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Contents. Creation The Free Worlds League was a federation that was initially created by three existing nations, the, and. Three nations, formed in the wake of the 's internal struggles, signed the (also known as the Treaty of Marik) in, creating the League even before the establishment of the. As influential as, and, the leaders of their respective nations, were, the League owes just as much to, the man who negotiated between the three leaders.

The League's first war occurred in against the. That nation's dictator, refused the League's peaceful entreaties. In September, led a force in what came to be known as the. Marik's forces were easily victorious and the League annexed the six-world Commonality. This marked the first time the League Parliament named a Captain-General to lead military forces in battle. As proscribed by the League constitution, Marik returned control of the to Parliament at the end of the war.

Early Years In, the League signed the, which brought the nation into direct conflict with the as allies of the. Parliament elected Captain-General. Selaj was a failure. By the end of the 2300s, the position of Captain-General all but belonged to, who had been granted the right of first refusal. In the 2360s, Captain-General undertook a series of military campaigns that added a number of Capellan planets to the Free Worlds League. In, the five Capellan nations united under as the.

Attacked the League in with as the focus of his offensive. The six-year struggle marking the beginning of the. Age of War While the 24th century marked a new era in the history of the, it also marked a transfer of power in the League. Allan Marik was replaced by his son as Captain-General.

Peter was appointed in as many in Parliament feared such a conflict was imminent. Peter immediately went to the Andurien front and prosecuted an incredible campaign, despite the fact that larger realms with larger military forces meant ever-bloodier battles. After a defeat on in gave room to angle for the Captain-Generalcy himself, Peter went directly for, the Capellan capital, and earned a victory there. Chancellor sued for peace in. Peter Marik returned to a victor and a hero. He continued to prosecute military actions against the Capellans and, unfazed by Parliament's ratification of the in.

Parliament began reining Peter in, first with an oversight committee in, then with the passage of the in. When the Lyrans attacked again in, Peter refused to serve as Captain-General with the War Powers Act in effect. Unwilling to repeal the law, Parliament appointed one of Peter's subordinates, Captain-General. Stewart was a disaster and the League was fortunate the Lyrans were distracted by the. Stewart's failure did wonders for Peter's popularity, as many Members of Parliament became convinced that only a Marik could effectively serve as Captain-General. Peter Marik was assassinated in. The Lyrans invaded in and Parliament asked to lead the defense, and he refused.

When more League worlds were lost, Parliament repealed the War Powers Act. As soon as Terrence was notified, he took over as Captain-General, took control of the FWLM, and blunted the Lyran advance. Terrence's younger brother succeeded him in and led an offensive against the Lyrans.

Parliament passed the in, which allowed citizens of conquered planets to become full League citizens. This staunched the flow of refugees leaving newly-conquered League systems and the economy flourished.

Peter retired in with the League at the height of its power. Peter was succeeded by, who became known as 'the Bloodthirsty' due to tactics he used against the Lyrans.

In, Geralk personally led the invasion of. In the deployed for the first time. A mere company of 'Mechs turned the tide against Marik's conventional forces and Geralk himself was killed when a 'Mech stepped on him. The Lyrans tried to press their technological advantage, but did not have enough BattleMechs to do more than blunt the League invasion.

The nineteen-year-old succeeded her father as Captain-General. She focused the League's attention on technological innovation and improving education with an eye toward enhancing the nation's long-term economic situation. Simone was ousted by Parliament in due to her disastrous foreign relations, especially with respect to the, which culminated in Chancellor rejecting an offer to jointly attack the in exchange for and the surrounding systems. Simone's insane brother became Captain-General and planned an attack aimed at conquering. The Hegemony discovered this plot and launched a raid that decimated the naval task force in the system. A third sibling, seized power with backing from Parliament and House Marik, and Carlos went into exile in the. The new Captain-General quickly negotiated a peace settlement with Director-General.

Star League succeeded his father in. In the League again went to war with the Capellans over Andurien. In, Director-General abruptly invited Albert and to to negotiate the end of the. The surprisingly ended not only the war, but various border disputes that had gone on for years.

This was followed by the five-year-long, which began in. To conclude that war, Albert Marik willingly gave control over in exchange for Liao joining an alliance with the League and Terran Hegemony in what would become the, which would unite all of humanity under its banner. For that sacrifice, Ian Cameron agreed to only recognize a Marik Captain-General as the representative of the Free Worlds League. This gave the Captain-General purely political power for the first time and forced the League to make the position permanent. Over the coming years, Ian Cameron and Albert Marik negotiated, cajoled, bribed, and manipulated the, and into joining the Star League. Reunification War.

Main article: Ian Cameron made the in, signaling his intent for the Star League to rule over all of humankind, one way or another. The realms of the —the, and —refused the Star League's peaceful entreaties to join, preferring their own, hard-fought independence. The Star League and armies of its member nations launched a coordinated assault in known as the Reunification War. Captain-General, who had succeeded her father a few years prior, led the assault into Canopus.

The technologically- and numerically-inferior Periphery realm had little hope, but fought tenaciously in defense of their homeland. Marik all-but abandoned the Free Worlds League to Parliament and threw herself into the campaign. She ensured that Canopians were treated with respect and that the dictates of the were followed. Her forces captured in and the entire Magistracy was secured. Was appointed as the military governor of the Magistracy. She took to her work with a genuine passion.

At her urging, the League invested heavily in rebuilding Canopian industry. Canopian self-rule was restored in. Recession The Magistracy's new factories were superior to the League's aging infrastructure and Leaguers began buying Canopian goods. This hurt the League's economy, but the tipping point was the introduction of a Star League currency in.

The ten-year recession became the focus of Parliament. The longer the recession went, the more radical the remedies proposed became, and the more MPs began to sign on to them. Led by the Regulans, MPs advocated for protectionism, or even pulling out of the Star League.

The League did not fully recover until the late 2640s, when new exploration and settlement of previously uninhabitable planets spurred economic growth. The Scourge of Death Extremism was not limited to Parliament. A number of acts of terrorism occurred in the 2660s, though most groups were poorly organized and easily broken up. One exception was the Scourge of Death. The Scourge's first terrorist act was the exploding of a bomb at the main starport in Atreus in.

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The organization's crowning achievement was the assassination of Captain-General at a family estate on in. The bomb blast killed almost all of the members of the Marik family.

Only, a cousin to Terrence, survived, coming back from the brink of death with the help of bionic implants. As Captain-General, Gerald focused on eradicating the Scourge of Death. The Marik Militia and SAFE were given free rein to do what they needed. Civil liberties were ignored, the was raided, and Marik allies were angered. The Scourge's base of operations was destroyed, but a raid on uncovered shocking evidence; the leaders of the Scourge were the Selaj family.

The Free Worlds League was headed for civil war. On 1 October, Gerald convened a military tribunal that convicted the three leaders of the Selaj family in absentia.

Their sentence was death. As the Regulan forces dug in, Gerald succeeded in convincing the leaders of the Star League not to participate in an internal Free Worlds matter. Gerald led the Marik forces into the Principality in December 2679. A number of Regulan troops did not wish to defend their leaders, so they defected. Marik had won by January. Committed suicide rather than be captured, but and escaped into Canopus.

Gerald appointed the Schenk family as the new rulers of Regulus. Gerald remained paranoid, believing every setback to be part of a conspiracy. He maintained the heightened security and increased the budget of SAFE. It became a common belief in the Free Worlds that Gerald's paranoia was a result of his use of bionics, leading to a League-wide stigma against bionic implants. Succeeded her father in.

She was every bit as ruthless and paranoid as her father. Elise's purges were even worse. Her brother initially attempted to oppose her in Parliament, but went into exile in the.

Parliament had had enough in and dissolved the position of Captain-General. Elise led troops against Parliament and dissolved the body.

That was the last straw for Oliver, who returned to lead a rebellion. The rebels captured Elise in, but her son took over as military commander.

Bertram liberated his mother in February, though her imprisonment had left her mentally unstable and unfit for leadership. Though Bertram was still ambitious, he reached out to Oliver and his son. The two sides reached a peace. The was signed on 20 May 2734. Bertram became Captain-General, though he restored Parliament and rolled back many of the changes Elise and Gerald introduced. Oliver and Boris surrendered.

Oliver was executed, and Boris was killed during an escape attempt. Fall of the Star League Bertram Marik had a quiet reign, though the same cannot be said of his successors. His son was a boor and a lush who repeatedly insulted his fellow Council Lords, resulting in poor diplomatic relations.

Ewan's son was a better ruler, but he had a personal vendetta against, the Commanding General of the and Regent for. When the rebelled, the Free Worlds did nothing.

When launched, the Free Worlds did not recognize Amaris as the rightful, but Marik refused to let Kerensky use Free Worlds systems as staging grounds for the Terran Hegemony's civil war. The Council Lords stripped Kerensky of his commission and appointed to rebuild the shattered communications network. Blake subsequently founded. Each Council Lord returned to his or her capital and declared themselves First Lord. Kerensky took most of the SLDF and went into exile beyond the Inner Sphere.

The groundwork had been laid for a new era of warfare. Kenyon used the looming crisis to convince Parliament to pass laws that gave him more power. The most famous and far-reaching was. Passed on 19 December, Resolution 288 gave the Captain-General incredible power, including the right to convene and dismiss Parliament at will, the ability to appoint his or her successor, and sole direction of the FWLM. First Succession War The began in the Free Worlds League when the launched an invasion of in.

Kenyon Marik ordered the use of nuclear weapons during that battle. When the Lyrans responded in kind, he declared that the Lyran use of weapons of mass destruction abrogated the and he was free to do the same, a precedent in which the other House Lords followed suit. Through the initial stages of the war, the League focused on claiming former Hegemony worlds and defending against the Lyrans. Kenyon ordered his troops to target infrastructure, believing that he could win by denying his enemy the ability to create weapons of war. Again, his peers copied this strategy. By November 2787, the Lyrans were distracted by war with the Kuritas, and the former Terran planets were occupied. Kenyon seized that moment to turn the FWLM against the.

Though there were setbacks and raids with the Lyrans, the League was able to seize many systems from the Capellans, including the Andurien worlds. The offensive was stalled in because of a successful Capellan raid.

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Following that, the FWLM paused to consolidate their gains. The FWLM did not do as well on the Lyran front. An assault on in failed to land ground troops. Following that battle, the League offensives slowed down considerably. The Lyrans conquered the Bolan Thumb in, though they suffered heavy losses. On 16 May, the League signed a peace treaty with the Lyran Commonwealth.

A similar document was signed with the Capellans in November of that year. The armistices did not reflect a desire for peace between the belligerents; rather, they had beaten themselves almost to oblivion and need a respite to recover so that they could war again. The war devastated the League's infrastructure. Whole planets were abandoned or forgotten. Captain-General ordered scientists and engineers to work on military concerns, forgoing reconstruction of civilian infrastructure.

The Marik attempted to return SAFE to its former glory because he believed that the intelligence service would be important for the next conflict. He also sought to glean information about enemy troop movements from his sister, who had joined. Second Succession War Charles Marik used the information he was getting from ComStar in.

In response to Lyran troop movements, he declared war on the Commonwealth, marking the League's entry into the. The League and Commonwealth traded worlds and continued the total war mentality from the previous conflict. In time, Charles began to suspect that his enemies were receiving similar intelligence from ComStar. Charles hatched a plot to gain evidence that ComStar was leaking information to other nations. Codenamed Operation Cookie Jar, Charles had the Marshall of Oriente send a false message that a Star League cache had been found on. A Capellan force invaded the system in March, only a few months after the message was sent.

Marik's response was to destroy the station orbiting, killing all the ComStar personnel inside, including his sister Jeannette. Several hours later, on 19 March, ComStar declared a communications interdiction, refusing to send interstellar messages. The League's military preparation suffered catastrophically and SAFE began a shadow war with ComStar. The League was attacked by all four other and lost a number of systems to the Lyrans and Capellans. When Parliament blocked funding for the FWLM, Charles was forced to acquiesce to ComStar. Though communications were restored on 9 November, Charles still had problems with Parliament.

Accomplishing little on the capital and faced with severe morale problems, Charles took to the front lines on in. About the same time, Marik's allies in Parliament succeeded in passing appropriations for the FWLM. The Captain-General held out until reinforcements arrived, a symbol of the League's war efforts everywhere.

The war cost the life of, however. The last Allison Duke of Oriente died fighting on in.

Parliament appointed as his successor. Though the appointment was meant to drive a wedge between Marik and Oriente, Charles and Blair quickly became allies. By, the League had recovered most of the worlds they lost to the Capellans.

In, the Second Succession War ended. Third Succession War The Free Worlds League entered the in with the invasion of the. Though the invasion was successful, the Lyran counterattack was also a success. The use of troops from the to garrison the Skye worlds, and their subsequent defeats, turned the Humphreys family against the Mariks, specifically Captain-General. The 3rd War was characterized by a tacit return to the Ares Conventions because technology and factories and even clean water had become too important to destroy. The League signed the on 13 October, which entered the nation into an alliance with the Capellans and the in response to the signing of the.

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The 3rd War did not so much end as it ground to a halt around. The League has gained a number of worlds from both the Lyrans and Capellans. Anton's Revolt became the Captain-General on 2 September. At his side during his inaugural address was his brother,. Janos promoted Anton to the rank of general in.

In January he put his brother in charge of the Capellan front. Anton became increasingly dissatisfied with his brother's tenure and coveted the Captain-Generalcy for himself. With backing from Capellan and, Anton declared himself Captain-General on 22 May. Anton grossly overestimated his support within the Free Worlds League, however.

Not only did Anton garner very little support, Janos surprisingly received military aid from the and the. Anton's most powerful support came from Liao, in the form of.

And Anton had a disagreement about strategy in February. Wolf refused Anton's orders and departed to deal with a Loyalist offensive. As the mercenary took off, Anton ordered the Dragoons' dependents executed for treason.

Upon hearing of this, the Dragoons turned around and marched on. After a three-day fight, 's killed Anton Marik. Six weeks later, the rebellion was over. Fourth Succession War In, Prince and Archon launched a joint military operation that became known as the. The main targets were the and, Marik's erstwhile allies in the Concord of Kapteyn. Though reluctant to do so, Janos ordered the FWLM into action. Operation Dagger was a poorly planned offensive against the Lyrans with no objective other than assisting the Combine.

The League unexpectedly found itself under assault from the. The surprise assault threatened supply lines. Coupled with the threat of the ' advance, Marik ordered a general withdrawal from a number of worlds near. Andurien Crisis.

Main article: In September, the seceded from the League. The breakaway duchy allied with the and started a war with the badly-weakened Capellan Confederation. Janos had Parliament push though the, which took away the rights of the provinces, except for Regulus and Oriente. Later that year, Janos suffered a stroke. His son and nephew struggled for de facto control of the League until returned from his service to ComStar to take over.

The FWLM went into action in. Thomas directed the loyal elements of the FWLM to cut the duchy off from their allies. Thomas' success was almost cut short by a bomb blast on 1 June. The bomb killed Janos and Duggan Marik and was believed to have killed Thomas as well. Duncan, having been responsible for the explosion, was unscathed.

He declared that Andurien was to blame and took the reins of power. He prosecuted a more direct campaign than Thomas did and led from the front, though the fighting was tough against the seasoned and entrenched. The reemergence of Thomas Marik on 5 December seemed a godsend to Parliament. Duncan was stripped of his title and Thomas became Captain-General. Duncan remained at the front, attempting to regain the leadership of House Marik with a victory, but died in battle on on 4 February. Thomas used his popularity to push the through Parliament. This new law gave him new powers, including a veto over Parliament.

The League completed the conquest of Andurien in. Unknown to almost everybody, the man who became Captain-General was not really Thomas Marik. ComStar had instituted an elaborate ploy and substituted a double for the real Thomas Marik. Eagle Rising The League had little participation in the because of the Andurien Crisis, though they did raid the and. The had no direct impact on the League. Instead, the Free Worlds League was able to benefit from it tremendously. Thomas Marik struck a deal to supply the, and with, Star League-era military hardware.

In return, Thomas' son began undergoing treatment for his leukemia at the. The League's military industrial complex expanded rapidly, and the war-ravaged nations bought whatever they could, even after the.

In 3052, Thomas betrothed his illegitimate daughter to, the heir-apparent of the Capellan Confederation. 3052 also saw a schism within. The new instituted reforms aimed at demystifying the order, but many strenuously objected. A former member of ComStar, Thomas granted the exiles who were calling themselves the a home on. In, Thomas Marik learned that Joshua was dead and had been replaced by a body double on the orders of. Thomas ordered a retributive strike in conjunction with the Capellans.

The goal of was to reclaim the worlds lost in the Fourth Succession War. The League's task was made considerably easier. After Thomas went public with Victor's perfidy, Katherine launched her bid for power and seceded the Lyran half of the Federated Commonwealth. Eager to be seen as a peacemaker, Katherine ceded Thomas the worlds his father had given up to hers twenty-five years prior. Thomas declared victory and stopped his invasion, leaving Sun-Tzu Liao in the lurch. Liao was unable to complete the conquest he had begun, leaving a number of worlds without a Great House suzerain. This region of space came to be known as the.

Following the, Inner Sphere leaders met on for the. At that conference, the heads of state decided that they needed something drastic to effectively combat the Clans; they resurrected the. The Captain-General contributed troops to eradicate in and. The League largely stayed out of the. Thomas' sister was killed while commanding. One of her daughters, survived.

In, Alys formally proposed repealing Resolution 288 to Parliament. The Great Debate occupied Parliament for much of the year, but no repeal was made.

Throughout the 3060s, the Free Worlds League Navy grew rapidly. The League poured money into developing with the technical assistance of Word of Blake. By 3067, the League had one of the largest WarShip fleets of any power, Inner Sphere or Clan. Jihad The schism between and the would strongly affect the League, and ultimately destroy it. The Whitting Conference of resulted in the dissolution of the reborn Star League, just as Word of Blake was slated for full membership.

The Blakists began attacking Inner Sphere powers as punishment. Eventually, the would engulf all of humanity. Over the decades, the Word had infiltrated and subverted a number of Free Worlds leaders, military units, and naval assets. Blakist manipulation resulted in two provinces of the invading the League.

Marshall was able to force the Lyrans off League worlds, but the Captain-General recalled troops loyal to him to Atreus. On 25 October, the Blakists launched a coordinated assault on Atreus. A chemical attack killed most MPs and members of the, a naval battle took place in orbit between pro-Marik and pro-Word forces, and the Blakists revealed the sitting Captain-General to be an impostor. Members of House Marik, including and, initially supported the false Thomas, but League worlds defected to the. Additionally, Prince of Regulus declared 'Thomas' unfit and staked his claim to the position of Captain-General. In August, (brother of the real Thomas and a Word sympathizer) launched a coup, deposed 'Thomas' and installed his daughter as Captain-General.

The false Thomas relocated to and refused to relinquish the title. On 19 November, following the assassination of her husband Jeremy Brett, Therese Marik declared the independent and called herself its Captain-General.

The disparate forces of the Free Worlds League and the Inner Sphere were able to defeat the Word of Blake, but the League was torn apart into several competing states; namely the, the, the, and the. Unable to reach a compromise, the rulers of these realms tried to re-unite the League under their own leadership.

Their disputes inevitably led to conflicts, in which these states fought each other savagely. During this period of turmoil, the, taking advantage of the whole mess, successfully conquered a large portion of the former League's coreward border.

Resurrection , daughter and heir of the false Thomas Marik, finally managed to successfully reunite the Free Worlds League. She reinforced her claim to House Marik's legacy by marrying, scion of the line of Alys Rousset-Marik, and largely succeeded in her reformation plan, being proclaimed Captain-General of the reformed Free Worlds League on July 3, 3139. The reformed league listed two new positions: a to handle military affairs and a to handle domestic affairs of the people. References.

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