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Generican Empire
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This is the tendency for space states not to have an actual identification beyond a generic term for a given political system. Often this is specified a little by equally generic terms such as "of planets". But there is no identity with any local culture. Writers can justify this by explaining that past conquerors decided that it was bad politics to hurt their subjects' feelings more than necessary. This is partly a result of Good Republic, Evil Empire: The Federation, The Republic or The Good Kingdom are generic goodness, empires are simply evil, and that's all that needs to be said. Also see Generic Federation, Named Empire. |
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Sunrider has the Solar Alliance, the People's Alliance for Common Treatment (a.k.a. PACT), and the defunct New Empire. | |
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Fódlan in Fire Emblem: Three Houses comprises the Adrestian Empire, the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus, and the Leicester Alliance. The characters, however, almost exclusively refer to them simply as the Empire, the Kingdom, and the Alliance. | |
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Destroyermen has the Grand Alliance (formally known as the Grand Alliance of all Allied powers united beneath [or beside] the Banner of the Trees), the Holy Dominion, the Republic of Real People, the Celestial Realm, the United Homes, the New United States, the Brotherhood of Volunteers, and Les Confédération États Souverains (the Confederation of Sovereign Governments/States). Averted with the Empire of New Britain Isles, the League of Tripoli, and the Shogunate of Yokohama. | |
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The Orville has the Planetary Union, an obvious nod to the Federation of Star Trek. | |
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X has the main five civilizations forming a loose alliance that is alternately translated as "The Commonwealth" or "The Community of Worlds". | |
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The games in the Space Empires series even have a list of generic empire names and titles, all of which are cosmetic. Starting in SE4 however, you can define the political system your civilization adopts. Which doesn't prevent you from calling your very loose federation an empire. It never stopped the Holy Roman Empire, later the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation, from calling itself one. |
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Sins of a Solar Empire has the Trade Emergency Coalition (formerly the Trade Order) and the Advent. | |
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In Schlock Mercenary most governments are named for the sapient species that developed in their respective systems. However Terrans of all different species (since Earth started to genetically uplift all manner of animals to human-level intelligence) hail from the United Nations of Sol. All of these different space-faring nations themselves are part of the League of Galactics. | |
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The Lost Fleet has The Alliance and the Syndicate Worlds. | |
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Escape Velocity: Classic only ever refers to the Confederation as the Confederation and the Rebellion as the Rebellion. Nova has the Federation (full and formal name the Federation of United Planets, although that is only mentioned in the Preambles) in the present and in the past the latest pan-human government, the Colonial Council. More-or-less inverted by the Polaris (named for the North Star, as the colonial expedition that led to their founding set beyond that star), where we never find out if their state has a governmental term in it. |
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The Galactic Federation in the Sector General books, which strictly speaking isn't confined to a single galaxy. | |
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In Arrivals from the Dark, the Dromi Empire is internally known as the Clans. Even the Faata technically means "the people of the Third Phase". On the planet Osier, the dominant Empire (which also fits) is also called the Seven Provinces. Four of these provinces don't have proper names are are instead named after the times of day: Dawn Province, Midday Province, Day Province, and Dusk Province. There are also nations called the Island Kingdom and the Archipelago Principalities. | |
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Dune has the Imperium, officially known as the Galactic Padishah Empire ("Padishah" is just a Persian word for "King"). The prequels have the Synchronized Worlds and the League of Nobles, as well as another unnamed Empire preceding both. | |
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The United Nations Space Command and the Covenant in Halo. In the past, there was also the Forerunner Ecumene. | |
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Humanity's spacefaring government in Mass Effect is the Systems Alliance. Possibly justified since it has little or no authority on Earth itself, which is still a collection of independent nations. Other races have similar terms, with the Turian Hierarchy, Salarian Union, Asari Republics, and Krogan Clans as a few notable examples. | |
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Crying Suns has the Empire, which is never referred to by any other name. | |
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Traveller: The founder of the Third Imperium specifically chose a generic name, renaming it from the Sylean Federation in order to create a sense of continuity with the Vilani Ziru Sirka (First Imperium) and Terran Confederation (Second Imperium) without outwardly favoring either Vilani or Terrans as most of the planets he annexed were populated by a blend of both Human Subspecies. | |
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People Liberation Acting Nation of Technology from Mobile Suit Gundam SEED. | |
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Star Trek: The United Federation of Planets. By contrast, Klingons still consider themselves Klingons, and Romulans still regard themselves as Romulans. No crisis of ethnic identity there. Of course, both the Klingon Empire and the Romulan Star Empire include other species as well. They just aren't given equal status and are really only mentioned in the Star Trek Expanded Universe (in the novel Section 31: Rogue, both the Federation and the Romulans are offering membership to a civilization that has recently discovered warp drive; while the choice would seem to be a no-brainer, the race ends up going with the Romulans, as they need stability more than they need freedom). Although the Expanded Universe suffers from some Depending on the Writer about how democratic the process of entering the Imperial Senate is and how much executive power the Praetor wields, though as per its historical inspiration this has probably varied a lot over the course of Romulan history. Played straight with the Dominion. It was intentional, as the writers intended for the Dominion to be an "anti-Federation". Also averted with the Mirror Universe Evil Counterpart the Terran Empire but played straight with the Alliance. Not necessarily. While it is often just called "the Alliance," the full name is the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance. Averted with the PIC's alternate timeline's Confederation of Earth as well. The Federation was preceded by the Coalition of Planets. |
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The Northern Coalition in Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak | |
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In the original English localization of Final Fantasy VI, The Empire was referred to only as... the Empire. Later translations (as well as the original Japanese) avert this, dubbing it the Gestahlian Empire in its emperor's name. | |
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Albedo: Erma Felna EDF has the Confederation of Planets (ConFed). | |
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Disciples has the human faction be simply called the Empire. The other major faction names either refer to the race or the location: Mountain Clans, Elven Alliance, Undead Hordes, Legions of the Damned. | |
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Foundation Series: The nation referred to (originally) as the "Encyclopedia Foundation", and sometimes as the "Foundation Federation", is more often called simply the "Foundation". It is meaningful because of the prediction by Hari Seldon that the original government would grow to encompass the entire galaxy within one thousand years. However, it doesn't identify much of the culture or political structure because both are expected to drastically change every few decades. A secret organization/conspiracy, established before 1 F.E., is only known as the "Second Foundation". They are the hidden half, compared to the public "First Foundation". Discovering their hidden location drives the Story Arc of the final half of The Foundation Trilogy. During the middle of The Empire Novels, The Currents of Space, the Empire was known as the Trantorian Empirenote the first novel doesn't mention the Empire at all, but it is brought up a few times that they seem to be heading towards becoming a Galactic Empire (capital letters included), and by the time of the third Empire novel, Pebble in the Sky, the Empire (because it is the only nation in the entire Milky Way Galaxy) is, at most, called the Galactic Empire. Despite the more significant nations in this series having generic names that don't reflect their location/culture, many of the smaller states do actually retain location-specific names, such as the Four Kingdoms being known as Smyrno, Konom, Daribow, and Anacreon. "Search by the Mule": The Mule has named his Galactic Empire, "Union of Worlds", and controls one-tenth of the volume of the galaxy, based on the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for this story. |
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Played straight in The History of the Galaxy series with the Confederacy of Suns (which doesn't actually include the Sun), the Free Colonies (an alliance preceding the Confederacy), the Star Caliphate. Averted with the Terran Alliance. | |
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The Avernum series lampshades it with the Empire, which is described as "Not the Something Empire or the Empire of Something. Why bother with names, when you are the only Empire around?" | |
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Sword of Truth: The antagonist faction of Dirty Communists is called the Imperial Order. | |
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Federation - in opposition to The Triceraton Republic. In the '80s cartoon, they were called the Triceraton Empire. In the 2012 cartoon, it started out as a Republic, and then became an Empire. | |
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"Search by the Mule": The Mule has named his Galactic Empire, "Union of Worlds", and controls one-tenth of the volume of the galaxy, based on the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for this story. | |
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The Wing Commander series features the Confederation and the Border Worlds. Although sometimes the Confederation is the Terran Confederation. | |
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Ender's Game has the Hegemony and the Starways Congress. | |
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The Common Confederation in The Android's Dream, a loose multi-species union similar to the modern-day UN. | |
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The "Federation League of Planets" from 3-2-1 Penguins!, modeled extremely loosely after the United Federation of Planets. | |
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Drakengard has the Union and the Empire, who are at war with each other. | |
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The Planetary Consortium in Eclipse Phase. | |
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Of course, both the Klingon Empire and the Romulan Star Empire include other species as well. They just aren't given equal status and are really only mentioned in the Star Trek Expanded Universe (in the novel Section 31: Rogue, both the Federation and the Romulans are offering membership to a civilization that has recently discovered warp drive; while the choice would seem to be a no-brainer, the race ends up going with the Romulans, as they need stability more than they need freedom). Although the Expanded Universe suffers from some Depending on the Writer about how democratic the process of entering the Imperial Senate is and how much executive power the Praetor wields, though as per its historical inspiration this has probably varied a lot over the course of Romulan history. | |
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In Seekers of the Sky, the Roman Empire never falls in this setting and evolves into something simply called "the State". It controls most of Europe and has colonies in Africa and the Americas. | |
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Star Lancer has the Coalition and the Alliance. | |
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The Systems Commonwealth in Andromeda. The name doesn't sound like something that stretches throughout three galaxies. Averted with the Nietzschean Empire that never arose. Also averted with the Vedran Empire, which preceded the Commonwealth. Played straight with the Consensus of Parts. |
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The original Battlestar Galactica has the Eastern Alliance on the Planet Terra (which isn't Earth), a fascist nation subscribing to the "Master Race" idea and fully prepared to unleash a nuclear Armageddon on their ideological opponents known as the Nationalists (AKA the Western Coalition). | |
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The "United Republic of Nations" in the The Legend of Korra. It's meant to be a politically neutral country in the world of Avatar, as well as negotiator to prevent future conflicts between the Fire Nation, Earth Kingdom, the Water Tribes and the (slowly resurgent) Air Nomads. | |
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Generican Empire | |
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The government the Galactic Patrol belongs to in the Lensman books is only ever referred to as Civilization. | |
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Generican Empire | |
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Somewhat averted in Star Wars Legends, the original Star Wars expanded universe. While the generic names inherited from the movies remain, we're also introduced to the Hapes Consortium, the Tion Hegemony, the Dushkan League, the Chiss Ascendancy, the Ssi-ruuk Imperium and the Yuuzhan Vong Empire, which are named after their species or their geographical region. Still played straight with the Centrality and the Corporate Sector Authority, however. | |
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Generican Empire | |
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Star Control has the Alliance of Free Stars. The third game has the Hegemonic Crux. | |
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Generican Empire | |
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The Alliance in Firefly, though technically, the full title of the government is "the Union of Allied Planets." There's also the "Hands of Blue" and the "Academy," though both of those are actually nicknames for specific people or organizations, and the Operative, which is, well, a title for a secret government agent. | |
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Generican Empire | |
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The Associated Worlds, from the Eldraeverse. Lampshaded as necessarily generic to let otherwise disagreeable polities agree on it, and that everyone disagrees on what exactly the "Associated" means. The Empire of the Star could reasonably claim to be the Eldraeic Empire, but at the time they formed they hadn't made it out into space, much less encompassed their homeworld. |
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The Coalition of Ordered Governments in Gears of War. (Get it? COG? Gears?) In the backstory there's also the Union of Independent Republics. | |
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Generican Empire | |
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The Culture novels center on the interstellar civilization known as, well, the Culture. Since they don’t really have a government, there’s not a lot of things they could honestly call themselves. | |
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The Dark Profit Saga has the Empire in the setting's past. After the secession of its northern provinces, now called the Freedlands and Ruskan, it's known as the Southern (or Desert) Empire. | |
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