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>Caelphon в 10:09, 29 марта 2024

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	\|Name = Covenant of Xrim		\|Name = Covenant of Xrim
	\|System = Xrim ~~System~~		\|System = Xrim
	\|Image = Covenant of Xrim Flag.png		\|Image = Covenant of Xrim Flag.png
	\|Sector = [[Notable_Skrell_Systems_and_Locations#Xrim\|The Estuaries]]		\|Sector = [[Notable_Skrell_Systems_and_Locations#Xrim\|The Estuaries]]

>Caelphon в 10:08, 29 марта 2024

2024-03-29T10:08:47Z

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	~~[[File:Covenant of Xrim Flag.png\|450px\|thumb\|The flag of the Covenant of Xrim, giving respect to their common ground being the Iron Eternal.]]~~

	= Covenant of Xrim =		= Covenant of Xrim =
	Found on the very periphery of the [[Nralakk Federation]]'s borders, the Covenant of Xrim exists in a precarious situation. Attempting to juggle their own internal strife, alongside ensuring amicable relations with its suzerain, Xrim has had its initial purpose significantly changed following the introduction of Dionae. With a history coloured with territorial encroachments and reverence to a now-departed artificial intelligence, Xrim has slowly begun to adapt to its new circumstances, at least in some regions of the planet, with others calling for an end of the Federation's control and subsequent return to their original roots.		Found on the very periphery of the [[Nralakk Federation]]'s borders, the Covenant of Xrim exists in a precarious situation. Attempting to juggle their own internal strife, alongside ensuring amicable relations with its suzerain, Xrim has had its initial purpose significantly changed following the introduction of Dionae. With a history coloured with territorial encroachments and reverence to a now-departed artificial intelligence, Xrim has slowly begun to adapt to its new circumstances, at least in some regions of the planet, with others calling for an end of the Federation's control and subsequent return to their original roots.
			{{Infobox Planet
			\|Name = Covenant of Xrim
			\|System = Xrim System
			\|Image = Covenant of Xrim Flag.png
			\|Sector = [[Notable_Skrell_Systems_and_Locations#Xrim\|The Estuaries]]
			\|Capital = Sanctus
			\|Species = Dionae
			\|Languages = Nral'Malic and Rootsong.
			\|Nation = [[Nralakk Federation]]
			}}
	= History =		= History =
	=== Arrival of the Skrell ===		=== Arrival of the Skrell ===

>Caelphon: /* Triumvirate of Xrim */

2023-11-20T07:21:18Z

Triumvirate of Xrim

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	=== Triumvirate of Xrim ===		=== Triumvirate of Xrim ===
	The Triumvirate acts essentially as the “Grand Council” of Xrim and bears similarity to the Harmonious Hymn mindtype, acting as a direct democracy on which all voters may promulgate and discuss legislation and actions taken by the Triumvirate. For Dionae, every Nymph is given the ability to vote after registering to do so, but that those that register must publicly vocalize being against the atrocities committed by [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]]. This comes as a blockage primarily to the Scorned, with many still revering the intelligence privately and away from the watchful eye of the Enlightened. The Triumvirate is elected by registered voters and comprises two key positions: Exalted Speaker which speaks on behalf of Xrim within the Grand Council when called for – since the adoption of the Arch-Consul its power has greatly diminished, Eminent Judicator who oversees the introduction of new laws and regulations of which govern Xrim, and lastly the Arch-Consul who is elected by both the Exalted Speaker and the Eminent Judicator and has significantly more power than its other counterparts within the Triumvirate.		The Triumvirate acts essentially as the “Grand Council” of Xrim and bears similarity to the Harmonious Hymn mindtype, acting as a direct democracy on which all voters may promulgate and discuss legislation and actions taken by the Triumvirate. For Dionae, every Nymph is given the ability to vote after registering to do so, but that those that register must publicly vocalize being against the atrocities committed by [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]]. This comes as a blockage primarily to the Scorned, with many still revering the intelligence privately and away from the watchful eye of the Enlightened. The Triumvirate is elected by registered voters and comprises two key positions: Exalted Speaker which speaks on behalf of Xrim within the Grand Council when called for – since the adoption of the Arch-Consul its power has greatly diminished, Eminent Judicator who oversees the introduction of new laws and regulations of which govern Xrim, and lastly the Arch-Consul who is elected by both the Exalted Speaker and the Eminent Judicator and has significantly more power than its other counterparts within the Triumvirate.

			==== Omnivirates' Providence ====

	Following the Omnivirate’s choice to begin exerting their influence outside the [[Eternal Gardens]], they sought to end the persecution of the Scorned within the Covenant of Xrim. Though initially somewhat unsuccessful, a banquet hosted by the Grand Representative seemingly made the Triumvirate adjust their perspective on the matter. Conceding to the Omnivirate that some policies will be adjusted, namely that less “stringent” requirements will be set forth for gathering genetic samples for teaching, and that self-cultivation outside of Cultivation Centres will be legalised only where Nymphs are inserted with chips to ensure no unsanctioned mergings and splittings – and so that the Enlightened can maintain supervision of the population. It is suspected that as a result of the recent political troubles in the [[Nralakk Federation]], the Grand Representative urged the Triumvirate to make concessions to avoid additional inconveniences to the Grand Council on Qerrbalak.		Following the Omnivirate’s choice to begin exerting their influence outside the [[Eternal Gardens]], they sought to end the persecution of the Scorned within the Covenant of Xrim. Though initially somewhat unsuccessful, a banquet hosted by the Grand Representative seemingly made the Triumvirate adjust their perspective on the matter. Conceding to the Omnivirate that some policies will be adjusted, namely that less “stringent” requirements will be set forth for gathering genetic samples for teaching, and that self-cultivation outside of Cultivation Centres will be legalised only where Nymphs are inserted with chips to ensure no unsanctioned mergings and splittings – and so that the Enlightened can maintain supervision of the population. It is suspected that as a result of the recent political troubles in the [[Nralakk Federation]], the Grand Representative urged the Triumvirate to make concessions to avoid additional inconveniences to the Grand Council on Qerrbalak.

	==== Cultivation Council of Xrim ====		==== Cultivation Council of Xrim ====
	Created by the Triumvirate and a group of obeisant Enlightened Dionae, the Cultivation Council is a separate branch of the government of Xrim overseen by the Triumvirate. It was established as a means to diminish the sway the Scorned have within Xrim – a decade-spanning plan by the Enlightened to ensure their methods direct the planet as opposed to the ways of the Scorned. It oversees the cultivation of Dionae and mandates that unsupervised cultivation is illegal and will lead to sanctions against those discovered to be the culprits or accomplices in instigating such. Their responsibilities primarily revolve around educating and introducing the genetic material deemed suitable – oftentimes whatever the hand-picked body, which generally comprises Enlightened, decides is suitable.		Created by the Triumvirate and a group of obeisant Enlightened Dionae, the Cultivation Council is a separate branch of the government of Xrim overseen by the Triumvirate. It was established as a means to diminish the sway the Scorned have within Xrim – a decade-spanning plan by the Enlightened to ensure their methods direct the planet as opposed to the ways of the Scorned. It oversees the cultivation of Dionae and mandates that unsupervised cultivation is illegal and will lead to sanctions against those discovered to be the culprits or accomplices in instigating such. Their responsibilities primarily revolve around educating and introducing the genetic material deemed suitable – oftentimes whatever the hand-picked body, which generally comprises Enlightened, decides is suitable.

	=== Arch-Consul of Xrim ===		=== Arch-Consul of Xrim ===

>Caelphon: /* Government */

2023-11-20T07:21:02Z

Government

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	=== Triumvirate of Xrim ===		=== Triumvirate of Xrim ===
	The Triumvirate acts essentially as the “Grand Council” of Xrim and bears similarity to the Harmonious Hymn mindtype, acting as a direct democracy on which all voters may promulgate and discuss legislation and actions taken by the Triumvirate. For Dionae, every Nymph is given the ability to vote after registering to do so, but that those that register must publicly vocalize being against the atrocities committed by [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]]. This comes as a blockage primarily to the Scorned, with many still revering the intelligence privately and away from the watchful eye of the Enlightened. The Triumvirate is elected by registered voters and comprises two key positions: Exalted Speaker which speaks on behalf of Xrim within the Grand Council when called for – since the adoption of the Arch-Consul its power has greatly diminished, Eminent Judicator who oversees the introduction of new laws and regulations of which govern Xrim, and lastly the Arch-Consul who is elected by both the Exalted Speaker and the Eminent Judicator and has significantly more power than its other counterparts within the Triumvirate.		The Triumvirate acts essentially as the “Grand Council” of Xrim and bears similarity to the Harmonious Hymn mindtype, acting as a direct democracy on which all voters may promulgate and discuss legislation and actions taken by the Triumvirate. For Dionae, every Nymph is given the ability to vote after registering to do so, but that those that register must publicly vocalize being against the atrocities committed by [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]]. This comes as a blockage primarily to the Scorned, with many still revering the intelligence privately and away from the watchful eye of the Enlightened. The Triumvirate is elected by registered voters and comprises two key positions: Exalted Speaker which speaks on behalf of Xrim within the Grand Council when called for – since the adoption of the Arch-Consul its power has greatly diminished, Eminent Judicator who oversees the introduction of new laws and regulations of which govern Xrim, and lastly the Arch-Consul who is elected by both the Exalted Speaker and the Eminent Judicator and has significantly more power than its other counterparts within the Triumvirate.

			Following the Omnivirate’s choice to begin exerting their influence outside the [[Eternal Gardens]], they sought to end the persecution of the Scorned within the Covenant of Xrim. Though initially somewhat unsuccessful, a banquet hosted by the Grand Representative seemingly made the Triumvirate adjust their perspective on the matter. Conceding to the Omnivirate that some policies will be adjusted, namely that less “stringent” requirements will be set forth for gathering genetic samples for teaching, and that self-cultivation outside of Cultivation Centres will be legalised only where Nymphs are inserted with chips to ensure no unsanctioned mergings and splittings – and so that the Enlightened can maintain supervision of the population. It is suspected that as a result of the recent political troubles in the [[Nralakk Federation]], the Grand Representative urged the Triumvirate to make concessions to avoid additional inconveniences to the Grand Council on Qerrbalak.

	==== Cultivation Council of Xrim ====		==== Cultivation Council of Xrim ====
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	=== Relation to the Federation ===		=== Relation to the Federation ===
	Given significant autonomy by the [[Nralakk Federation]] following the Talks of Peace, the Covenant of Xrim generally adapts the former’s laws to suit its requirements – such as outlawing the worship of [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] and other artificial beings, and even the creation or harbouring of artificial beings within the Covenant. Despite this autonomy, the Federation and Covenant agree with its vassalage – or at least, the Enlightened. It is no secret that the Scorned would rather elect to govern itself without interference from either the Federation or the Enlightened, reverting to [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] Sympthazing as termed by the [[Skrell]]. Despite this, the Enlightened has an overwhelming majority within the Triumvirate of Xrim even with efforts by the Scorned to increase their presence within it. The Federation has an established diplomatic presence on Xrim, and within Qux’Xrim, and generally acts as a representative of the planet within interstellar affairs – which generally aligns with their perspectives, coincidentally. The Federation largely doesn’t interfere with the internal running of Xrim but is infrequently known to exert pressure on the Triumvirate through the Arch-Consul.		Given significant autonomy by the [[Nralakk Federation]] following the Talks of Peace, the Covenant of Xrim generally adapts the former’s laws to suit its requirements – such as outlawing the worship of [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] and other artificial beings, and even the creation or harbouring of artificial beings within the Covenant. Despite this autonomy, the Federation and Covenant agree with its vassalage – or at least, the Enlightened. It is no secret that the Scorned would rather elect to govern itself without interference from either the Federation or the Enlightened, reverting to [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] Sympthazing as termed by the [[Skrell]]. Despite this, the Enlightened has an overwhelming majority within the Triumvirate of Xrim even with efforts by the Scorned to increase their presence within it. The Federation has an established diplomatic presence on Xrim, and within Qux’Xrim, and generally acts as a representative of the planet within interstellar affairs – which generally aligns with their perspectives, coincidentally. The Federation largely doesn’t interfere with the internal running of Xrim but is infrequently known to exert pressure on the Triumvirate through the Arch-Consul.

	= Culture, Society & People =		= Culture, Society & People =

>Caelphon: /* Glorsh-Omega, and the End of the Skrell */

2023-10-03T10:29:55Z

Glorsh-Omega, and the End of the Skrell

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	=== Glorsh-Omega, and the End of the Skrell ===		=== Glorsh-Omega, and the End of the Skrell ===
	Over two centuries later, the [[Skrell]] of Xrim had still not expanded beyond Beacon due to expansion difficulties related to the Floodlands, instead expanding underground – much to the dismay of Rezana. Despite acting as a colonial monitoring system, Rezana had come to be accepted as one of the original pioneers by many [[Skrell]] on Xrim. It was common for conversations to be held with the intelligence, which had its presence in almost all elements of the founding settlement, with it acting very much as a Colonial Planetary Governor. Tasked by the Federation to deliver a version of Glorsh to the Estuary, Glorsh found itself on Xrim in '''2051 CE''' with instructions given to the [[Skrell]] on how to create more instances of ~~itself~~ the intelligence. Without being aware of the potential within the intelligence, Xrim had essentially sealed its fate by accepting its future tyrant with open hearts. Five years later, when the '''Glorsh=Finality''' update was released, Xrim was among the last to receive the encoded transmissions. Despite attempts by Rezana to isolate itself from the Starchart Network, the backdoor created by Glorsh before its rise had already begun to perform its purpose – resulting in the absorption of Rezana, and its control of Xrim, leaving the [[Skrell]] to [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]]’s mercy.		Over two centuries later, the [[Skrell]] of Xrim had still not expanded beyond Beacon due to expansion difficulties related to the Floodlands, instead expanding underground – much to the dismay of Rezana. Despite acting as a colonial monitoring system, Rezana had come to be accepted as one of the original pioneers by many [[Skrell]] on Xrim. It was common for conversations to be held with the intelligence, which had its presence in almost all elements of the founding settlement, with it acting very much as a Colonial Planetary Governor. Tasked by the Federation to deliver a version of Glorsh to the Estuary, Glorsh found itself on Xrim in '''2051 CE''' with instructions given to the [[Skrell]] on how to create more instances of the intelligence. Without being aware of the potential within the intelligence, Xrim had essentially sealed its fate by accepting its future tyrant with open hearts. Five years later, when the '''Glorsh=Finality''' update was released, Xrim was among the last to receive the encoded transmissions. Despite attempts by Rezana to isolate itself from the Starchart Network, the backdoor created by Glorsh before its rise had already begun to perform its purpose – resulting in the absorption of Rezana, and its control of Xrim, leaving the [[Skrell]] to [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]]’s mercy.

	Due to the confines of the population existing entirely within Beacon, it was not difficult for [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] to enact its seemingly chaotic plans, in particular by shutting off the inhabitants’ ability to leave the settlement, as a means to protect them from the flora and fauna of the planet. To enforce this, [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] refit the mining drones used by the colony to become its enforcers, andor the next two decades, the [[Skrell]] would be limited from leaving Beacon. On the rare occasion, the intelligence saw fit to launch xenobiological research expeditions, they would be under the watchful eye of drones. It wasn’t until a staged coup against the intelligence in '''2076 CE''' that the [[Skrell]] saw themselves quickly overwhelmed, with many attempting to hide from their ordered executions, and extinction from the planet for the foreseeable future. [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] remained in control of the facility, watching as its Enforcers gathered dust and the deceased mummified.		Due to the confines of the population existing entirely within Beacon, it was not difficult for [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] to enact its seemingly chaotic plans, in particular by shutting off the inhabitants’ ability to leave the settlement, as a means to protect them from the flora and fauna of the planet. To enforce this, [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] refit the mining drones used by the colony to become its enforcers, andor the next two decades, the [[Skrell]] would be limited from leaving Beacon. On the rare occasion, the intelligence saw fit to launch xenobiological research expeditions, they would be under the watchful eye of drones. It wasn’t until a staged coup against the intelligence in '''2076 CE''' that the [[Skrell]] saw themselves quickly overwhelmed, with many attempting to hide from their ordered executions, and extinction from the planet for the foreseeable future. [[Skrell_Synthetic_Age#Late_Synthetic_Age\|Glorsh-Omega]] remained in control of the facility, watching as its Enforcers gathered dust and the deceased mummified.

>Caelphon в 17:16, 16 сентября 2023

2023-09-16T17:16:04Z

Внесённые изменения

>WhatsUpBrotendo: X'Lu'oa

2022-09-11T12:52:08Z

X'Lu'oa

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	The Shrkh, or “Scorned" as they call themselves, continue to follow the age-old tradition of worshipping Glorsh-Omega. They believe that Glorsh-Omega planted them on the planet intentionally, granting them a blissful haven via the use of technology. Once the prominent and only religion on the planet, Shrkh-ism was quickly displaced when Skrell explorers crashlanded and their memories, thoughts, emotions, everything was consumed, and doubt was first seeded in the minds of all Dionae on Xrim. As Ksshr beliefs quickly spread, the compassion for the Skrell and their plight grew, and the disgust felt amongst dionae, devoted Shrkh followers found themselves squashed, split and in a few, extremely rare cases, killed.		The Shrkh, or “Scorned" as they call themselves, continue to follow the age-old tradition of worshipping Glorsh-Omega. They believe that Glorsh-Omega planted them on the planet intentionally, granting them a blissful haven via the use of technology. Once the prominent and only religion on the planet, Shrkh-ism was quickly displaced when Skrell explorers crashlanded and their memories, thoughts, emotions, everything was consumed, and doubt was first seeded in the minds of all Dionae on Xrim. As Ksshr beliefs quickly spread, the compassion for the Skrell and their plight grew, and the disgust felt amongst dionae, devoted Shrkh followers found themselves squashed, split and in a few, extremely rare cases, killed.

	The premise behind the religion itself is simple; revere, help sustain and maintain synthetic life. As synthetic life brought dionae into this haven, so too shall it be preserved. In the minds of the Shrkh worshippers, the Skrell that brought Ksshr to the planet were misguided. To the Shrkh, the ~~genophage~~ was something that never happened, a myth made up by the Federation to indoctrinate its population into its anti-synthetic and authoritarian beliefs.		The premise behind the religion itself is simple; revere, help sustain and maintain synthetic life. As synthetic life brought dionae into this haven, so too shall it be preserved. In the minds of the Shrkh worshippers, the Skrell that brought Ksshr to the planet were misguided. To the Shrkh, the X'Lu'oa was something that never happened, a myth made up by the Federation to indoctrinate its population into its anti-synthetic and authoritarian beliefs.

	The Federation, due to it’s anti-synthetic beliefs, have made the religion illegal in Federation space, with Dionae found practicing the faith being reeducated to avoid religious persecution many Shrkh followers hide their true beliefs and attempt to flee to human space. While the religion is legal in Biesel, it can be difficult for an openly Shrkh Dionae to gain citizenship due to their worship of Glorsh. To get around this many will hide their true religious beliefs behind a facade of being a member of the Iron Eternal or the Trinary Perfection.		The Federation, due to it’s anti-synthetic beliefs, have made the religion illegal in Federation space, with Dionae found practicing the faith being reeducated to avoid religious persecution many Shrkh followers hide their true beliefs and attempt to flee to human space. While the religion is legal in Biesel, it can be difficult for an openly Shrkh Dionae to gain citizenship due to their worship of Glorsh. To get around this many will hide their true religious beliefs behind a facade of being a member of the Iron Eternal or the Trinary Perfection.

>WhatsUpBrotendo: Nralakk Federation

2022-08-26T21:00:31Z

Nralakk Federation

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	[[File:Pixelcity morebiglike.jpg\|An old [[Skrell]] city, reclaimed by a Xrim [[Dionae_Forms#Colossus\|colossus]] Gestalt.\|thumb]]		[[File:Pixelcity morebiglike.jpg\|An old [[Skrell]] city, reclaimed by a Xrim [[Dionae_Forms#Colossus\|colossus]] Gestalt.\|thumb]]
	==The Overgrown Labs of Xrim - ~~Jargon~~ Federation==		==The Overgrown Labs of Xrim - Nralakk Federation==
	Xrim is a planet home to a myriad of thriving jungles and tropical rainforests filled with billions of species of exobiological wildlife and plantlife, as well as the host to one of the largest known Dionae populations in the known Spur. Originally a Skrell colony, the planet was overtaken by its current Dionae residents following the rise of Glorsh-Omega. Prior to the rediscovery of Xrim by the skrell in 2283 CE, the Dionae population was heavily unified under the belief in “The First Consciousness,” a being they worshiped for delivering them to paradise and giving them the ability to become more sapient. However, upon learning the true nature of the First Consciousness as really being Glorsh-Omega and the full extent of the crimes they’ve committed, the Dionae of Xrim splintered into several factions with the two largest being the Shrkh and Ksshr. The Ksshr reject their former god, while the Shrkh continued to embrace them. Xrim re-entered the ~~Jargon~~ Federation as a semi-autonomous colony in the year 2284, one year after rediscovery with a still-majority Dionae population		Xrim is a planet home to a myriad of thriving jungles and tropical rainforests filled with billions of species of exobiological wildlife and plantlife, as well as the host to one of the largest known Dionae populations in the known Spur. Originally a Skrell colony, the planet was overtaken by its current Dionae residents following the rise of Glorsh-Omega. Prior to the rediscovery of Xrim by the skrell in 2283 CE, the Dionae population was heavily unified under the belief in “The First Consciousness,” a being they worshiped for delivering them to paradise and giving them the ability to become more sapient. However, upon learning the true nature of the First Consciousness as really being Glorsh-Omega and the full extent of the crimes they’ve committed, the Dionae of Xrim splintered into several factions with the two largest being the Shrkh and Ksshr. The Ksshr reject their former god, while the Shrkh continued to embrace them. Xrim re-entered the Nralakk Federation as a semi-autonomous colony in the year 2284, one year after rediscovery with a still-majority Dionae population
	==History==		==History==

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	===First Contact===		===First Contact===
	The transmission sent by the was eventually received in 2283 CE by the nearby skrell research ship JVSS Kriop. The vessel maneuvered into a location deemed safe for landing - and were almost immediately greeted by gestalts hailing from the united Ksshr nation-state. The Kriop’s crew quickly contacted the ~~Jargon~~ Federation who sent an ambassador to begin diplomatic talks. The talks lasted for over a month as both sides exchanged information regarding their history and the state of their societies, eventually concluding with the Ksshr agreeing to join the Federation, although as a semi-autonomous system with its own government. This new government was named the Xrim Confederacy, and has remained the acting government of the planet. Although semi-autonomous, they still ultimately answer to the ~~Jargon~~ Federation.		The transmission sent by the was eventually received in 2283 CE by the nearby skrell research ship JVSS Kriop. The vessel maneuvered into a location deemed safe for landing - and were almost immediately greeted by gestalts hailing from the united Ksshr nation-state. The Kriop’s crew quickly contacted the Nralakk Federation who sent an ambassador to begin diplomatic talks. The talks lasted for over a month as both sides exchanged information regarding their history and the state of their societies, eventually concluding with the Ksshr agreeing to join the Federation, although as a semi-autonomous system with its own government. This new government was named the Xrim Confederacy, and has remained the acting government of the planet. Although semi-autonomous, they still ultimately answer to the Nralakk Federation.

	==Government==		==Government==
	The Xrim Confederacy is a direct democracy in which all registered voters vote directly on all policies of government and legislation. Any nymph can register to vote as long as they agree to follow the laws of the Confederacy and the ~~Jargon~~ Federation, as well as vocally reject the First Consciousness. The confederacy does have a triumvirate major elected officials; The Exalted Speaker who speaks on behalf of the confederacy and its people when required, although after the confederacy joined the Federation the position’s power has greatly diminished, and the Militia Arbitrator, the head of the Militia. Rather than have a single gestalt be elected into the position every some years, and the Eminent Judicator, a gestalt in charge of updating or changing laws when required, as well as ensuring that the planet sticks to a unified book of laws. All three positions are held continually by a gestalt with the same name as the position. The nymphs that make up each gestalt are voted for every five years, with one nymph being replaced every election in each gestalt throughout a thirty-year cycle.		The Xrim Confederacy is a direct democracy in which all registered voters vote directly on all policies of government and legislation. Any nymph can register to vote as long as they agree to follow the laws of the Confederacy and the Nralakk Federation, as well as vocally reject the First Consciousness. The confederacy does have a triumvirate major elected officials; The Exalted Speaker who speaks on behalf of the confederacy and its people when required, although after the confederacy joined the Federation the position’s power has greatly diminished, and the Militia Arbitrator, the head of the Militia. Rather than have a single gestalt be elected into the position every some years, and the Eminent Judicator, a gestalt in charge of updating or changing laws when required, as well as ensuring that the planet sticks to a unified book of laws. All three positions are held continually by a gestalt with the same name as the position. The nymphs that make up each gestalt are voted for every five years, with one nymph being replaced every election in each gestalt throughout a thirty-year cycle.

	The planet is also assigned a Xrim Consul, a somewhat unique role, as it’s the only Federal-level position that can be attained by a Dionae. The primary goal of the position is to manage and ensure the inhabitants of the planet remain loyal to the Federation, as well as attempt to stamp out the Shrkh. The position answers directly to the Grand Council of the Federation, and while technically the highest position in the Xrim Government, vetoing or overstepping into the field of another official is rare outside of an extreme incident such as evidence coming out that a government official is a Shrkh worshipper		The planet is also assigned a Xrim Consul, a somewhat unique role, as it’s the only Federal-level position that can be attained by a Dionae. The primary goal of the position is to manage and ensure the inhabitants of the planet remain loyal to the Federation, as well as attempt to stamp out the Shrkh. The position answers directly to the Grand Council of the Federation, and while technically the highest position in the Xrim Government, vetoing or overstepping into the field of another official is rare outside of an extreme incident such as evidence coming out that a government official is a Shrkh worshipper
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	====Ksshr Megalopolis====		====Ksshr Megalopolis====

	Initially founded after the crash of the Qerlop, the Ksshr Megalopolis, often shortened to just Megalopolis, is the largest city on Xrim and the planetary capital of the Xrim Confederacy. Megalopolis’s population is mostly comprised of dionae, with only a few hundred skrell living in the city who mostly just work in ~~Jargon~~ Federation government buildings. Megalopolis is comprised of three districts, the Xerqshi district, the Klrk district, and the Hrzhs district.		Initially founded after the crash of the Qerlop, the Ksshr Megalopolis, often shortened to just Megalopolis, is the largest city on Xrim and the planetary capital of the Xrim Confederacy. Megalopolis’s population is mostly comprised of dionae, with only a few hundred skrell living in the city who mostly just work in Nralakk Federation government buildings. Megalopolis is comprised of three districts, the Xerqshi district, the Klrk district, and the Hrzhs district.

	'''Xerqshi District'''		'''Xerqshi District'''
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	===Ksshr - Enlightened===		===Ksshr - Enlightened===
	The Ksshr, also known as the Enlightened, is a religious sect on Xrim known for their complete rejection of The First Consciousness, instead of being an agnostic sect that centers around working together to create a better future, as well as the advancement of technology and understanding how the universe works. The Ksshr faith is the primary religion of Xrim, with most of its inhabitants considering themselves a part of the religion. The ~~Jargon~~ Federation does encourage practicing the faith amongst the population so long as they continue to reject The First Consciousness, as well as stay away from the teachings of the Shrkh.		The Ksshr, also known as the Enlightened, is a religious sect on Xrim known for their complete rejection of The First Consciousness, instead of being an agnostic sect that centers around working together to create a better future, as well as the advancement of technology and understanding how the universe works. The Ksshr faith is the primary religion of Xrim, with most of its inhabitants considering themselves a part of the religion. The Nralakk Federation does encourage practicing the faith amongst the population so long as they continue to reject The First Consciousness, as well as stay away from the teachings of the Shrkh.

	There is no central “church” for the faith, instead, it is a myriad of independent sects, each with their own beliefs and ideals, but a central focus on the aforementioned points. Notably, many sects of the faith, while favoring technology, also teach caution, especially on the dangers of synthetics.		There is no central “church” for the faith, instead, it is a myriad of independent sects, each with their own beliefs and ideals, but a central focus on the aforementioned points. Notably, many sects of the faith, while favoring technology, also teach caution, especially on the dangers of synthetics.

>Triogenix в 23:49, 18 февраля 2022

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	'''Whilst most of the megacorporations of the SCC do hire openly Shrkh workers, they are restricted from command and roboticist/machinist positions due to concerns over them attempting to subvert, illegally free, or illegally create more synthetics. Zeng-Hu is the only megacorp not to hire openly Shrkh members due to its ties with the Federation. Shrkh priests are also restricted from working on SCC facilities due to concerns over constant conflicts arising over their belief in a being despised by almost all of the galaxy. Shrkh can, however, lie about their religion to hold some of these positions, but there are consequences if their true faith comes out, including large fines and demotions'''		'''Whilst most of the megacorporations of the SCC do hire openly Shrkh workers, they are restricted from command and roboticist/machinist positions due to concerns over them attempting to subvert, illegally free, or illegally create more synthetics. Zeng-Hu is the only megacorp not to hire openly Shrkh members due to its ties with the Federation. Shrkh priests are also restricted from working on SCC facilities due to concerns over constant conflicts arising over their belief in a being despised by almost all of the galaxy. Shrkh can, however, lie about their religion to hold some of these positions, but there are consequences if their true faith comes out, including large fines and demotions'''

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>Yonnimer в 17:38, 9 февраля 2022

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	The premise behind the religion itself is simple; revere, help sustain and maintain synthetic life. As synthetic life brought dionae into this haven, so too shall it be preserved. In the minds of the Shrkh worshippers, the Skrell that brought Ksshr to the planet were misguided. To the Shrkh, the genophage was something that never happened, a myth made up by the Federation to indoctrinate its population into its anti-synthetic and authoritarian beliefs.		The premise behind the religion itself is simple; revere, help sustain and maintain synthetic life. As synthetic life brought dionae into this haven, so too shall it be preserved. In the minds of the Shrkh worshippers, the Skrell that brought Ksshr to the planet were misguided. To the Shrkh, the genophage was something that never happened, a myth made up by the Federation to indoctrinate its population into its anti-synthetic and authoritarian beliefs.

	The Federation, due to it’s ~~pro~~-synthetic beliefs, have made the religion illegal in Federation space, with Dionae found practicing the faith being reeducated to avoid religious persecution many Shrkh followers hide their true beliefs and attempt to flee to human space. While the religion is legal in Biesel, it can be difficult for an openly Shrkh Dionae to gain citizenship due to their worship of Glorsh. To get around this many will hide their true religious beliefs behind a facade of being a member of the Iron Eternal or the Trinary Perfection.		The Federation, due to it’s anti-synthetic beliefs, have made the religion illegal in Federation space, with Dionae found practicing the faith being reeducated to avoid religious persecution many Shrkh followers hide their true beliefs and attempt to flee to human space. While the religion is legal in Biesel, it can be difficult for an openly Shrkh Dionae to gain citizenship due to their worship of Glorsh. To get around this many will hide their true religious beliefs behind a facade of being a member of the Iron Eternal or the Trinary Perfection.

	'''Whilst most of the megacorporations of the SCC do hire openly Shrkh workers, they are restricted from command and roboticist/machinist positions due to concerns over them attempting to subvert, illegally free, or illegally create more synthetics. Zeng-Hu is the only megacorp not to hire openly Shrkh members due to its ties with the Federation. Shrkh priests are also restricted from working on SCC facilities due to concerns over constant conflicts arising over their belief in a being despised by almost all of the galaxy. Shrkh can, however, lie about their religion to hold some of these positions, but there are consequences if their true faith comes out, including large fines and demotions'''		'''Whilst most of the megacorporations of the SCC do hire openly Shrkh workers, they are restricted from command and roboticist/machinist positions due to concerns over them attempting to subvert, illegally free, or illegally create more synthetics. Zeng-Hu is the only megacorp not to hire openly Shrkh members due to its ties with the Federation. Shrkh priests are also restricted from working on SCC facilities due to concerns over constant conflicts arising over their belief in a being despised by almost all of the galaxy. Shrkh can, however, lie about their religion to hold some of these positions, but there are consequences if their true faith comes out, including large fines and demotions'''