Venezia
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System: |
Orso system (Qab in Sangheili)[1] |
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Moon(s): |
At least one; Tiro |
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Demonym: |
Venezian[2] |
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Species: |
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Population: |
10.9 million [1] |
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Venezia, referred to by the Sangheili as Sqala,[4] is a human Outer Colony[5] world located in the Orso system, formerly governed by the Unified Earth Government and now under the control of centralized insurrectionist militia. Most of the planet is unexplored; New Tyne is essentially the only settlement on the planet,[6] other than scattered farms and factories located ten to fifteen kilometers away from the city.[7] Many small animals lurk around the edges of these settlements.[8] Venezia experiences long, cold, winters, sometimes lasting as long as six Venzian months.[9]
Overview[edit]
Topography and ecology[edit]
Local groves of hidefruit grew outside New Tyne, which were sometimes made into syrup.[10]
Locations[edit]
Known residents[edit]
History[edit]
Rise of humanity[edit]
Venezia was settled in 2450.[3]
Human-Covenant war[edit]
Venezia was squarely on the side of the Insurrection during that conflict that defined the turn of the twenty-sixth century. During the war between humanity and the Covenant, Venezia had gone quiet. Prior to January 2543, the colony cut all ties to the Unified Earth Government.[11] The local Colonial Administration Authority bureau on the world was famously destroyed via explosives by the residents.[12] Even after extinction of the human race was narrowly avoided thanks to the Covenant's undoing, people still remembered what Venezia had done prior to the empire's arrival in human space.[11]
Post-war[edit]
ONI involvement[edit]
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On January 27, 2553, the UNSC Ariadne, a