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Originally a mark of respect addressed to veterans of the long stranded [[ESB Jaris|ESB trading post]] on the Isle of [[Jaris]], the term '''{{PAGENAME}}''' has since come to acquire a distinct meaning in the [[Krasnocoria]]n port of [[Elmaovo]], referring now as it does to those men of the [[Honourable Company]] who had diversified their business activities to better reflect the realities of their somewhat precarious and anomalous position in Krasnocorian society. | Originally a mark of respect addressed to veterans of the long stranded [[ESB Jaris|ESB trading post]] on the Isle of [[Jaris]], the term '''{{PAGENAME}}''' has since come to acquire a distinct meaning in the [[Krasnocoria]]n port of [[Elmaovo]], referring now as it does to those men of the [[Honourable Company]] who had diversified their business activities to better reflect the realities of their somewhat precarious and anomalous position in Krasnocorian society. | ||
Since the year 1653 [[AN]] ESB recruitment agents had been observed operating in international waters sending landing parties ashore to recruit young female [[Black Travellers]] for ill-defined waitress vacancies in Shirekeep. ESB representatives introduced into the region had worked industriously in seeking to make contact with promising young gupneks who might serve as talent scouts and recruiters on the ground in Krasnarus and the Florian Serb lands. | |||
Of those who made the journey westwards the majority - far from becoming serving staff in bars and restaurants - became bathhouse attendants, a very disreputable profession in the former territories of the Imperial Republic. It is estimated that about 20,000 Black Traveller women had been trafficked by the gupnek gangs to Shirekeep, which was the result of a series of backdoor deals on the latter. The implications of this, which place high-ranking officials in unsavory positions, have stirred controversy among the Parliamentarians of Krasnarus. | |||
In 1659 the remaining Black Traveller population was sold to the ESB Group of Shireroth at the asking price of 1,589 Erb ($25) per head. Because Benacia had already enjoyed a decade long glut in cheap labour, the Black Travellers - excepting the 30,000 strong corps of bathhouse attendants already established - were to be resettled in Constancian territory to work on ESB projects overseen by its Euran Directorate. | |||
The process of rounding up and herding together such a large population engendered a certain level of resistance, and it took several years to complete the relocation of the entire population. | |||
[[Category:Krasnocoria]][[Category:ESB Group]] | [[Category:Krasnocoria]][[Category:ESB Group]] | ||
Revision as of 22:32, 22 December 2019
 Voski Kasabian, Sarhang of the Elmaovo Chapter of the Honoured Sons | |
| Territory | Elmaovo (Krasnocoria) |
|---|---|
| Ethnicity | Constancians, Raspurids, Black Travellers, Šlovedks, Anticans, Coriaks, Hasanis |
| Criminal activities | Assassination, Assault, Bank robbery, Blackmailing, Bribery, Burglary, Contract killing, Extortion, Fraud, Illegal gambling, Kidnapping, Money laundering, Murder, Prostitution, Smuggling, Theft |
| Patrons | Honourable Company, N&H, Raspur Pact |
Originally a mark of respect addressed to veterans of the long stranded ESB trading post on the Isle of Jaris, the term Honoured Sons has since come to acquire a distinct meaning in the Krasnocorian port of Elmaovo, referring now as it does to those men of the Honourable Company who had diversified their business activities to better reflect the realities of their somewhat precarious and anomalous position in Krasnocorian society.
Since the year 1653 AN ESB recruitment agents had been observed operating in international waters sending landing parties ashore to recruit young female Black Travellers for ill-defined waitress vacancies in Shirekeep. ESB representatives introduced into the region had worked industriously in seeking to make contact with promising young gupneks who might serve as talent scouts and recruiters on the ground in Krasnarus and the Florian Serb lands.
Of those who made the journey westwards the majority - far from becoming serving staff in bars and restaurants - became bathhouse attendants, a very disreputable profession in the former territories of the Imperial Republic. It is estimated that about 20,000 Black Traveller women had been trafficked by the gupnek gangs to Shirekeep, which was the result of a series of backdoor deals on the latter. The implications of this, which place high-ranking officials in unsavory positions, have stirred controversy among the Parliamentarians of Krasnarus.
In 1659 the remaining Black Traveller population was sold to the ESB Group of Shireroth at the asking price of 1,589 Erb ($25) per head. Because Benacia had already enjoyed a decade long glut in cheap labour, the Black Travellers - excepting the 30,000 strong corps of bathhouse attendants already established - were to be resettled in Constancian territory to work on ESB projects overseen by its Euran Directorate.
The process of rounding up and herding together such a large population engendered a certain level of resistance, and it took several years to complete the relocation of the entire population.
