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The Kingdom of Hawaiʻi is a Parliamentary Monarchy established in 2017, when the islands seceded from the United States.
History[]
- 300–600 – Polynesians first settle the archipelago.
- 1527 – Seven European shipwreck survivors land at Kealakekua Bay on the Big Island and later marry into the extended royal family.†
- 1555 – Spaniard Juan Gaetano charts the archipelago.†
- 1778 – James Cook 'discovers' the archipelago,
calling it the “Sandwich Islands”.
First Kingdom[]
- 1790 – Kamehameha becomes King of the big island.
- 1810 – Kamehameha completes unifying the islands.
- 1819 – Kamehameha II – King after father's death.
- 1820 – The first missionaries arrive and begin to suppress Hawaiʻian culture and language.
- 1825 – Kamehameha III – King after brother's death.
- 1830s – Americans establish sugar plantations.
- 1840 – First constitution of Hawaiʻi drafted by Kamehameha III and his chiefs.
- 1855 – Kamehameha IV – King after uncle's death.
- 1863 – Kamehameha V – King after brother's death.
- 1873 – Lunalilo – King after cousin's death.
- 1874 – Kalākaua – King after Lunalilo dies heirless.
- 1887 – “Bayonet Constitution” forces the monarchy to give up much of its power, and restricts voting rights to wealthy land owners.
- 1891 – Liliʻuokalani – Queen after brother's death.
- 1893 – New constitution proposed by Queen Liliʻuokalani. It would restore the monarchy's power and lower property requirements for voters. American interests depose her in response.
American[]
- 1894 – Sanford B. Dole declares Hawaii a republic.
- 1895 – Liliʻuokalani is convicted as a Royalist conspirator and sentenced to 5 years house arrest.
- 1898 – The USA annexes the islands.
- 1900 – The USA declares the islands a U.S. territory.
- 1917 – Liliʻuokalani dies.
- 1959 – The USA makes the islands the 50th state.
- 1990s – The beginnings of a "Hawaiʻi for Hawaiʻians" movement.
Sixth World[]
- 2009 – Secession movements begin.[3]
- 2011 – ALOHA (Army for the Liberation Of Hawaiʻi) begins car-bombing U.S. military assets.[5]
- 2014 – The state government declares martial law.[5]
- 2017 August 22 – Danforth Ho—a descendant of King Kamehameha III—takes the name King Kamehameha IV and declares the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi a sovereign nation.[1]
- 2017 – The U.S. first opposes, then accepts Hawaiʻian independence. Rumors persist of Megacorporate pressure on Washington accept.[6]
- 2017 November 15 – Haleakalā (“House of the Sun”) on Maui, thought dormant, has a limited eruption. This was later discovered to be an echo of the Great Ghost Dance.[1]
- 2020 – Gordon Ho is born.[7]
- 2045 – Aliʻi Kamehameha IV dies, and his son Gordon becomes Aliʻi Kamehameha V.[1]
- 2063 – Aliʻi Kamehameha V steps down, his son, Brandon Ho, becomes Aliʻi Kamehameha VI.[3]
- 2067 – Aliʻi Kamehameha VI dies at sea, Kamehameha V retakes the throne.[3]
Politics[]
To be added.
Geography[]
Islands in order, from southeast to northwest (with area):
- Hawaiʻi (10,432 km2) – aka “the Big Island”
- Maui (1,883 km2)
- Kahoʻolawe (116 km2)
- Lānaʻi (364 km2)
- Molokaʻi (673 km2)
- Oʻahu (1,545 km2) – Honolulu and Pearl Harbor. Almost 80% of the Kingdom's population.
- Kauaʻi (1,456 km2)
- Niʻihau (180 km2)
Economy[]
Corporate Presence[]
- All megacorporations [4]
- Renraku Computer Systems [8]
Crime[]
Shadows[]
- Shadowland node [9]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Paradise Lost p.71
- ↑ Paradise Lost p.65
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Sixth World Almanac p.180
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Paradise Lost p.72
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Paradise Lost p.68
- ↑ Paradise Lost p.70
- ↑ Paradise Lost p.67
- ↑ Corporate Download p.78
- ↑ Target: Matrix p.27
Comments[]
† These dates/events have not been conclusively proven, but they fit both European historical details, and Hawaiʻian oral history.
Apocrypha[]
The Neo-Aanarchist's Guide to North America (p. 80) has brief details about Hawaii that are inconsistent with later sources:
- Hawaii bailed out of the UCAS in 2038, and set up shop as a constitutional monarchy. Japan backed this new nation as well, but Malama, Hawaii's queen, has done a better job [than California] of walking the tightrope between accepting Japanese aid and losing independence.
Index[]
sourcebooks[]
- 10 Jackpointers
- Corporate Enclaves, 109
- Corporate Shadowfiles, 57, 92
- Dragons of the Sixth World, 147, 152f
- Ghost Cartels, 108
- Magic in the Shadows, 16, 25
- Paradise Lost, 65-78
- Portfolio of a Dragon: Dunkelzahn's Secrets, 70, 90
- Runner's Companion
- Shadows of Asia, 195-197
- Sixth World Almanac
- Storm Front
- System Failure, 91, 93
- The Clutch of Dragons
- Vice
novels[]