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'''Maxwell Achilles Rowe''' was second ruler of the [[Rim Worlds Republic]] in the twenty-fourth century.
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'''Maxwell Achilles Rowe''' was second ruler of the [[Rim Worlds Republic]] in the [[twenty-fourth century]].
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
The third son of the Republic's founder [[Hector Rowe]], in [[2305]] Maxwell turned his father's classical interests against him, by ordering a vote of no-confidence against the aging First Consul. Generous bribes of slaves and precious metals led to the success of the vote and after Hector's suicide, Maxwell immediately installed himself as the second First Consul.
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The third son of the Republic's founder [[Hector Rowe]], in [[2305]] Maxwell turned his father's classical interests against him, by ordering a vote of no-confidence against the aging First Consul. Generous bribes of slaves and precious metals led to the success of the vote and after Hector's suicide, Maxwell immediately installed himself as the second First Consul.<ref name=TPp16>''The Periphery'', p. 16</ref>
  
Maxwell pursued a cautious policy towards neighboring worlds, many settled by refugees from the expanding [[Lyran Commonwealth]] and [[Draconis Combine]]. Using trade and technological aid as his tools, as well as the foundation of a university in 2334, Maxwell added several worlds to the Republic and established new colonies further out.
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Maxwell pursued a cautious policy towards neighboring worlds, many settled by refugees from the expanding [[Lyran Commonwealth]] and [[Draconis Combine]]. Using trade and technological aid as his tools, as well as the foundation of a university in [[2334]], Maxwell added several worlds to the Republic and established new colonies further out.<ref name=TPp18>''The Periphery'', p. 18</ref>
  
In [[2338]] three Republican JumpShips strayed into [[Tamar Pact]] space and were mistaken by the defenders for Kuritan raiders. Realising that the Republic's anonymity would soon be ended, Maxwell took the initiative to meet with [[Kevin Tamar]] the following year and each man found the other to be surprisingly cultured and civilized. They parted with an agreement of neutrality.
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In [[2338]], three Republican [[JumpShip]]s strayed into [[Tamar Pact]] space and were mistaken by the defenders for Kuritan raiders. Realizing that the Republic's anonymity would soon be ended, Maxwell took the initiative to meet with [[Kevin Tamar]] the following year and each man found the other to be surprisingly cultured and civilized. They parted with an agreement of neutrality.<ref name=HRWp15/><ref name=TPp18-19>''The Periphery'', pp. 18-19</ref>
  
However, in Maxwell's absence, his daughter [[Arabella Rowe|Arabella]] had engineered a revolution, enfranchising the Republic's labor class and proclaiming herself to be First Consul. Maxwell learned of this while returning home and faced with certain death instead fled into unexplored territory. He and his supporters were never seen again.
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However, in Maxwell's absence, his daughter [[Arabella Rowe|Arabella]] had engineered a revolution, enfranchising the Republic's labor class and proclaiming herself to be First Consul. Maxwell learned of this while returning home and faced with certain death, instead fled into unexplored territory. He and his supporters were never seen again.<ref name=TPp19>''The Periphery'', p. 19</ref>
 
 
==Titles and Positions==
 
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==References==
 
==References==
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
* ''[[The Periphery (sourcebook)]]''
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* ''[[Historical: Reunification War]]''
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* ''[[The Periphery (sourcebook)|The Periphery]]''
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Latest revision as of 10:31, 27 April 2023

Maxwell Achilles Rowe
Personal
AffiliationHouse Rowe
Profile
Title(s)First Consul
ProfessionNoble
Family
ParentsHector Rowe (father)
ChildrenArabella Rowe[1]

Maxwell Achilles Rowe was second ruler of the Rim Worlds Republic in the twenty-fourth century.

History[edit]

The third son of the Republic's founder Hector Rowe, in 2305 Maxwell turned his father's classical interests against him, by ordering a vote of no-confidence against the aging First Consul. Generous bribes of slaves and precious metals led to the success of the vote and after Hector's suicide, Maxwell immediately installed himself as the second First Consul.[2]

Maxwell pursued a cautious policy towards neighboring worlds, many settled by refugees from the expanding Lyran Commonwealth and Draconis Combine. Using trade and technological aid as his tools, as well as the foundation of a university in 2334, Maxwell added several worlds to the Republic and established new colonies further out.[3]

In 2338, three Republican JumpShips strayed into Tamar Pact space and were mistaken by the defenders for Kuritan raiders. Realizing that the Republic's anonymity would soon be ended, Maxwell took the initiative to meet with Kevin Tamar the following year and each man found the other to be surprisingly cultured and civilized. They parted with an agreement of neutrality.[1][4]

However, in Maxwell's absence, his daughter Arabella had engineered a revolution, enfranchising the Republic's labor class and proclaiming herself to be First Consul. Maxwell learned of this while returning home and faced with certain death, instead fled into unexplored territory. He and his supporters were never seen again.[5]

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Historical: Reunification War, p. 15
  2. The Periphery, p. 16
  3. The Periphery, p. 18
  4. The Periphery, pp. 18-19
  5. The Periphery, p. 19

Bibliography[edit]