Difference between revisions of "499th to 100th Centuries BCE (FASA)"
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* c.RSD -400/00 through -200/00 (c.37,999-17,999 BCE): The [[Preservers|Preserver]] Era. A largely unknown civilization to rimward seeds worlds around the Orion Arm with humanoid life forms, then disappears.<ref name="FASA2008A"/> | * c.RSD -400/00 through -200/00 (c.37,999-17,999 BCE): The [[Preservers|Preserver]] Era. A largely unknown civilization to rimward seeds worlds around the Orion Arm with humanoid life forms, then disappears.<ref name="FASA2008A"/> | ||
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| + | ==31,999 BCE== | ||
| + | * RSD -350/00: The [[Rigellians (FASA)|Rigellians]] learn of the preponderance of humanoid races on both sides of the Orion Arm, though they do not suspect the reason why that is.<ref name="FASA2008B"/> | ||
==17,999 BCE== | ==17,999 BCE== | ||
* c.RSD -200/00 through -180/00 (c.17,999-15,999 BCE): The Fourth Interregnum occurs. [[Orions (FASA)|Orions]] first appear.<ref name="FASA2008A"/> | * c.RSD -200/00 through -180/00 (c.17,999-15,999 BCE): The Fourth Interregnum occurs. [[Orions (FASA)|Orions]] first appear.<ref name="FASA2008A"/> | ||
| − | ==15, | + | ==17,126 BCE== |
| − | * RSD -179/56: The Treaty of Kammzdast begins the legal transfer of technology to primitive [[Orions (FASA)|Orions]] and limits the use of mercenaries. Botchok is used as a proxy battlefield to allow peaceful development of the [[Rigel system (FASA)|Rigel system]].<ref name="FASA2008A"/> | + | * RSD -192/7307.15 (15 July):<ref group="Notes" name="date"/> A wandering Glath starship captain named Muark Tan brings to [[Rigel IV (FASA)|Rigel IV]] evidence of sentient humanoid life on [[Rigel VIII (FASA)|Rigel VIII]], including images, tools, weapons, clothing, and three live specimens. It is already too late to undo the tampering, as the value of [[Orions (FASA)|Orion]] slaves was already making itself felt on the open market. Of all the races the Orions have known, the [[Rigellians (FASA)|Rigellians]] never dealt in the sale of Orion slaves. The thought of the fortune the Rigellians passed up has always inspired deep reverential awe in the Orions.<ref name="FASA2008B"/> |
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| + | ==15,843 BCE== | ||
| + | * RSD -179/56:<ref group="Notes" name="date"/> The [[Treaty of Kammzdast]] begins the legal transfer of technology to primitive [[Orions (FASA)|Orions]] and limits the use of mercenaries. [[Botchok]] is used as a proxy battlefield to allow peaceful development of the [[Rigel system (FASA)|Rigel system]].<ref name="FASA2008A"/> The [[Rigellians (FASA)|Rigellians]] sign the treaty in order to preserve peace in the Rigel system.<ref name="FASA2008B"/> | ||
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| + | ==15,861 BCE== | ||
| + | * RSD -179/39:<ref group="Notes" name="date"/> The [[Rigel Conferences#First_Rigel_Conference|First Rigel Conference]] relaxes some of the [[Treaty of Kammzdast|Kammzdast]] restraints and gives more training and technology to the [[Orions (FASA)|Orions]].<ref name="FASA2008A"/> | ||
| − | == | + | ==13,619 BCE== |
| − | * RSD - | + | * RSD -157/81:<ref group="Notes" name="date"/> The [[Rigel Conferences#Thirteenth_Rigel_Conference|Thirteenth Rigel Conference]] occurs. Only two original signatory cultures still exist by this date. The Orions receive more technology, and slave transport and lodgment rules are relaxed, permitting shipment to more planets. [[Rigel system (FASA)|Rigel B/C]] planets are settled, but the lack of resources keeps the population low.<ref name="FASA2008A"/> |
| − | == | + | ==12,273 BCE== |
| − | * RSD - | + | * RSD -143/27:<ref group="Notes" name="date"/> The [[Rigel Conferences#Twenty-First_Rigel_Conference|Twenty-First Rigel Conference]] reinforces the ban on combat in the [[Rigel system (FASA)|Rigel system]], restricts secret slave transportation, vetoes the [[Rigellian Confederation]], and grants [[Orions (FASA)|Orions]] nuclear technology for use on [[Botchok]].<ref name="FASA2008A"/> |
| − | ==12, | + | ==12,163 BCE== |
| − | * RSD - | + | * RSD -142/37 through -142/17 (12,163-12,182 BCE):<ref group="Notes" name="date"/> The Atom War and the Long Winter kill 80 percent of [[Botchok]]'s population in 20 years. Proxy warfare is temporarily postponed.<ref name="FASA2008A"/> |
| + | * RSD -142/3709.12 (12 September):<ref group="Notes" name="date"/> Somchuk Nhat the Far-Sighted, a [[Orions (FASA)#Gray_Orions|Gray Orion]], calls the war an example of the failure of diplomacy to handle technological questions. The rebuilding of [[Botchok]] sees many Grays rise to high positions in business and government.<ref name="FASA2008B"/> | ||
| − | ==12, | + | ==12,011 BCE== |
| − | * RSD - | + | * RSD -141/8901 (January):<ref group="Notes" name="date"/> The [[Rigel Conferences#Twenty-Second_Rigel_Conference|Twenty-Second Rigel Conference]] lifts the restrictions on slave transportation to allow repopulation of [[Botchok]]. Forced resettlement begins.<ref name="FASA2008A"/> |
| − | == | + | ==10,471 BCE== |
| − | * RSD - | + | * RSD -125/29:<ref group="Notes" name="date"/> "Working groups" of [[Orions (FASA)#Gray_Orions|Gray Orions]] are secretly lifted from [[Botchok]] to provide technological expertise on other planets. In less than a thousand years, their use (though against the [[Treaty of Kammzdast]]) will become widespread.<ref name="FASA2008B"/> |
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|style="width:34%;text-align:center;" class="HeaderRow"|<div align="center" style="color:#fff;">[[FASA Chronology]]</div> | |style="width:34%;text-align:center;" class="HeaderRow"|<div align="center" style="color:#fff;">[[FASA Chronology]]</div> | ||
|style="width:33%;text-align:right;" class="HeaderRow"|<div align="right" style="color:#fff;margin-right:1em;">Next: [[FASA Chronology: 99th to 70th Centuries BCE]]</div> | |style="width:33%;text-align:right;" class="HeaderRow"|<div align="right" style="color:#fff;margin-right:1em;">Next: [[FASA Chronology: 99th to 70th Centuries BCE]]</div> | ||
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| + | |+class="HeaderRow"|<div align="left" style="color:#fff;margin-left:1em;">'''References'''</div> | ||
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| + | <ref name="date">"[[The Orions: The Book of Common Knowledge (FASA-2008A)|The Orions: The Book of Common Knowledge]]" and "[[The Orions: The Book of Deep Knowledge (FASA-2008B)|The Orions: The Book of Deep Knowledge]]" gave the years of all negative stardates in reverse order; for example, -192/73 is actually 17,126 BCE, rather than 17,173 BCE.</ref> | ||
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<ref name="FASA2008A">[[Rogan, Peter R.]] "[[The Orions: The Book of Common Knowledge (FASA-2008A)|The Orions: The Book of Common Knowldedge]]." ''[[Star Trek: The Role Playing Game (FASA)|Star Trek: The Role Playing Game]],'' Supplement 2008A. [[FASA Corporation]]. 1987.</ref> | <ref name="FASA2008A">[[Rogan, Peter R.]] "[[The Orions: The Book of Common Knowledge (FASA-2008A)|The Orions: The Book of Common Knowldedge]]." ''[[Star Trek: The Role Playing Game (FASA)|Star Trek: The Role Playing Game]],'' Supplement 2008A. [[FASA Corporation]]. 1987.</ref> | ||
| − | + | <ref name="FASA2008B">[[Rogan, Peter R.]] "[[The Orions: The Book of Deep Knowledge (FASA-2008B)|The Orions: The Book of Deep Knowldedge]]." ''[[Star Trek: The Role Playing Game (FASA)|Star Trek: The Role Playing Game]],'' Supplement 2008B. [[FASA Corporation]]. 1987.</ref> | |
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Revision as of 11:06, 17 January 2019
Reference Stardate -519/0101.01 Through -120/9912.31
52,999 BCE
- c.RSD -550/00 through -500/00 (c.52,999-47,999 BCE): The Second Interregnum occurs. The surface of Rigel IV is totally paved over.[1]
47,999 BCE
- c.RSD -500/00: The Querat civilization, located coreward, rises, although there is no incursion into the Orion Arm. Surface sculpting on Rigel III is completed, though the starting date is unknown.[1]
40,999 BCE
- c.RSD -430/00 through -400/00 (c.40,999-37,999 BCE): The Third Interregnum occurs.[1]
37,999 BCE
- c.RSD -400/00 through -200/00 (c.37,999-17,999 BCE): The Preserver Era. A largely unknown civilization to rimward seeds worlds around the Orion Arm with humanoid life forms, then disappears.[1]
31,999 BCE
- RSD -350/00: The Rigellians learn of the preponderance of humanoid races on both sides of the Orion Arm, though they do not suspect the reason why that is.[2]
17,999 BCE
- c.RSD -200/00 through -180/00 (c.17,999-15,999 BCE): The Fourth Interregnum occurs. Orions first appear.[1]
17,126 BCE
- RSD -192/7307.15 (15 July):[Notes 1] A wandering Glath starship captain named Muark Tan brings to Rigel IV evidence of sentient humanoid life on Rigel VIII, including images, tools, weapons, clothing, and three live specimens. It is already too late to undo the tampering, as the value of Orion slaves was already making itself felt on the open market. Of all the races the Orions have known, the Rigellians never dealt in the sale of Orion slaves. The thought of the fortune the Rigellians passed up has always inspired deep reverential awe in the Orions.[2]
15,843 BCE
- RSD -179/56:[Notes 1] The Treaty of Kammzdast begins the legal transfer of technology to primitive Orions and limits the use of mercenaries. Botchok is used as a proxy battlefield to allow peaceful development of the Rigel system.[1] The Rigellians sign the treaty in order to preserve peace in the Rigel system.[2]
15,861 BCE
- RSD -179/39:[Notes 1] The First Rigel Conference relaxes some of the Kammzdast restraints and gives more training and technology to the Orions.[1]
13,619 BCE
- RSD -157/81:[Notes 1] The Thirteenth Rigel Conference occurs. Only two original signatory cultures still exist by this date. The Orions receive more technology, and slave transport and lodgment rules are relaxed, permitting shipment to more planets. Rigel B/C planets are settled, but the lack of resources keeps the population low.[1]
12,273 BCE
- RSD -143/27:[Notes 1] The Twenty-First Rigel Conference reinforces the ban on combat in the Rigel system, restricts secret slave transportation, vetoes the Rigellian Confederation, and grants Orions nuclear technology for use on Botchok.[1]
12,163 BCE
- RSD -142/37 through -142/17 (12,163-12,182 BCE):[Notes 1] The Atom War and the Long Winter kill 80 percent of Botchok's population in 20 years. Proxy warfare is temporarily postponed.[1]
- RSD -142/3709.12 (12 September):[Notes 1] Somchuk Nhat the Far-Sighted, a Gray Orion, calls the war an example of the failure of diplomacy to handle technological questions. The rebuilding of Botchok sees many Grays rise to high positions in business and government.[2]
12,011 BCE
- RSD -141/8901 (January):[Notes 1] The Twenty-Second Rigel Conference lifts the restrictions on slave transportation to allow repopulation of Botchok. Forced resettlement begins.[1]
10,471 BCE
- RSD -125/29:[Notes 1] "Working groups" of Gray Orions are secretly lifted from Botchok to provide technological expertise on other planets. In less than a thousand years, their use (though against the Treaty of Kammzdast) will become widespread.[2]
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