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Despite the colony's independent status, in [[2539]], [[Earth]] forces intended to resettle 80,000 [[refugee]]s who had been displaced by the [[Dalek Wars|wars]] against the [[Dalek]]s, which the underdeveloped colony could scarcely accommodate. The [[Second Doctor]], [[Jamie McCrimmon]] and [[Zoe Heriot]] visited this colony during the crisis and discovered the Tyrenians had claimed the planet first. The Doctor revived Kirann Ransom from suspended animation and she became the new leader of the colony, uniting Loyalists and Realists behind her and clarifying the ''Back to Basics'' philosophy. | Despite the colony's independent status, in [[2539]], [[Earth]] forces intended to resettle 80,000 [[refugee]]s who had been displaced by the [[Dalek Wars|wars]] against the [[Dalek]]s, which the underdeveloped colony could scarcely accommodate. The [[Second Doctor]], [[Jamie McCrimmon]] and [[Zoe Heriot]] visited this colony during the crisis and discovered the Tyrenians had claimed the planet first. The Doctor revived Kirann Ransom from suspended animation and she became the new leader of the colony, uniting Loyalists and Realists behind her and clarifying the ''Back to Basics'' philosophy. | ||
Outbreak of [[war]] between the humans and Tyrenians threatened the colony when the hibernating Tyrenians began to revive but the Doctor negotiated a peace settlement. They also foiled a plot to reactivate the battledroids and wipe out the colony outright, allowing the incoming refugees to start afresh. After the crisis, Earth forces agreed that, after the arrival of the refugees, the human and Tyrenian colony would be left in peace. | |||
=== Later history === | === Later history === | ||
