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The '''Mare Nostrum''' is a group of 38 star systems located within the [[Local Supercluster]]. The cluster includes 17 colonized systems belonging solely to the [[Italian Social Republic]]. As a [[Legacy Nation]], it shares strong direct historical, cultural, and linguistic ties to a nation that once existed on Earth.
The '''Mare Nostrum''' is a group of 38 star systems located within the [[Local Supercluster]]. The cluster includes 17 colonized systems belonging solely to the [[Italian Social Republic]]. As a [[Legacy Nation]], it shares strong direct historical, cultural, and linguistic ties to a nation that once existed on Earth.
== Etymology ==
Latin for "Our Sea", Mare Nostrum was a term used by the Ancient Romans to refer to the Tyrrhenian Sea and Mediterranean Sea on Earth. This term would be revived during the Italian nationalist movements of the 19th century, as well as by the Italian fascist movement of the 20th century, to make territorial claims on territories adjoining the Mediterranean Sea - especially those in North Africa.


== Astrography ==
== Astrography ==
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!Notes
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|[[Patres Patriae]]
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|[[Septem Colles]]
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|Adur
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|Aeneas
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|Alba Longa
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|Aureliane
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|Aventino
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|Blocksberg
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|Campidoglio
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|Cavour
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|Celio
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|Dux
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|Equilino
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|Fortezza
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|Gailoa
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|Garibaldi
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|Gelassenheit
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|Genova
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|Gibigiana
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|Hoffnung
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|Lupercal
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|Mazzini
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|Palantino
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|Quirinale
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|Reise
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|Rinascita
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|Romulus
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|Tentazione
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|Tirol
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|Tirreno
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|V. Emanuele
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|Verdi
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|Mare Nostrum - Lyran Veil
|Mare Nostrum - Lyran Veil
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|Vorzeichen - Pilgerweg
|Vorzeichen - Pilgerweg
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|Mare Nostrum - Tannhauser Gate
|Mare Nostrum - Tannhauser Gate
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|Hoffnung - Wartburg
|Hoffnung - Wartburg
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| rowspan="2" |Mare Nostrum - Deutscher Wald
| rowspan="2" |Mare Nostrum - Deutscher Wald
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| rowspan="3" |Mare Nostrum - Elysian Fields
| rowspan="3" |Mare Nostrum - Elysian Fields
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|Fortezza - Via Appia
|Fortezza - Via Appia
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|Genova - Tridente
|Genova - Tridente
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|Aurelliane - Mongibello
|Aurelliane - Mongibello
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|Mare Nostrum - Arcturus Subcluster
|Mare Nostrum - Arcturus Subcluster
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|Rinascita - Kerrigan
|Rinascita - Kerrigan
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== Astropolitics ==
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* [[Axis Powers]]
* [[Pact of Rome]]
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|<div style="text-align:center">[[Romulus Planetary System|Romulus]]</div>
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== Etymology ==
Latin for "Our Sea", Mare Nostrum was a term used by the Ancient Romans to refer to the Tyrrhenian Sea and Mediterranean Sea on Earth. This term would be revived during the Italian nationalist movements of the 19th century, as well as by the Italian fascist movement of the 20th century, to make territorial claims on territories adjoining the Mediterranean Sea - especially those in North Africa.

Revision as of 06:12, 4 July 2025

Mare Nostrum

Location:

Local Supercluster

Subregions:

Star Systems:

35 Star Systems

Core

  • Romulus
  • Dux
  • Mazzini
  • Cavour
  • Serviane
  • Aeneas
  • Alba Longa
  • Lupercal
  • Aventino
  • Palantino
  • Celio
  • Campidoglio
  • Esquilino
  • Viminale
  • Quirinale

Outer

  • Rinascita
  • Via Sacra
  • Tevere
  • Garibaldi
  • V. Emanuele
  • Genova
  • Fortezza
  • Verdi
  • Aureliane
  • Tentazione
  • Gibigiana
  • Tirol
  • Strada
  • Gaiola
  • Tirreno
  • Adur
  • Vorzeichen
  • Hoffnung
  • Reise
  • Quellfluss
  • Blocksberg
  • Gelassenheit
  • Verstreuen

Organizations:

3 Organizations

International Institutions

Nations:

1 State

The Mare Nostrum is a group of 38 star systems located within the Local Supercluster. The cluster includes 17 colonized systems belonging solely to the Italian Social Republic. As a Legacy Nation, it shares strong direct historical, cultural, and linguistic ties to a nation that once existed on Earth.

Astrography

The Mare Nostrum is situated coreward of the Arcturus Subcluster, trailward of the Lyran Veil, rimward of the Tannhauser Gate, and spinward of the Elysian Fields.

Translight Strings

There are a total of 43 charted translight strings connecting the 38 star systems of the Mare Nostrum. The Romulus and Fortezza systems are the cluster's nexus systems, with each having four strings converging on them.

Subclusters Astropolitics Organizations Settlement Notes
Patres Patriae Italy
Septem Colles Italy
Star System Astropolitics Organizations Settlement Notes
Adur
Aeneas Italy
Alba Longa Italy
Aureliane
Aventino Italy
Blocksberg
Campidoglio Italy
Cavour Italy
Celio Italy
Dux
Equilino Italy
Fortezza
Gailoa
Garibaldi Italy
Gelassenheit
Genova
Gibigiana
Hoffnung
Lupercal Italy
Mazzini Italy
Palantino Italy
Quellfuss
Quirinale Italy
Reise
Rinascita
Romulus Italy Capital System of Italy.
Serviane
Strada
Tentazione
Tevere Italy
Tirol
Tirreno
V. Emanuele Italy
Verdi
Verstreuen
Via Sacra
Viminale Italy
Vorzeichen
Regional Interstellar Travel
Mare Nostrum - Lyran Veil Vorzeichen - Pilgerweg
Mare Nostrum - Tannhauser Gate Hoffnung - Wartburg
Mare Nostrum - Deutscher Wald Tirreno -
Tirol -
Mare Nostrum - Elysian Fields Fortezza - Via Appia
Genova - Tridente
Aurelliane - Mongibello
Mare Nostrum - Arcturus Subcluster Rinascita - Kerrigan

Etymology

Latin for "Our Sea", Mare Nostrum was a term used by the Ancient Romans to refer to the Tyrrhenian Sea and Mediterranean Sea on Earth. This term would be revived during the Italian nationalist movements of the 19th century, as well as by the Italian fascist movement of the 20th century, to make territorial claims on territories adjoining the Mediterranean Sea - especially those in North Africa.