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= Camlann =
 
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The '''Camlann''' system was home to at least one habitable world, '''Camlann I''', and as at [[3145]] was located in the [[Regulan Fiefs]].<ref name="ER:3145p38"/><ref name="FM:3145pVI"/>
  
''Note: X and Y are coordinates (light years on XY plane) relative to [[Terra]] at (0, 0)
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== System Description ==
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The Camlann system is located near the [[Nullarbor]] and [[Pec]] systems<ref name="ER:2750p36"/> and consists of a class M0III primary orbited by at least one planet. During the [[thirty-first century]] a recharge station was in place at the system nadir [[jump point]].<ref name=HMp162/><ref name=HB:HMp77/>
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== System History ==
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The Camlann system was colonised by the [[Principality of Regulus]] during the first half of the [[twenty-seventh century]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p63"/>
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== Political Affiliation ==
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= Camlann I =
 
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| distance            = 3.14 days<ref name=HB:HMp75>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 75</ref>
 
| distance            = 3.14 days<ref name=HB:HMp75>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 75</ref>
 
| moons              = None<ref name=HMp162/><ref name=HB:HMp77/>
 
| moons              = None<ref name=HMp162/><ref name=HB:HMp77/>
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| gravity            = 0.81<ref name=HB:HMp77/>
 
| gravity            = 0.81<ref name=HB:HMp77/>
 
| pressure            = High (Breathable)<ref name=HB:HMp77/>
 
| pressure            = High (Breathable)<ref name=HB:HMp77/>
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| hpg                = A<ref name=HMp162/><ref name=HB:HMp77/>([[Precentor]] Nging Sho Tang (3025))<ref name=HMp162/>
 
| hpg                = A<ref name=HMp162/><ref name=HB:HMp77/>([[Precentor]] Nging Sho Tang (3025))<ref name=HMp162/>
 
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Camlann I - more commonly known simply as Camlann - is the first planet in the Camlann system.<ref name=HMp162/><ref name=HB:HMp77/>
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== Planetary History ==
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=== Early History ===
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Originally a very arid world, Camlann has five continents, no moons and a 36-hour day.<ref name="HB:HMp77">''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 77, "Camlann"</ref> Camlann was one of many worlds to be colonized after the widespread adoption of the Laranth water-purification process in the 2630s, technology that made the terraforming of planetary ecologies easier by reducing or removing the requirement for the importing of massive quantities of pure water by ice ship.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p63">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 63, "Camlann vs. Free Worlds"</ref>
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Like many worlds colonised in this era, Camlann was settled by a commercial venture with little or no backing from the parent government within which that venture operated; in the case of Camlann, that parent government was the [[Principality of Regulus]]. Many of these newly-colonised worlds became increasingly resentful of their relationship with the parent government once the colony had become settled and profitable, and in movements echoing the drive for independence from the [[Terran Alliance]] that had occured four centuries before, those colonies often rose up violently in an attempt to seperate themselves from their parent government and become independent. Camlann was an important exception to that trend, however.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p63"/>
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Camlann sought to gain its independence from Regulus via the legal courts; in a case that was brought in [[2683]], less than fifty years after Camlann had first been settled, Camlann successfully argued in Camlann vs Free Worlds, H. G. Duke of Regulus et al. that it should be an independent and voting member of the Free Worlds League parliament, based upon its self-sufficiency. The nature of the case and the precedents used by Camlann set it apart from the violent wave of uprisings that had occured on otherworlds in the 2660s and 2670s, and the resulting decision was seen as a pragmatic solution in line with the spirit in which the League founded.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p63"/> Justice [[Nkwameh Mbili]] ruled accordingly, legislating that having demonstrated its planetary adulthood, Camlann had to be allowed to pursue its own goals.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p162">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 162, "Camlann vs. Free Worlds"</ref> The Camlann vs. Free Worlds case was used as a precedent by numerous other worlds in a wave of cases that saw more than three dozen new provinces formed by the early 2730s, with each petitioning for the same status as Camlann once they had demonstrated their individual viability as independent states.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p63"/> After the ruling from Justice Mbili there was a flurry of investment in Camlann alongside considerable interstellar interest in the world.<ref name="HB:HMp77"/>
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=== Succession Wars ===
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Having gained its independence, Camlann developed a healthy economy - in part due to its location within the League, away from any major invasion roues - but otherwise did little to distinguish itself. One continent in the western hemisphere remained free of terraforming intentionally, and was designated a wildlife preserve, where native reptile life - including species as large as the dinosaurs of ancient [[Terra]] - roamed freely during the eighteen-hour nights. The settled regions of Camlann developed standard industries in areas such as farming, food processing and manufacturing, although the planet largely became known for its exports of high-tech communication devices, some of which were sufficiently sophisticated to be purchased by [[ComStar]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p162"/> The economy of Camlann did suffer with the fall of the [[Star League]], with local industry dropping to a subsistence level with relatively limited exports, although the economy did recover to its Star League-era levels in the mid-[[thirty-first century]].<ref name="HB:HMp77"/>
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In [[3025]] the MP for Camlann in the Free Worlds League Parliament was [[Dame]] [[Adrienne Gaynor]], described as a mild-mannered bureaucrat with few political enemies within Parliament. Gaynor was also serving as Minister of Intelligence - a portfolio that included monitoring the activities of [[SAFE]], the League's civilian intelligence service, although the sitting [[Captain-General]] could easily circumvent Gaynor's oversight by designating SAFE activities as vital to the security of the Free Worlds.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p70">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 70, "Intelligence"</ref> Camlann was also notable for being governed by an oligarchy at the time, a system of government it shared with various other worlds including such provincial capitals as [[Andurien]], [[Gibson]] and [[Orloff]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p74">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 74, "Oligarchy"</ref>
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=== FedCom Civil War Era ===
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In the sixty years prior to the [[Jihad]] Camlann's economy recovered, although the major export from the planet remained communications gear and associated components. The [[Word of Blake]] replaced ComStar as the largest single customer for comms equipment manufactured on Camlann, and in the 3060s the Blakists exerted pressure on the federal government to allow them control over the communications industry on Camlann to "ensure its purity", but this pressure was resisted by both the local authorities and the federal government on [[Atreus (FWL)|Atreus]].<ref name="HB:HMp77"/>
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In [[3067]] the hereditary ruler of Camlann was Duke [[Mikhail Korcinksi]], who inherited the title of Duke at the age of six, but his castellan, [[Frederica Nix]], was actually ruling as regent. Four of the five continents were host to a substantial human population - the four continents being Badon, Cameliard, Dolorous Garde and Sauvage - while the island-continent Joyous Garde remained an un-terraformed wildlife preserve on which the larger native life forms like the Mordred lizard continued to roam freely. Badon and Sauvage were still largely agricultural in nature, producing cereals and fruit in large quantities, while Cameliard and Dolorous Garde were home to the greater part of the industry found on the planet. Outside of Joyous Garde the native reptiles and other native fauna had been pushed back from human habitats, with the exception of a creature known as the chalice hunter, a rat-like critter that continued to present a problem in many regions and ensured the continued survival of numerous pest-control companies. Larger lizards could still be found outside of Joyous Garde, but they were rare and those interested in them had to travel long distances to see them.<ref name="HB:HMp77"/>
  
==Owner History==
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== Political Affiliation ==  
 
* [[2271]] - No record <ref name=HBHM16>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 13, "Free Worlds League befor after at their founding in [2271]"</ref>
 
* [[2271]] - No record <ref name=HBHM16>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 13, "Free Worlds League befor after at their founding in [2271]"</ref>
 
* [[2571]] - No record <ref name="HB:HMp24">''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 24, "Free Worlds League after Age of War [2571]"</ref>
 
* [[2571]] - No record <ref name="HB:HMp24">''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 24, "Free Worlds League after Age of War [2571]"</ref>
 
* [[2596]] - No record <ref name="H:RWp158">''Historical: Reunification War'', p. 158, "Inner Sphere - 2596"</ref>
 
* [[2596]] - No record <ref name="H:RWp158">''Historical: Reunification War'', p. 158, "Inner Sphere - 2596"</ref>
* [[2683]] - [[Free Worlds League]] <ref name="HM(TFWL)p63"/>
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* [[2683]] - Free Worlds League <ref name="HM(TFWL)p63"/>
 
* [[2750]] - Free Worlds League <ref name="ER:2750p36">''Era Report: 2750'', p. 36, "Inner Sphere - 2750"</ref>
 
* [[2750]] - Free Worlds League <ref name="ER:2750p36">''Era Report: 2750'', p. 36, "Inner Sphere - 2750"</ref>
 
* [[2765]] - Free Worlds League <ref name="H:LoTV1p10>''Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1'', p. 10, "Inner Sphere - 2765"</ref>
 
* [[2765]] - Free Worlds League <ref name="H:LoTV1p10>''Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1'', p. 10, "Inner Sphere - 2765"</ref>
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* [[3081]] - Independent world <ref name="J:FRp62">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 62, "Inner Sphere - March 3081"</ref>
 
* [[3081]] - Independent world <ref name="J:FRp62">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 62, "Inner Sphere - March 3081"</ref>
 
* [[3085]] - Independent world <ref>''Field Manual: 3085'', p. vii, "Inner Sphere Map - [October 3085]"</ref>
 
* [[3085]] - Independent world <ref>''Field Manual: 3085'', p. vii, "Inner Sphere Map - [October 3085]"</ref>
* [[3130]] - [[Regulan Fiefs]] <ref name="MotIS3130">''Map of the Inner Sphere 3130''</ref>
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* [[3130]] - Regulan Fiefs <ref name="MotIS3130">''Map of the Inner Sphere 3130''</ref>
 
* [[3135]] - Regulan Fiefs <ref name="ER:3145p10">''Era Report: 3145'', p. 10, "Inner Sphere - 3135"</ref>
 
* [[3135]] - Regulan Fiefs <ref name="ER:3145p10">''Era Report: 3145'', p. 10, "Inner Sphere - 3135"</ref>
 
* [[3145]] - Regulan Fiefs <ref name="ER:3145p38">''Era Report: 3145'', p. 38, "Inner Sphere - 3145"</ref><ref name="FM:3145pVI">''Field Manual: 3145'', p. VI, "Inner Sphere - 3145"</ref>
 
* [[3145]] - Regulan Fiefs <ref name="ER:3145p38">''Era Report: 3145'', p. 38, "Inner Sphere - 3145"</ref><ref name="FM:3145pVI">''Field Manual: 3145'', p. VI, "Inner Sphere - 3145"</ref>
  
== Planetary History ==
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== Planetary Rulers ==
=== Early History ===
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=== 3025 ===
Originally a very arid world, '''Camlann''' has five continents, no moons and a 36-hour day.<ref name="HB:HMp77">''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 77, "Camlann"</ref> Camlann was one of many worlds to be colonized after the widespread adoption of the Laranth water-purification process in the 2630s, technology that made the terraforming of planetary ecologies easier by reducing or removing the requirement for the importing of massive quantities of pure water by ice ship.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p63">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 63, "Camlann vs. Free Worlds"</ref>
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* Duke Valentino Korcinski<ref name=HMp162/>
  
Like many worlds colonised in this era, Camlann was settled by a commercial venture with little or no backing from the parent government within which that venture operated; in the case of Camlann, that parent government was the [[Principality of Regulus]]. Many of these newly-colonised worlds became increasingly resentful of their relationship with the parent government once the colony had become settled and profitable, and in movements echoing the drive for independence from the [[Terran Alliance]] that had occured four centuries before, those colonies often rose up violently in an attempt to seperate themselves from their parent government and become independent. Camlann was an important exception to that trend, however.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p63"/>
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=== 3067 ===
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* Castellan Frederica Nix (for Duke Mikhail Korcinksi)<ref name=HB:HMp77/>
  
Camlann sought to gain its independence from Regulus via the legal courts; in a case that was brought in [[2683]], less than fifty years after Camlann had first been settled, Camlann successfully argued in Camlann vs Free Worlds, H. G. Duke of Regulus et al. that it should be an independent and voting member of the Free Worlds League parliament, based upon its self-sufficiency. The nature of the case and the precedents used by Camlann set it apart from the violent wave of uprisings that had occured on otherworlds in the 2660s and 2670s, and the resulting decision was seen as a pragmatic solution in line with the spirit in which the League founded.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p63"/> Justice [[Nkwameh Mbili]] ruled accordingly, legislating that having demonstrated its planetary adulthood, Camlann had to be allowed to pursue its own goals.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p162">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 162, "Camlann vs. Free Worlds"</ref> The Camlann vs. Free Worlds case was used as a precedent by numerous other worlds in a wave of cases that saw more than three dozen new provinces formed by the early 2730s, with each petitioning for the same status as Camlann once they had demonstrated their individual viability as independent states.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p63"/> After the ruling from Justice Mbili there was a flurry of investment in Camlann alongside considerable interstellar interest in the world.<ref name="HB:HMp77"/>
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== Military Deployment ==
 
 
=== Succession Wars ===
 
Having gained its independence, Camlann developed a healthy economy - in part due to its location within the League, away from any major invasion roues - but otherwise did little to distinguish itself. One continent in the western hemisphere remained free of terraforming intentionally, and was designated a wildlife preserve, where native reptile life - including species as large as the dinosaurs of ancient [[Terra]] - roamed freely during the eighteen-hour nights. The settled regions of Camlann developed standard industries in areas such as farming, food processing and manufacturing, although the planet largely became known for its exports of high-tech communication devices, some of which were sufficiently sophisticated to be purchased by [[ComStar]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p162"/> The economy of Camlann did suffer with the fall of the [[Star League]], with local industry dropping to a subsistence level with relatively limited exports, although the economy did recover to its Star League-era levels in the mid-[[thirty-first century]].<ref name="HB:HMp77"/>
 
 
 
In [[3025]] the MP for Camlann in the Free Worlds League Parliament was [[Dame]] [[Adrienne Gaynor]], described as a mild-mannered bureaucrat with few political enemies within Parliament. Gaynor was also serving as Minister of Intelligence - a portfolio that included monitoring the activities of [[SAFE]], the League's civilian intelligence service, although the sitting [[Captain-General]] could easily circumvent Gaynor's oversight by designating SAFE activities as vital to the security of the Free Worlds.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p70">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 70, "Intelligence"</ref> Camlann was also notable for being governed by an oligarchy at the time, a system of government it shared with various other worlds including such provincial capitals as [[Andurien]], [[Gibson]] and [[Orloff]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p74">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 74, "Oligarchy"</ref>
 
 
 
=== FedCom Civil War Era ===
 
In the sixty years prior to the [[Jihad]] Camlann's economy recovered, although the major export from the planet remained communications gear and associated components. The [[Word of Blake]] replaced ComStar as the largest single customer for comms equipment manufactured on Camlann, and in the 3060s the Blakists exerted pressure on the federal government to allow them control over the communications industry on Camlann to "ensure its purity", but this pressure was resisted by both the local authorities and the federal government on [[Atreus (FWL)|Atreus]].<ref name="HB:HMp77"/>
 
 
 
In [[3067]] the hereditary ruler of Camlann was Duke [[Mikhail Korcinksi]], who inherited the title of Duke at the age of six, but his castellan, [[Frederica Nix]], was actually ruling as regent. Four of the five continents were host to a substantial human population - the four continents being Badon, Cameliard, Dolorous Garde and Sauvage - while the island-continent  Joyous Garde remained an un-terraformed wildlife preserve on which the larger native life forms like the Mordred lizard continued to roam freely. Badon and Sauvage were still largely agricultural in nature, producing cereals and fruit in large quantities, while Cameliard and Dolorous Garde were home to the greater part of the industry found on the planet. Outside of Joyous Garde the native reptiles and other native fauna had been pushed back from human habitats, with the exception of a creature known as the chalice hunter, a rat-like critter that continued to present a problem in many regions and ensured the continued survival of numerous pest-control companies. Larger lizards could still be found outside of Joyous Garde, but they were rare and those interested in them had to travel long distances to see them.<ref name="HB:HMp77"/>
 
 
 
==Planetary Garrison==
 
 
=== 2765 ===
 
=== 2765 ===
 
* [[Eighth Marik Militia]]<ref name="FR2765:FWLMp10A">''Field Report 2765: FWLM'', p. 10, "Regimental Status"</ref>
 
* [[Eighth Marik Militia]]<ref name="FR2765:FWLMp10A">''Field Report 2765: FWLM'', p. 10, "Regimental Status"</ref>
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* [[19th Regulan Hussars|Nineteenth Regulan Hussars]]<ref name="FM:3145p116">''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 116, "Regulan Stategic Military Command"</ref>
 
* [[19th Regulan Hussars|Nineteenth Regulan Hussars]]<ref name="FM:3145p116">''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 116, "Regulan Stategic Military Command"</ref>
  
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== Geography ==
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Camlann has five continents named Badon, Cameliard, Dolorous Garde, Joyous Garde and Sauvage.<ref name="HB:HMp77"/>
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==References==
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==Bibliography==
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== Bibliography ==
 
* ''[[Era Report: 2750]]''
 
* ''[[Era Report: 2750]]''
 
* ''[[Era Report: 3052]]''
 
* ''[[Era Report: 3052]]''

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Camlann

Note: X and Y are coordinates (light years on XY plane) relative to Terra at (0, 0)

Camlann
System Information
X:Y Coordinates-153.87:-233.88[e]
Spectral classM0III[1][2]
Recharge time201 hours[2]
Recharge station(s)Nadir[1][2]

The Camlann system was home to at least one habitable world, Camlann I, and as at 3145 was located in the Regulan Fiefs.[3][4]

System Description

The Camlann system is located near the Nullarbor and Pec systems[5] and consists of a class M0III primary orbited by at least one planet. During the thirty-first century a recharge station was in place at the system nadir jump point.[1][2]

System History

The Camlann system was colonised by the Principality of Regulus during the first half of the twenty-seventh century.[6]

Camlann I

Template:InfoBoxPlanetStandard Camlann I - more commonly known simply as Camlann - is the first planet in the Camlann system.[1][2]

Planetary History

Early History

Originally a very arid world, Camlann has five continents, no moons and a 36-hour day.[2] Camlann was one of many worlds to be colonized after the widespread adoption of the Laranth water-purification process in the 2630s, technology that made the terraforming of planetary ecologies easier by reducing or removing the requirement for the importing of massive quantities of pure water by ice ship.[6]

Like many worlds colonised in this era, Camlann was settled by a commercial venture with little or no backing from the parent government within which that venture operated; in the case of Camlann, that parent government was the Principality of Regulus. Many of these newly-colonised worlds became increasingly resentful of their relationship with the parent government once the colony had become settled and profitable, and in movements echoing the drive for independence from the Terran Alliance that had occured four centuries before, those colonies often rose up violently in an attempt to seperate themselves from their parent government and become independent. Camlann was an important exception to that trend, however.[6]

Camlann sought to gain its independence from Regulus via the legal courts; in a case that was brought in 2683, less than fifty years after Camlann had first been settled, Camlann successfully argued in Camlann vs Free Worlds, H. G. Duke of Regulus et al. that it should be an independent and voting member of the Free Worlds League parliament, based upon its self-sufficiency. The nature of the case and the precedents used by Camlann set it apart from the violent wave of uprisings that had occured on otherworlds in the 2660s and 2670s, and the resulting decision was seen as a pragmatic solution in line with the spirit in which the League founded.[6] Justice Nkwameh Mbili ruled accordingly, legislating that having demonstrated its planetary adulthood, Camlann had to be allowed to pursue its own goals.[7] The Camlann vs. Free Worlds case was used as a precedent by numerous other worlds in a wave of cases that saw more than three dozen new provinces formed by the early 2730s, with each petitioning for the same status as Camlann once they had demonstrated their individual viability as independent states.[6] After the ruling from Justice Mbili there was a flurry of investment in Camlann alongside considerable interstellar interest in the world.[2]

Succession Wars

Having gained its independence, Camlann developed a healthy economy - in part due to its location within the League, away from any major invasion roues - but otherwise did little to distinguish itself. One continent in the western hemisphere remained free of terraforming intentionally, and was designated a wildlife preserve, where native reptile life - including species as large as the dinosaurs of ancient Terra - roamed freely during the eighteen-hour nights. The settled regions of Camlann developed standard industries in areas such as farming, food processing and manufacturing, although the planet largely became known for its exports of high-tech communication devices, some of which were sufficiently sophisticated to be purchased by ComStar.[7] The economy of Camlann did suffer with the fall of the Star League, with local industry dropping to a subsistence level with relatively limited exports, although the economy did recover to its Star League-era levels in the mid-thirty-first century.[2]

In 3025 the MP for Camlann in the Free Worlds League Parliament was Dame Adrienne Gaynor, described as a mild-mannered bureaucrat with few political enemies within Parliament. Gaynor was also serving as Minister of Intelligence - a portfolio that included monitoring the activities of SAFE, the League's civilian intelligence service, although the sitting Captain-General could easily circumvent Gaynor's oversight by designating SAFE activities as vital to the security of the Free Worlds.[8] Camlann was also notable for being governed by an oligarchy at the time, a system of government it shared with various other worlds including such provincial capitals as Andurien, Gibson and Orloff.[9]

FedCom Civil War Era

In the sixty years prior to the Jihad Camlann's economy recovered, although the major export from the planet remained communications gear and associated components. The Word of Blake replaced ComStar as the largest single customer for comms equipment manufactured on Camlann, and in the 3060s the Blakists exerted pressure on the federal government to allow them control over the communications industry on Camlann to "ensure its purity", but this pressure was resisted by both the local authorities and the federal government on Atreus.[2]

In 3067 the hereditary ruler of Camlann was Duke Mikhail Korcinksi, who inherited the title of Duke at the age of six, but his castellan, Frederica Nix, was actually ruling as regent. Four of the five continents were host to a substantial human population - the four continents being Badon, Cameliard, Dolorous Garde and Sauvage - while the island-continent Joyous Garde remained an un-terraformed wildlife preserve on which the larger native life forms like the Mordred lizard continued to roam freely. Badon and Sauvage were still largely agricultural in nature, producing cereals and fruit in large quantities, while Cameliard and Dolorous Garde were home to the greater part of the industry found on the planet. Outside of Joyous Garde the native reptiles and other native fauna had been pushed back from human habitats, with the exception of a creature known as the chalice hunter, a rat-like critter that continued to present a problem in many regions and ensured the continued survival of numerous pest-control companies. Larger lizards could still be found outside of Joyous Garde, but they were rare and those interested in them had to travel long distances to see them.[2]

Political Affiliation

Planetary Rulers

3025

  • Duke Valentino Korcinski[1]

3067

  • Castellan Frederica Nix (for Duke Mikhail Korcinksi)[2]

Military Deployment

2765

3145

Geography

Camlann has five continents named Badon, Cameliard, Dolorous Garde, Joyous Garde and Sauvage.[2]

Nearby Systems

Systems within 60 light-years (distance in light years)
Closest systems first:
Pec 9.5 Nullarbor 17.1 Zara 19.3 Olafsvik 23.3
Keeling 25.8 Diass 29.0 Cirebon 30.1 Chilung 33.0
Heart Fjord 35.7 Vikindu 35.8 Cameron 37.3 Cree 38.1
Dalton 38.3 Fieferana 39.8 Alta 40.6 Ngake 40.6
Barlaston 44.6 Marathon 45.0 Atsugi 47.7 Faleolo 48.0
Jouques 48.6 Kearny 48.7 Vosloorus 49.7 Mauripur 49.8
Muscida 53.5 Regulus 53.9 Dayr Khuna 54.8 Hindmarsh 56.2
Tintavel 56.4 Al Jubaylah 56.5 Ellsworth 56.9 Yanchep 57.2
Shenwan 58.9

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 House Marik (The Free Worlds League), p. 162, "Camlann (FWL)"
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