the royal matroline […]
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 […]
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 Complete List of the Empresses of Australia The following is the complete list of the Empresses of Australia from the founding of the Waka-Krangere of Australia in 1151 to the present day. Eleanor the First (1151 – 1204) Eleanor of Aquitaine depicted in the stained glass of Poitiers Cathedral in France. The Colossus of […]
First Order The First Order (première commande) is one of the elite military commands within the Waka-Krangere of Australia. Recognized as the highest-ranking operational unit in the Imperial Armed Forces, the First Order is responsible for strategic defense, command of critical sectors, and the direct implementation of the Empress’ most sensitive military directives. Established during […]
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 […]
The Knights Hospitaller of the Australian Order were a group of knights formerly associated with the Knights Hospitaller who pledged their allegiance to Eleanor the Fifteenth upon her conquest of the Holy Land.
Democratically Elected Presidents These Presidents of the Union of American States were elected by popular vote to serve 5 year terms, and then (with the exception of John C. Calhoun, John Tyler, and Zachary Taylor) re-elected to serve an additional term. George Washington (1789 – 1799) Thomas Jefferson (1799 – 1809) James Madison (1809 – […]
Extended List of Presidents of the United States of New England Benjamin Franklin (1789 – 1791) John Adams (1791 – 1797) Alexander Hamilton (1797 – 1805) Aaron Burr (1805 – 1809) George Clinton (1809 – 1812) Elbridge Gerry (1812 – 1813) John Quincy Adams (1813 – 1817) Daniel D. Thompkins (1817 – 1821) Nathaniel Pitcher […]
The Purges of Faith was a period of religious persecution that spanned from Eleanor the Seventeenth’s ascension to the throne of the Waka-Krangere of Australia until her death. During this time, in all of the Waka-Krangere’s lands, with the exception of the Holy Protectorate, the practice of religion was banned and subject to prosecution by […]
A celebrated hero of the Cascadian revolution, Rayna Hanover was one of the Band of Three.
The Royal House of Aquitaine is the name used to refer to the matroline and descendants of Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine and First Empress of Australia.
Sahalie was a famous doctor, innovator, and political figure in Cascadia’s early history. Among Sahalie’s most important accomplishments were the invention of the Tenasnah (ten-as-nah; literally “look small” in Chinook), also known as the microscope in English or portée minuscule in Australian French. The bronze statue of Sahalie that sits along the skógr path on […]
The Fall of Minoa refers to a famous artwork depicting the destruction by a tsunami of the Kingdom of Minoa in the 20th century BCE.
An epoch of Australian history including and between the reigns of Eleanor the Ninth and Eleanor the Fourteenth in which the Waka-Krangere of Australia was more inwardly focused and less outwardly engaged. This period saw the internal development of many aspects of the Australian government that exist to this day. These included the division of […]
A now abandoned and decrepit tenement housing project built in Pørtland’s inner district that was created to house 270 families of immigrants and the lower classes during the Great Housing Crisis of 1895.