Skrell Politics - Revision history

Beepbopbeepbop: typo fix

2026-01-10T04:27:18Z

typo fix

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	\| '''Nralakk Federation Economic Planning and Quota Council''' [NFEPQC] \|\| Grand Advisor of Economics, Economic Planner ''Yewis’kiv Bulo’woka'' \|\| Advises on national quota projections, development of economic sectors, industrial expansion, and coordination with corporate and foreign labour bodies.		\| '''Nralakk Federation Economic Planning and Quota Council''' [NFEPQC] \|\| Grand Advisor of Economics, Economic Planner ''Yewis’kiv Bulo’woka'' \|\| Advises on national quota projections, development of economic sectors, industrial expansion, and coordination with corporate and foreign labour bodies.
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	\| '''Nralakk Federation Health and Betterment Council''' [NFHBC] \|\| Grand Advisor of Health, Chief ~~Medical~~ Director ''Ninilur’yiv Avila'' \|\| Advises on matters of medical developments, health trends within age and Index demographics, and birthrate projections.		\| '''Nralakk Federation Health and Betterment Council''' [NFHBC] \|\| Grand Advisor of Health, Chief Director ''Ninilur’yiv Avila'' \|\| Advises on matters of medical developments, health trends within age and Index demographics, and birthrate projections.
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	\| '''Nralakk Federation Education Council''' [NFEC] \|\| Grand Advisor of Education Chief Instructor ''Gijiq’ximi Piq-Valik'' \|\| Advises and reports on national curriculum, student body trends, and development of future educational development.		\| '''Nralakk Federation Education Council''' [NFEC] \|\| Grand Advisor of Education, Chief Instructor ''Gijiq’ximi Piq-Valik'' \|\| Advises and reports on national curriculum, student body trends, and development of future educational development.
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	\| '''Nralakk Federation Diona Integration and Harmony Council''' [NFDIHC] \|\| Grand Advisor of Diona Affairs, Diona Liaison ''Wuyoa Bero-Rixi''l & Gestalt Representative ''Curator'' of Greater Internal Harmony \|\| Advises the development of the induction of diona and gestalts into the Federation, Spiral Garden statistics, and cultural developments within the Conglomerated Choir of Nralakk.		\| '''Nralakk Federation Diona Integration and Harmony Council''' [NFDIHC] \|\| Grand Advisor of Diona Affairs, Diona Liaison ''Wuyoa Bero-Rixi''l & Gestalt Representative ''Curator'' of Greater Internal Harmony \|\| Advises the development of the induction of diona and gestalts into the Federation, Spiral Garden statistics, and cultural developments within the Conglomerated Choir of Nralakk.
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	\| '''Nralakk Federation Hive Integration and Diplomacy Council''' [NFHIDC] \|\| Grand Advisor of ~~Skrell Culture~~, C’thur Liaison ''Vilejio Trujiv’ruwi'' & C’thur Queens ''Mouv'' and ''Vytel'' \|\| Advises on the development of Diulszi, C'thur Hive political involvement, adoption of both sapient workers and Viax into the national workforce, and the physical state of High Queen C'thur.		\| '''Nralakk Federation Hive Integration and Diplomacy Council''' [NFHIDC] \|\| Grand Advisor of C'thur Affairs, C’thur Liaison ''Vilejio Trujiv’ruwi'' & C’thur Queens ''Mouv'' and ''Vytel'' \|\| Advises on the development of Diulszi, C'thur Hive political involvement, adoption of both sapient workers and Viax into the national workforce, and the physical state of High Queen C'thur.
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	\| '''Nralakk Federation Traverse Management Advisory Board''' [NFTMAB] \|\| Grand Advisors for the Traverse, all advisory board members \|\| Recently formed, irregular council after the events of the Q'elpi Basin crisis. Advises on the matters of the Traverse's development, autonomy, and the Qehalak's development as an independent enforcement body.		\| '''Nralakk Federation Traverse Management Advisory Board''' [NFTMAB] \|\| Grand Advisors for the Traverse, all advisory board members \|\| Recently formed, irregular council after the events of the Q'elpi Basin crisis. Advises on the matters of the Traverse's development, autonomy, and the Qehalak's development as an independent enforcement body.

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2025-10-17T21:42:29Z

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Stripes: Rewrites the Skrell Politics page to update with the Phoron Scarcity update.

2025-09-07T01:47:56Z

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Triogenix at 13:46, 16 August 2025

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RustingWithYou: /* Izweski Hegemony */ NBOW relationship update

2024-08-11T03:20:49Z

Izweski Hegemony: NBOW relationship update

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	=== Izweski Hegemony ===		=== Izweski Hegemony ===
	The ~~relationship between the~~ nations ~~of Skrell and Unathi has been rocky,~~ to ~~say~~ the ~~least. Following their introduction to~~ the ~~intergalactic stage~~ and ~~subsequent Contact War,~~ the ~~rule of~~ Hegemon ~~S'kresti caused relations to sour. The conflict on Ouerea as well as~~ the ~~handling~~ of the ~~Defiled Lands~~ and ~~various accusations made by both sides~~, ~~proven or otherwise~~, ~~only continues to mar recent history. It is only with~~ the ~~death of~~ the ~~last Hegemon and~~ the ~~official coronation of Not~~'~~zar~~ Izweski ~~where the situation is beginning to look hopeful for relations~~.		The Nralakk Federation was one of two nations to make first contact with the Hegemony alongside the Sol Alliance, and jointly operated the Ouerean provisional government with them. Following Hegemon S’kresti’s demand for the return of Ouerea, the Federation withdrew completely from Uueoa-Esa and had little formal contact with the Hegemony for over a decade, remaining focused on their own affairs. [[New Blades Old Wounds Arc\|In 2466, following political upheaval in the Federation and economic difficulties in the Hegemony, the two nations worked to restore their relationship]], signing the '''Nralakk-Izweski Mutual Prosperity Agreement.'''

	~~The stifling silence between them is seen to be either a growing tension~~ between two ~~groups on~~ the ~~cusp~~ of ~~change, or merely an awkward pause before reconciliation, reparation,~~ and ~~realignment~~. Though ~~they lack embassies in their respective territories~~, the Skrell ~~assert responsibility and interest in~~ the ~~development in Ouerea as~~ it ~~becomes a cultural hotbed and merger~~ of ~~ideas and innovation~~, ~~and as such talks between~~ the ~~two groups is inevitable. Furthermore~~, ~~Skrell~~ and ~~Unathi delegations have been openly suggesting diplomacy; though facing backlash~~ from ~~bitter traditionalists~~ and ~~more conservative Unathi in~~ the ~~Hegemony~~, ~~it is clear some amount of change is on~~ the ~~horizon, for better or for worse~~.		This treaty opened trade between the two nations, as well as making provisions for the use of Hegemony ports and stations by the Qukala and sending humanitarian workers to Moghes. Though some Hegemony lords were initially opposed, most public enmity towards the Skrell was silenced after the Izaku Rebellion, with few willing to openly align themselves with the traitorous Lord of Mudki. In the Federation, the Homeworld Traditionalist Coalition has argued against the agreement, though most of the other parties have backed it for their own myriad of reasons.

			The two nations have close ties, though trade through the Sparring Sea remains risky due to the presence of pirates, smugglers, and privateers - requiring great effort from both the Qukala and the Izweski Navy to ensure that trade routes remain open. Nevertheless, the agreement has forged a strong bond - and one that seems to promise a new approach to the wider Spur from both nations.

	=== The Commonwealth of Hieroaetheria ===		=== The Commonwealth of Hieroaetheria ===

WhatsUpBrotendo: /* Qehalak */

2024-07-19T15:22:54Z

Qehalak

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	The primary objective of the Qehalak is to provide the main defence force for the Traverse states, with each state organising, training, and equipping its own force, while also acting as an auxiliary force where required by the Qukala during domestic operations. The Qehalak not only allows each Traverse state to properly defend itself from internal and external threats but has also lessened the burden of the Qukala, which was solely responsible for the military defence of the Nralakk Federation; events involving the Ti'Raqki and the Independent Traverser Movement concluded that a centralised force was no longer effective in properly responding to security threats within the Federation.		The primary objective of the Qehalak is to provide the main defence force for the Traverse states, with each state organising, training, and equipping its own force, while also acting as an auxiliary force where required by the Qukala during domestic operations. The Qehalak not only allows each Traverse state to properly defend itself from internal and external threats but has also lessened the burden of the Qukala, which was solely responsible for the military defence of the Nralakk Federation; events involving the Ti'Raqki and the Independent Traverser Movement concluded that a centralised force was no longer effective in properly responding to security threats within the Federation.

	The Qehalak is a part-time, voluntary organisation, which relies on ~~more~~ local governments to equip and train, and has been compared to the early Tau Ceti Foreign Legion - both favourably and unfavourably. Some praise the concept for its potential to further secure the Traverse, while others have raised concerns regarding the potential for inconsistency in the quality of Qehalak organisations between the Traverse states. As the organisation was only formed recently, the accuracy of these concerns is still unknown.		The Qehalak is a part-time, voluntary organisation, which relies on local governments to equip and train, and has been compared to the early Tau Ceti Foreign Legion - both favourably and unfavourably. Some praise the concept for its potential to further secure the Traverse, while others have raised concerns regarding the potential for inconsistency in the quality of Qehalak organisations between the Traverse states. As the organisation was only formed recently, the accuracy of these concerns is still unknown.

	[[File:Tup.PNG\|thumb\|125px\|The unique emblem of the Tupkala.]]		[[File:Tup.PNG\|thumb\|125px\|The unique emblem of the Tupkala.]]

Caelphon at 06:23, 9 April 2024

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	The stifling silence between them is seen to be either a growing tension between two groups on the cusp of change, or merely an awkward pause before reconciliation, reparation, and realignment. Though they lack embassies in their respective territories, the Skrell assert responsibility and interest in the development in Ouerea as it becomes a cultural hotbed and merger of ideas and innovation, and as such talks between the two groups is inevitable. Furthermore, Skrell and Unathi delegations have been openly suggesting diplomacy; though facing backlash from bitter traditionalists and more conservative Unathi in the Hegemony, it is clear some amount of change is on the horizon, for better or for worse.		The stifling silence between them is seen to be either a growing tension between two groups on the cusp of change, or merely an awkward pause before reconciliation, reparation, and realignment. Though they lack embassies in their respective territories, the Skrell assert responsibility and interest in the development in Ouerea as it becomes a cultural hotbed and merger of ideas and innovation, and as such talks between the two groups is inevitable. Furthermore, Skrell and Unathi delegations have been openly suggesting diplomacy; though facing backlash from bitter traditionalists and more conservative Unathi in the Hegemony, it is clear some amount of change is on the horizon, for better or for worse.

	=== The ~~Co-operative Territories~~ of ~~Epsilon Ursea Minoris~~ ===		=== The Commonwealth of Hieroaetheria ===
	The Nralakk Federation and ~~CT-EUM~~ have close ties, with the Federation playing a large part in the formation of the ~~planets primary Government~~. The Federation has a permanent embassy in the city of Nral'Daaq on the planet, which is also the location of the majority of Skrell that live here. The Nralakk Federation has long-established trade and migration agreements with ~~CT-EUM~~, with the latter allowing for a somewhat easier citizenship process for Dionae originating from ~~Epsilon Ursea Minoris~~, and the former allowing ~~EUM~~ to export goods to the Nralakk Federation on a barter basis similar to their local economy.		The Nralakk Federation and the Commonwealth of Hieroaetheria have close ties, with the Federation playing a large part in the formation of the planet's most influential nation. The Federation has a permanent embassy in the city of Nral'Daaq on the planet, which is also the location of the majority of Skrell that live here. The Nralakk Federation has long-established trade and migration agreements with the Consortium, with the latter allowing for a somewhat easier citizenship process for Dionae originating from [[Hieroaetheria]], and the former allowing Hieroaetheria to export goods to the Nralakk Federation on a barter basis similar to their local economy.

	Whilst CT-EUM is independent, the planet is close to the Nralakk Federations borders, and the city-state of Nral'Daaq has a sizeable population of citizens from the Nralakk Federation. Officially, the Nralakk Federation stays out of the CT-EUM's affairs, but observers have pointed out CT-EUMs involvement in crackdowns on anti-Federation sentiment within its borders.

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La Villa Strangiato: fixes more redlinks, fixes a date formatting

2023-11-22T19:22:33Z

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	[[Notable_Skrell_Systems_and_Locations#The_Tetramerous_Systems:_The_Traverse\|The Traverse]] is a collection of systems that are considered the frontier of Federation space. Stretching from the [[Notable_Skrell_Systems_and_Locations#The_Contingent_Systems:_The_Second_Waves\|Second Waves]], the second-oldest set of systems colonised by the Skrell, to the far edges of Federation territory, the Traverse plays a vital role in supporting the Nralakk Federation.		[[Notable_Skrell_Systems_and_Locations#The_Tetramerous_Systems:_The_Traverse\|The Traverse]] is a collection of systems that are considered the frontier of Federation space. Stretching from the [[Notable_Skrell_Systems_and_Locations#The_Contingent_Systems:_The_Second_Waves\|Second Waves]], the second-oldest set of systems colonised by the Skrell, to the far edges of Federation territory, the Traverse plays a vital role in supporting the Nralakk Federation.

	Despite this importance, the Traverse is seen as a backwater by Skrell hailing from the inner systems, and those that live in the region are regularly labelled [[subversives]] or [[criminals]]. Combined with the Federation's apparent lack of urgency when it comes to dealing with situations such as famine, disease, piracy, or natural disasters, this has led to many in the Traverse holding a dim view of the Nralakk Federation and their place in it.		Despite this importance, the Traverse is seen as a backwater by Skrell hailing from the inner systems, and those that live in the region are regularly labelled subversives or criminals. Combined with the Federation's apparent lack of urgency when it comes to dealing with situations such as famine, disease, piracy, or natural disasters, this has led to many in the Traverse holding a dim view of the Nralakk Federation and their place in it.

	This animosity is only further exacerbated by the Traverse's history, especially in regions further out from the centre of the Nralakk Federation that have only recently been reintegrated under Grand Councillor Weashbi Jrugl; systems that were not present for the [[Skrell_Recent_History#Reunification_of_the_Nralakk_Federation\|Tresja Agreement]] have slowly been reintegrated since, with the last of the Traverse rejoining the Federation in the last decade.		This animosity is only further exacerbated by the Traverse's history, especially in regions further out from the centre of the Nralakk Federation that have only recently been reintegrated under Grand Councillor Weashbi Jrugl; systems that were not present for the [[Skrell_Recent_History#Reunification_of_the_Nralakk_Federation\|Tresja Agreement]] have slowly been reintegrated since, with the last of the Traverse rejoining the Federation in the last decade.
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	The Independent Traveser Movement is the latest group to call for Traverse Independence. Formed on [[Change_on_the_Horizon_Arc\|30/06/65]] after a series of protests and civil unrest in the Q’elpi region, brought on by TIME under martial law as a result of local authorities [[The_Phoron_Scarcity:_Skrell_Arc\|collaborating with Marauders active in the area]]. When formed, the movement presented a manifesto that laid out its concerns to the Grand Council regarding many policies used by the Nralakk Federation, their primary concerns being the mistreatment and misrule of citizens in the Traverse by the Nralakk Federation. Grand Councilor Weashbi Jrugl responded cordially to this formation, agreeing to a meeting in the Grand Council chambers where they promised a discussion on potential reforms.		The Independent Traveser Movement is the latest group to call for Traverse Independence. Formed on [[Change_on_the_Horizon_Arc\|30/06/65]] after a series of protests and civil unrest in the Q’elpi region, brought on by TIME under martial law as a result of local authorities [[The_Phoron_Scarcity:_Skrell_Arc\|collaborating with Marauders active in the area]]. When formed, the movement presented a manifesto that laid out its concerns to the Grand Council regarding many policies used by the Nralakk Federation, their primary concerns being the mistreatment and misrule of citizens in the Traverse by the Nralakk Federation. Grand Councilor Weashbi Jrugl responded cordially to this formation, agreeing to a meeting in the Grand Council chambers where they promised a discussion on potential reforms.

	By ~~26/08/65~~ the Independent Traverser Movement suffered a schism in its ranks as more moderate members decided to come to the negotiating table with the Nralakk Federation. Events leading up to the schism, including the discovery of weapons being shipped to the Marauder systems and the occupation of government buildings, revealed that the movement's actions went against the more peaceful nature of the species and the originally non-violent activism of the movement itself. Both sides have agreed to make a genuine attempt to end the conflict, and hopes are high that a peaceful resolution will be met.		By August 26th, 2465, the Independent Traverser Movement suffered a schism in its ranks as more moderate members decided to come to the negotiating table with the Nralakk Federation. Events leading up to the schism, including the discovery of weapons being shipped to the Marauder systems and the occupation of government buildings, revealed that the movement's actions went against the more peaceful nature of the species and the originally non-violent activism of the movement itself. Both sides have agreed to make a genuine attempt to end the conflict, and hopes are high that a peaceful resolution will be met.

	With the successful conclusion of negotiations between moderate leaders and the Grand Council on 04/09/65, the Independent Traverser Movement has officially been disbanded. Leaders of the movement that met with the Grand Council now hold permanent Advisor positions on the Council, advising on Traverse Affairs as well as overseeing the Committee for Traverse Well-Being, a body within the Grand Council in charge of crisis response in the Traverse.		With the successful conclusion of negotiations between moderate leaders and the Grand Council on 04/09/65, the Independent Traverser Movement has officially been disbanded. Leaders of the movement that met with the Grand Council now hold permanent Advisor positions on the Council, advising on Traverse Affairs as well as overseeing the Committee for Traverse Well-Being, a body within the Grand Council in charge of crisis response in the Traverse.

La Villa Strangiato: fixes a redlink

2023-11-22T19:21:21Z

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	"''Duty and Homeland"''		"''Duty and Homeland"''

	The Qehalak, or Homeguard in Basic, is a [[new branch]] of the Qukala formed as a result of the Traverse gaining increased autonomy following reforms agreed upon by the [[Skrell_Politics#Independent_Traverser_Movement\|Independent Traverser Movement]] and the Nralakk Federation; with the increased autonomy granted to the Traverse, the responsibility of defence now fell on local government rather than the central government and Qukala.		The Qehalak, or Homeguard in Basic, is a new branch of the Qukala formed as a result of the Traverse gaining increased autonomy following reforms agreed upon by the [[Skrell_Politics#Independent_Traverser_Movement\|Independent Traverser Movement]] and the Nralakk Federation; with the increased autonomy granted to the Traverse, the responsibility of defence now fell on local government rather than the central government and Qukala.

	The primary objective of the Qehalak is to provide the main defence force for the Traverse states, with each state organising, training, and equipping its own force, while also acting as an auxiliary force where required by the Qukala during domestic operations. The Qehalak not only allows each Traverse state to properly defend itself from internal and external threats but has also lessened the burden of the Qukala, which was solely responsible for the military defence of the Nralakk Federation; events involving the Ti'Raqki and the Independent Traverser Movement concluded that a centralised force was no longer effective in properly responding to security threats within the Federation.		The primary objective of the Qehalak is to provide the main defence force for the Traverse states, with each state organising, training, and equipping its own force, while also acting as an auxiliary force where required by the Qukala during domestic operations. The Qehalak not only allows each Traverse state to properly defend itself from internal and external threats but has also lessened the burden of the Qukala, which was solely responsible for the military defence of the Nralakk Federation; events involving the Ti'Raqki and the Independent Traverser Movement concluded that a centralised force was no longer effective in properly responding to security threats within the Federation.

	The Qehalak is a part-time, voluntary organisation, which relies on more local governments to equip and train, and has been compared to the early Tau Ceti Foreign Legion - both favourably and unfavourably. Some praise the concept for its potential to further secure the Traverse, while others have raised concerns regarding the potential for inconsistency in the quality of Qehalak organisations between the Traverse states. As the organisation was only formed recently, the accuracy of these concerns is still unknown.		The Qehalak is a part-time, voluntary organisation, which relies on more local governments to equip and train, and has been compared to the early Tau Ceti Foreign Legion - both favourably and unfavourably. Some praise the concept for its potential to further secure the Traverse, while others have raised concerns regarding the potential for inconsistency in the quality of Qehalak organisations between the Traverse states. As the organisation was only formed recently, the accuracy of these concerns is still unknown.



	[[File:Tup.PNG\|thumb\|125px\|The unique emblem of the Tupkala.]]		[[File:Tup.PNG\|thumb\|125px\|The unique emblem of the Tupkala.]]

WhatsUpBrotendo: /* The Free Skrell Union */

2023-11-22T18:05:42Z

The Free Skrell Union

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	''"An economy without needless interference is an economy that performs well. Our fellow star travellers in humanity have flourished in a fraction of the time it took us to, and the Federation should take their ideas and mould them into something more compatible with Skrellian society, if not adopted in their entirety. The adoption of a free open market and receptiveness to change are vital for the continued prosperity of our nation."''		''"An economy without needless interference is an economy that performs well. Our fellow star travellers in humanity have flourished in a fraction of the time it took us to, and the Federation should take their ideas and mould them into something more compatible with Skrellian society, if not adopted in their entirety. The adoption of a free open market and receptiveness to change are vital for the continued prosperity of our nation."''

	The Free Skrell Union is led by Yoana Ji'ko. A progressive Symbiosist party heavily influenced by its leader's experiences as a Representative to the Republic of Biesel, the party has a focus on economic growth through megacorporate involvement and strengthening ties with the Republic of Biesel.		The Free Skrell Union is led by [[Notable_Skrell#Yoana_Ji'ko\|Yoana Ji'ko]]. A progressive Symbiosist party heavily influenced by its leader's experiences as a Representative to the Republic of Biesel, the party has a focus on economic growth through megacorporate involvement and strengthening ties with the Republic of Biesel.

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