Kalidasa system

Kalidasa system
System information
Settled	2433
Capital	Beaumonde
Stars	Kalidasa
Protostars	Penglai
Gas giants	3
Planets	18
Moons	40
Asteroids	None
Population	932 million

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The Kalidasa system was a star system that contained the star Kalidasa.

Orbital Order

1. Sho-Je Downs
   1. Miyazaki
   2. Kuan Lo
2. Verbena
   1. Lassek
   2. Barrimend
3. Constance
   1. Barrowclough
   2. Disraeli
4. Glacier
   1. Denali
5. Vishnu
   1. Ganesha
   2. Rama
6. Heaven - Gas Giant
   1. Urvasi
   2. Menaka
   3. Rambha
   4. Tilottama
7. Angel
   1. Zephyr - L4 Position
8. Delphi
   1. Clio
   2. Thalia
   3. Calliope
9. New Kasmir
   1. Skardu
10. Whittier
    1. Ita
11. Penglai - Protostar
    1. Beylix
       1. Charity
       2. Cinote
       3. St. Lucius
    2. Newhall
       1. Severance
       2. Darcke
       3. Mohenrichia
    3. Oberon
       1. Puck
       2. Quince
       3. Bottom
    4. Six Sigma Asteroid Swarm (formerly "Pacifica")
       1. Juno (Destroyed)
       2. Heracles (Destroyed)
       3. New Bethlehem (Destroyed)
       4. Gaul (Destroyed)
       5. Lear
12. Ghost
    1. Inferno
    2. Xibalia
13. Aberdeen
    1. Vesta
14. Zeus - Gas Giant
    1. Isabel
    2. Sophie
    3. Victoria
    4. Delynn
    5. Theophrastus
    6. Gayle
    7. Betty
15. Beaumonde - Capital
    1. Hastur
    2. Geneva
16. Djinn's Bane - Gas Giant
    1. Illat
    2. Hilal
    3. Hubal
    4. Sin
    5. Ta'lab
    6. Wadd
17. Salisbury
    1. Lennox

Trivia

• Kālidāsa was a Sanskrit writer.
• The planet Delphi is named for the ancient Greek city state. The moons of Delphi are named after three of the Nine Muses: Calliope, the Muse of Epic Poetry, Thalia the Muse of Comedy and Clio, the Muse of History.
• Oberon is named after the character from a Midsummer Night's Dream. Similar to Ariel and Miranda, all three planets share their names with moons of Uranus, which in turn were named after characters from Shakespeare. Oberon's moons also share their names with characters from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
• Xiabalia is the name of the underworld in Mayan mythology. Its name means "place of fright".

Sources

• Complete and Official Map of the Verse
• The Verse in Numbers
• ARC of the Verse