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Also known as Coraa'Cohha (Circle City), Coraahg (Coraab City), or Outha'Wahg (Peripheral City).

C'Ora is the only centropolis of the planet Coraab. It's also by far the largest settlement in the underdeveloped center of Coraabia.

Description[ | ]

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C'Ora - industrial complex of the TolChent docks, Sector 6.
(Coraabia Artist: Randall MacDonald)

With its 335,000,000 inhabitants, C'Ora belongs among the most largest densely populated settlementes in the known multiverse. It is a highly cosmopolitan polity harboring hundreds of races and nations that developed on Coraab or simply arrived from some of the other worlds. C'Ora is the seat of the Coraabian planetary government and many other important institutions like the army or various economic, scientific, and cultural bodies.

History[ | ]

Foundation

The city was founded 3000 Tu ago in the central area of the planet. Until this point, most of the Coraabian population was centred in the Tal colonies and the Unliving city-state Min'Ora. A irreconcilable strife soon raged among the Miners in colonies - some of them fly away and the rest is left to deal with the Unliving, whose hate for Miners who enslaved them to force labor grew for centuries. To prevent a devastating war, the Miners to guarantee rights of the Unliving. Then in 1261 Tu, an event known as the Bognor meeting confirmed the plan to build a brand new planetary megapolis where all Coraabians would live in equality.

The equatorial regions in the vicinity of the Little Taga mountain range were deemed as an ideal spot because of the considerable distance from the Tal colonies. It is a tectonically stable area shielded from the powerful metalstorms originating in the Rusty Dunes that ring the rest of the equator. Another advantage was the nearby Lake Yakh-Pagae (Deep Waters), one of the few sources of liquids on Coraab.

According to contemporary logs, 4,000,000 Miners and 31,000,000 Unliving worked on the construction of the city.

In the beginning, C'Ora was projected to form a circular shape (a circle symbolizes supreme purity and knowledge in local culture) that would be composed of spirally nested districts named simply Coraai (Ring, later also Sector). There was initially twelve of them. As the centropolis gradually sprawled, its symmetric shape was spontaneously changing. Today, C'Ora has almost 27 finished Sectors.

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Sektor headquarters of the Planetary Kops in Sector 8. The building directly neighbours one of the Blue Houses.
(Coraabia Artist: Joshua Kratochvil)


First centuries of C'Ora's construction were full of positive hope and joy from the newly acquired freedom and equality. The Unliving finally reached a respectable status and Miners could finally relax after centuries spent in the monotone and exhausting life in the colonies.


In 2274 Tu, the first Coraabiad was organized in C'Ora. Since then, it has been taking place with corabit accuracy at the end of each Gul (Sexennial of Excavation). What started as a small event for a handful of Unliving traditionalists eventually grew into gargantuan proportions.

Centuries later, a derobotization wave swept across the centropolis, leaving behind serious repercussions. The newly founded anti-technology movement Wat Wonght! (Forever Ourselves!) split the society. It took decades before the situation returned to normal.


Fifty Years of Skeletarchy

COMING SOON

Modern history

COMING SOON

Notable places[ | ]

COMING SOON

Sectors[ | ]

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C'Ora - a vast aglomeration of Sector 13.
(Coraabia Artist: Pavel Tretera)

Central Sectors[ | ]

Sector 1

Sector 2

Sector 3

Sector 4

  • Bal'Teeka (Dome of Humiliation), a Sokurr battleground
  • Kapiba Shrunn

Sector 5

  • Corash guilds
  • Bokoron

Sector 6

  • TolChent docks
  • Nom-Falla

Sector 7

  • Ycho docks
  • the home Sector of sub-journal Humpitch!
  • arena Gum-Du
  • Pthral

Circle Sectors[ | ]

Sector 8

  • headquarters of Planetary Kops

Sector 9

  • arena Dubbu-Rang
  • industrial complex JisSar

Sector 10

Sector 11

  • Nadda

Sector 12

Outer Sectors[ | ]

Sector 13

Sector 14

Sector 15

Sector 16

  • Great Coraabian Stem Cell Genebank (G.C.S.C.G.)

Sector 17

Sector 18

Sector 19

  • Kocharr

Sector 20

Sector 21

Sector 22

Sector 23

Sector 24

Sector 25

Sector 26

Sector 27

Sector 28

Xalien districts[ | ]

  • Irran - center of the Ulgorian minority
  • Anu-ba - Annorian embassy complex
  • RamaX - slum brimming with cheap unskilled labor coming mostly from Traxol

Population[ | ]

Notable residents[ | ]

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Former C'Orian governor Zula.
(Coraabia Artist: Simon Dominic)


Politics


Culture

  • Grom-Paj
  • Ebrigon - Sobi'XaX of the xennocircus Ebrigon
  • Bzuk-Tande - famous vi-mag
  • Ja-Barr - sub-celebrity
  • Ju-Nada - sub-celebrity


Science

Planetary government[ | ]

Bureaus[ | ]

Institutions[ | ]

Trivia[ | ]

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C'Ora - industrial complex JisSar, known for the production of antigravs, Sector 9.
(Coraabia Artist: Marcus Collins)

  • Almost no Zombs helped during the construction of C'Ora. For centuries, Zombs were strictly rejecting the basic premise of a place where different nations would coexist in harmony. Most Zombs from the Tal colonies rather voluntarily settled down in the newly liberated Min'Ora. One of the exceptions was the She-Zomb Kanaan, who enjoyed a star career during her centuries of involvement in the C'Orian politics.


  • Students of Orbital University are automatically granted honorary C'Orian citizenship upon being accepted to the institution.


  • Along with Min'Ora, the Makard Dam, and mining fields of the Tal colony X-Tal, C'Ora is the only object easily visible from the upper orbit.


  • The city's 3000 Tu jubilee (500 Guls) celebrations were attended by various delegations from all corners of Coraabia.


  • The average wage in the neighbouring city-state Bochezai is roughly 67% higher than in C'Ora.


  • Highway polygons designed for antigravs are used by almost 110,000,000 travelers in a single Light Day.
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A typical example of a vertically oriented aglomeration of C'Ora - some Sectors have their "living layer" almost two kilometres thick.
(Coraabia Artist: Minna Sundberg)

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(Coraabia Artist: George Constantinesu)

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