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| name = Hapes Consortium | | name = Hapes Consortium | ||
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| − | | | + | | government system = [[Hapan]] |
| − | | | + | | leader = [[Alex Tylger]] |
| − | | | + | | 2ic = [[Andrew Starfyre Jr.]] |
| − | | | + | | affiliation = [[Imperial Union]] |
| − | | | + | | territory = [[Hapes Cluster]] |
| − | | | + | | capital = [[Hapes]] |
| − | | | + | | language = [[Hapanii]] |
| + | | currency = Credit | ||
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| + | | DOE = Year -1 Day -335 | ||
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The '''Hapes Consortium''' is an ancient government holding dominion over a relatively small sector of space known as the [[Hapes Cluster]], situated in [[Inner Rim]]. The Consortium maintained strict isolationism as a core principle for several millennia, shunning contact with outsiders since it was first founded by the female descendants of the [[Lorell Raiders]]. This allowed a distinct culture to develop, steeped in traditions that Hapans hold in high esteem even to this day. Following a bloody civil war that caused the near-collapse of their economy and revolutionized aspects of Hapan society, gradual contact with the [[Galaxy]] outside their borders was re-established over the course of several decades. Having rebuilt its society, economy, military, and industrial capacity, the Consortium has become a somewhat reluctant, yet arguably significant player in Galactic politics. The government maintains a non-expansionist stance, seeking to balance tradition and cultural preservation with its new-found responsibilities as a major power in the Galaxy. | The '''Hapes Consortium''' is an ancient government holding dominion over a relatively small sector of space known as the [[Hapes Cluster]], situated in [[Inner Rim]]. The Consortium maintained strict isolationism as a core principle for several millennia, shunning contact with outsiders since it was first founded by the female descendants of the [[Lorell Raiders]]. This allowed a distinct culture to develop, steeped in traditions that Hapans hold in high esteem even to this day. Following a bloody civil war that caused the near-collapse of their economy and revolutionized aspects of Hapan society, gradual contact with the [[Galaxy]] outside their borders was re-established over the course of several decades. Having rebuilt its society, economy, military, and industrial capacity, the Consortium has become a somewhat reluctant, yet arguably significant player in Galactic politics. The government maintains a non-expansionist stance, seeking to balance tradition and cultural preservation with its new-found responsibilities as a major power in the Galaxy. | ||
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| Hapes Consortium | |
| Political information | |
| Type of government | {{{type}}} |
| De facto leader | Alex Tylger |
| 2IC | Andrew Starfyre Jr. |
| Affiliation | Imperial Union |
| Societal information | |
| Capital | Hapes |
| Territory | Hapes Cluster |
| Language(s) | Hapanii |
| Currency | Credit |
| Historical Information | |
| Date of establishment | {{{founded}}} |
| Status | |
| Holosite | {{{holosite}}} |
The Hapes Consortium is an ancient government holding dominion over a relatively small sector of space known as the Hapes Cluster, situated in Inner Rim. The Consortium maintained strict isolationism as a core principle for several millennia, shunning contact with outsiders since it was first founded by the female descendants of the Lorell Raiders. This allowed a distinct culture to develop, steeped in traditions that Hapans hold in high esteem even to this day. Following a bloody civil war that caused the near-collapse of their economy and revolutionized aspects of Hapan society, gradual contact with the Galaxy outside their borders was re-established over the course of several decades. Having rebuilt its society, economy, military, and industrial capacity, the Consortium has become a somewhat reluctant, yet arguably significant player in Galactic politics. The government maintains a non-expansionist stance, seeking to balance tradition and cultural preservation with its new-found responsibilities as a major power in the Galaxy.
