Sarmaxa

Sarmaxa
Sarmaxa 3151.svg
System Information
X:Y Coordinates53.23 : -163.386[e]

Political Affiliation[edit]


Sarmaxa[edit]

Sarmaxa
Government and Infrastructure
Noble RulerDuke of Sarmaxa[6]
CapitalBellings[6]

Planetary History[edit]

Fourth Succession War[edit]

Following the speech given by First Prince Hanse Davion on the 16th of November 3029, the official day of thanks in the Federated Suns, contained a number of revelations including the creation of the St. Ives Compact and was taken by many as an open sign that the Fourth Succession War was close to ending.[10] The Armed Forces of the Federated Suns launched the Seventh Wave of Operation RAT shortly after, in a determined effort to secure as many systems as possible for an armistice was declared. The Seventh Wave capitalized on negotiations that had been conducted in secret between the Federated Suns and various planetary governments in the remnants of the Sarna Commonality who lacked defenses and were far more fearful of being annexed by the Free Worlds League, a state hated for centuries of raids and invasions, than they were the Federated Suns. In the last week of November the AFFS occupied thirteen systems, including Sarmaxa. The AFFS encountered little resistance, and relatively few troops were needed to provide a garrison to maintain calm.[4]

Operation GUERRERO[edit]

Sarmaxa was recaptured by a single company of Warrior House Hiritsu forces during the Liao-Marik offensive (Operation GUERRERO) in 3057. The planet was defended by only six 'Mechs (including a Quickdraw, a Crusader, an Archer, a Thunderbolt, and an Ostroc) piloted by the planet's militia.[citation needed]

Military Deployment[edit]

3038[edit]

3040[edit]

  • Grim Determination[11]

3050[edit]

  • Grim Determination[12]

3054[edit]

  • Grim Determination[13]

3055[edit]

  • Grim Determination[6]

Geography[edit]

Little is known about Sarmaxa beyond that it has grasslands and forests. A scorched area of the Pr'ret forest was mentioned to be possibly the result of an unguarded campfire or lightning, implying that the planet has a breathable atmosphere (or at least one with oxygen).[citation needed]

Planetary Locations[edit]

  • Bellings: Capital city[6]

Industrial Centers[edit]


Map Gallery[edit]

Nearby Systems[edit]

Closest 68 systems (68 within 60 light-years)
Distance in light years, closest systems first:
Ilmar 8.4 Sarna 8.7 No Return 14.3 Quemoy 14.8
Randar 15.1 Bora 15.5 Capella 17.5 Kaifeng 21.7
Sakhalin 23.3 Aer 24.3 Minnacora 25.1 Truth 25.4
Geifer 27.7 Aldertaine 28.9 Ulan Bator 29.6 Relevow 30.2
New Sagan 30.2 Raballa 32.0 Achilles 32.4 New Athens 34.1
Chitwan 35.6 Gei-Fu 36.0 Matsu 37.0 Heligoland 37.6
Lhasa 38.6 Palos 38.7 New Crete 39.5 Cordiagr 40.0
Tsingtao 40.9 Menkib 41.0 Capricorn 41.4 Corey 41.8
Bandora 42.4 Lesalles 43.4 Ares 43.5 Chamdo 44.3
Zaurak 44.6 Yunnah 44.8 Overton 45.0 Brighton 45.1
Sharpe 45.3 Wei 45.5 New Macao 47.7 Kohlman 47.8
Ovan 48.1 Phact 48.5 Remshield 50.1 Elnath 50.1
Mandate 51.2 Second Try 51.2 Wazan 52.5 Kek 52.8
Vestallas 53.2 Rhodos 53.9 Staffin 54.6 Tsitsang 54.8
Masterson 55.2 Old Kentucky 55.6 Necromo 55.6 Taga 56.7
New Sarna 57.2 Sichuan 57.8 Glasgow 57.8 Cammal 58.2
Campertown 58.8 Nashuar 58.9 Ingersoll 59.1 Shipka 59.2

References[edit]

  1. Historical: Reunification War, p. 159, "Inner Sphere - 2596"
  2. Era Report: 2750, p. 37, "Inner Sphere - 2750"
  3. Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1, p. 11, "Inner Sphere - 2765"
  4. 4.0 4.1 NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2, p. 59, "Seventh Wave"
  5. Historical: War of 3039, p. 133, "Inner Sphere - 3040"
  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 Hot Spots Contracts, p. 9
  7. Era Report: 3145, p. 11, "Inner Sphere Map - [3135]"
  8. Era Report: 3145, p. 39, "Inner Sphere Map - [3145]"
  9. Shrapnel Issue #3, "Voices of the Sphere: Star League Day"
  10. NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2, p. 58, "Thanksgiving"
  11. 11.0 11.1 Historical: War of 3039, p. 141, "Deployment Table"
  12. 20 Year Update, p. 23, "Federated Commonwealth Deployment Table"
  13. Objective Raids, p. 17, "FedCom Deployment Table"

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