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Shortly before the first tax bill was due, on October 3rd [[2823]] Toyama and the First Circuit passed [[Exclusion of Tharkad|Exclusion of Tharkad Act]], ComStar's first [[Interdiction|Communications Interdiction]] against one of the Successor States. A copy of the act was transmitted to [[Tharkad]] and delivered to the Marcus, followed by the shutdown and disabling of the capital's Hyperpulse Generator. <ref name=CS-20/> Before Marcus could even respond, all ComStar personnel were safely evacuated off world. In one fell swoop Toyama had shown all the House Lords that he was not afraid to use ComStar's power. The Interdiction lasted almost a full year with little communication between the Commonwealth and ComStar before Marcus eventually bowed to public pressure in the fall of [[2824]] and asked the Estates General to rescind the Act. Within 72 hours of the announcement, the Tharkad HPG was again active and processing.<ref name=CS-21>''ComStar'', p. 21 "A New Order - The Word of Blake"</ref> | Shortly before the first tax bill was due, on October 3rd [[2823]] Toyama and the First Circuit passed [[Exclusion of Tharkad|Exclusion of Tharkad Act]], ComStar's first [[Interdiction|Communications Interdiction]] against one of the Successor States. A copy of the act was transmitted to [[Tharkad]] and delivered to the Marcus, followed by the shutdown and disabling of the capital's Hyperpulse Generator. <ref name=CS-20/> Before Marcus could even respond, all ComStar personnel were safely evacuated off world. In one fell swoop Toyama had shown all the House Lords that he was not afraid to use ComStar's power. The Interdiction lasted almost a full year with little communication between the Commonwealth and ComStar before Marcus eventually bowed to public pressure in the fall of [[2824]] and asked the Estates General to rescind the Act. Within 72 hours of the announcement, the Tharkad HPG was again active and processing.<ref name=CS-21>''ComStar'', p. 21 "A New Order - The Word of Blake"</ref> | ||
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| + | {{Quote|''Good God, how can you trust anyone you respect?''|Archon Marcus Steiner, hearing of the 65th regiment's disapperance into the [[Periphery]], in ''Marcus Steiner: A Profile'', by Ludvilla Michos, [[Commonwealth Historical Press]], [[2849]]<ref name="HS(TLC)p56">''House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)'', p. 56, "Tales Of Grimm"</ref>}} | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | *[[ComStar (sourcebook)|''ComStar'']] | + | * ''[[ComStar (sourcebook)|''ComStar'']]'' |
| − | *''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]'' | + | * ''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]'' |
| + | * ''[[House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)]]'' | ||
[[Category:Minor Characters|Steiner, Marcus]] | [[Category:Minor Characters|Steiner, Marcus]] | ||
[[Category:Archons|Steiner, Marcus]] | [[Category:Archons|Steiner, Marcus]] | ||
[[Category:House Steiner Characters|Steiner, Marcus]] | [[Category:House Steiner Characters|Steiner, Marcus]] | ||
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Marcus Steiner (Born 2799 - Died 2844) was the nineteenth Archon of the Lyran Commonwealth.[1]
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Biography
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Archon of the Lyran Commonwealth
One of Marcus's first acts as Archon was to convince the Estates-General to pass his father's Reclamation Act of 2823, which required that ComStar's profits and property be taxed like any other business operating in the Lyran Commonwealth, his father's response to tensions between himself and Primus Conrad Toyama after the leader of ComStar virtually blackmailed Richard into HPG transmission rate increases. [2]
Shortly before the first tax bill was due, on October 3rd 2823 Toyama and the First Circuit passed Exclusion of Tharkad Act, ComStar's first Communications Interdiction against one of the Successor States. A copy of the act was transmitted to Tharkad and delivered to the Marcus, followed by the shutdown and disabling of the capital's Hyperpulse Generator. [2] Before Marcus could even respond, all ComStar personnel were safely evacuated off world. In one fell swoop Toyama had shown all the House Lords that he was not afraid to use ComStar's power. The Interdiction lasted almost a full year with little communication between the Commonwealth and ComStar before Marcus eventually bowed to public pressure in the fall of 2824 and asked the Estates General to rescind the Act. Within 72 hours of the announcement, the Tharkad HPG was again active and processing.[3]
Quotes
| “ | Good God, how can you trust anyone you respect? | ” |
| — Archon Marcus Steiner, hearing of the 65th regiment's disapperance into the Periphery, in Marcus Steiner: A Profile, by Ludvilla Michos, Commonwealth Historical Press, 2849[4] | ||