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Mandra Quin'Si
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 Image from Steve Bowers | |
| Mandra Quin'Si, with its broad canals and strips of irrigated land resembles the classic pulp fiction idea of Mars | |
Mandra Quin'Si - Data Panel | |
| Star | Mu Herculis A |
|---|---|
| Type | G5 IV |
| Luminosity | 1.1 |
| Distance from Sol | 27.4 ly |
| Companions | 300 AU distant Mu Herculis BC 27.4 a pair of red dwarfs 2 AU apart |
| Planet | Mandra Quin'Si |
| Classification | AreanXeric subtype, partially terraformed |
K4H and TakiCorb partially terraformed this dry planet, covering the desert surface with wide canals fringed by irrigated land. Mandra Quin'Si resembles the classic atomic age pulp sf fables of Mars, although in this case the canals and decadent cities were built by human slaves ruled by the tyrants known as the Terrorlords of the Quasa'an Dynasty.
In 2446 the Tsutari Ambastory, a religious confederation drawn from the worlds and habitats of Mu Herculis A, B and C, overthrew the Quasa'an dynasty, bringing the era of tyranny to an end.
 Image from Steve Bowers | |
| Mandra Quin'Si and its moon, Alyoia | |
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A somewhat complex quaternary system, 27.4 ly from Sol, that has provided a dramatic backdrop for the rich and once tragic history. The system was rather marginal, so H4K and TakiCorb did just a cursory terraform before selling the rights to the Mandra Quin'Si company that started settling the system.
(see also Mandra QuinSi, Battle of the Fringe, and Quasa'an Dynasty) - Mukerilis Bis
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Religious confederation of baseline hu worlds responsible for ending the reign of the Terrorlords of Mandra Quin'Si in 2446.
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Development Notes
Text by Steve Bowers
expanded from the original by Anders Sandberg
Initially published on 10 February 2010.
expanded from the original by Anders Sandberg
Initially published on 10 February 2010.
