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The '''Seven Cardinal Worlds''' were a group of seven [[human]] colony planets that existed in the early [[79th century]]. The population of these worlds were [[Nestorian]]. Three of these planets were [[Carita]], [[Fideon]], and [[Sapientas]]. | The '''Seven Cardinal Worlds''' were a group of seven [[human]] [[colony]] [[Planet|planets]] that existed in the early [[79th century]]. The population of these worlds were [[Nestorian]]. Three of these planets were [[Carita]], [[Fideon]], and [[Sapientas]]. | ||
In [[7850]], the [[Cyrene (Battleship Anathema)|Cyrene]] disintegrated the Seven Worlds due to the fact that they were [[Apollinarian]] and thus disagreed with the religious | In [[7850]], the [[Cyrene (Battleship Anathema)|Cyrene]] [[Disintegration|disintegrated]] the Seven Worlds due to the fact that they were [[Apollinarian]] and thus disagreed with the [[Religion|religious]] views of the humans that lived on these worlds. The humans that survived the disintegration formed the [[Cardinal Armada]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Battleship Anathema (short story)|Battleship Anathema]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:33, 11 November 2022
The Seven Cardinal Worlds were a group of seven human colony planets that existed in the early 79th century. The population of these worlds were Nestorian. Three of these planets were Carita, Fideon, and Sapientas.
In 7850, the Cyrene disintegrated the Seven Worlds due to the fact that they were Apollinarian and thus disagreed with the religious views of the humans that lived on these worlds. The humans that survived the disintegration formed the Cardinal Armada. (PROSE: Battleship Anathema)
