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Trugoy
Imperial Hive world and System Capital
Segmentum:	Ultima Segmentum
Sector:	Australis Ultima
Subsector:	Centrumeh Sub-Sector
System:	Trugoy System
Class:	Hive World
Type:	Major
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Population

History

Pre-Compliance

Even before the Imperium had reached the Trugoy System it was an interplanetary society, rules through a tyrannical hand based on the planet of Trugoy. Amidst the sands and limited resources, tribal clans rose and fought each other for dominance over the shattered and unforgiving world. From these clan was, territories were established and vast hive structures were erected to protect and utilise the previous locations where life could survive and perhaps even flourish.

The clan wars ensured that the strongest leaders had dominance and control over the planet and its direction. Once its society had the capability to travel to its neighbors they quickly conquered or colonised the remaining worlds in the system; harnessing their resources to assist in the growth and expansion of the capital world and the ruling clan. Thisruthless use of people and commodities shaped the society on Trugoy and, like many unenlightened worlds yet to be shown the Imperial Truth, formed itself into a religion of sorts. The sacrifice of individuals, lesser or weaker people, for the greater benefit of the society was seen as essential for the continued survival of the many. This tradition quickly became the cornerstone of the social structure and a method in which the ruling clan could cull the weak, and potentially threatening, members of their Hives.

Compliance

Commander Sekvan had shown promise during the Compliance of the Centrumeh System and had been given the command as a form of a test; if the execution of the Trugoy Compliance was carried out successfully he would be well onto his way to a senior command position in a primary Crusade Fleet and potentially a Governorship within a decade. Working with a substantially smaller than normal task force and no Astartes support, the 375th Crusade Fleet entered the Trugoy System only after extensive probing and covert reconnaissance. Having analysed the method in which the clans enforced their rule and social structure of might and intimidation Sekvan believed his path was clear.

Instead of concentrating his limited forces and attacking targets one at a time, he stunned his commanders by ordering them to split into a dozen smaller operation battalions and prepared them for orbital insertion at twelve of the thirteen largest Hives on Trugoy. For the thirteenth and largest Hive, Jermian, he reserved his master stroke.

Without warning, negotiation or threats Sekvan entered Trugoy's orbit and commenced orbital bombardment of Jermian. After less than thirty six hours the city was levelled and the twelve Battalions made planet fall outside of their assigned Hives. Believing that the entire society was established on the theory that might is right Sekvan had wanted to open the campaign with a show of brutal strength and unforgiving power followed by a threat against the remaining clans. The risk of the plan was huge and it was an all or nothing ploy, the forces deployed against the individual Hives were nowhere near the strength required to suppress them and there was no way that all of them would be able to be retrieved from the surface if the clans launched counter attacks.

The gambit paid off and as the first orbital landers made touch down outside the Hive walls multiple vox hails began flooding the command ship announcing the clan's unconditional surrender. With the rulership of the clans decimated the planets in the system quickly yielded and within six months of been given his orders Commander Sekvan reported the Compliance complete.

Post Compliance

In the years following the brutal Compliance action of Sekvan the clan's cominance in the political arena diminished and, as with all worlds brought into the Imperium, the native religion was suppressed in favour of the Imperial Truth. With Hive Jeriman and its inhabitant clan reduced to radioactive ash, the seat of the Imperial Governor was installed at Hive Poltar, a decision intended to disrupt the former clan hierarchy. While there was an Imperial Garrison force present, this tactic did indeed work and the clans influence over the day to day running of the System was inconsequential. However after only two years the garrison was requisitioned to assist in the continued efforts of Compliance in the Sub-Sector, leaving the planet to raise its own militia and minimal direct Imperial oversight. The political maneuverings began immediately; Clan Poltar reinforced its hold on power by resurrecting a number of former alliances and awarding them lucrative Imperial contracts or giving them generous Tithe concessions while levying their rivals with harsh taxes to compensate.

Although the Governor, a Clansman, was hesitant to influence the operations at the Nestro shipyards or the Mechanicum activities on Impasse for fear of drawing Imperial attention, he was not so fearful of directly interfering with the industry on Grox which fell under direct fealty to Trugoy and not Mars. The manufactorum facilities were ordered to quadruple their output and protested from the local administrators were ignored. The increased trade and commodities output over the following decades generated tremendous wealth which would normally allow significant increases in the worlds infrastructure for long term development, instead the resources were diverted into the coffers of Clan Poltar and further secured their hold on power.

with little to no knowledge of the politics outside of his own System, let alone the Sub-Sector, the Governor had only limited understanding of the Warmasters rebellion or its magnitude and believed it to be a localised incident unlikely to impact upon his own machinations. Attempting to capitalise on the situation and continue avoiding Imperial oversight, the Governor was quick to reaffirm his allegiance to the Golden Throne.

Less than two years later the war came to the Trugoy system as retreating Loyalists fleets from multiple failed campaigns nominated Trugoy as their rallying point due to its 'staunch' allegiance.

Campaign Reports

The Rallying of Trugoy
				Prologues The Warmasters great betrayal is announced to the galaxy with the bloody brutal ..→

Battle Reports

Battle Name	Date	Planet	Battle Outcome	Battle Summary
The Rallying of Trugoy~ACT of Heresy: Trugoy	063.008.M31	Trugoy	Loyalist	The Corruption of Office Although the Governor of Trugoy was quick to reaffirm his loyalty to the Emperor, it was a hollow pledge indeed; resentful at ..→
The Rallying of Trugoy~Ep.4 - Siege of Geigenhive	617.008.M31	Trugoy	Traitor	Prologue. Following the death of Ferrus Manus on the black sands of the Urgall Depression, information and whispers of the Geigenhive on Trugoy first got back to Warmaster's ears. ..→
The Rallying of Trugoy~Ep.5 - Scouring of Sydneaous Prime	770.008.M31	Trugoy	Traitor	The battle for Sydneaous Primary Hive, home to Trugoy’s astropathic relays and largest choir, will be remembered as a stirring Loyalist victory for centuries to come. The opening phases of the ..→
The Rallying of Trugoy~Ep.6 - Final Battle of Trugoy	904.008.M31	Trugoy	Draw	Day One The Battlefields were barren, silent and scattered with debris and wreckage from the space battle above. Abandoned were little pieces of info both sides needed to have and protect, ..→

Skirmish Reports

• L-I-3135 defeated I-ARMY-8733 a Loyalist gain.
• L-VII-5059 defeated L-XII-4985 a Loyalist gain.
• L-XVII-5831 defeated L-VII-5059 a Traitor gain.
• L-XVI-9805 fought L-XIII-2422 resulting in a standoff.
• Mitch defeated L-VII-3177 a Traitor gain.
• L-VII-8431 defeated L-XX-5126 a Loyalist gain.
• L-XIII-1313 defeated L-XVI-9805 a Loyalist gain.
• L-XIII-1313 defeated A-MECH-666 a Loyalist gain.
• L-XIII-2422 defeated L-XX-3187 a Loyalist gain.
• L-XIII-2422 defeated L-XII-4985 a Loyalist gain.
• L-VII-5059 defeated L-XII-4985 a Loyalist gain.
• L-VII-5059 defeated L-XX-3187 a Loyalist gain.
• Q-KNT-2151 defeated I-ARMY-4140 a Loyalist gain.
• Q-KNT-2151 defeated L-XII-1974 a Loyalist gain.
• L-I-3135 defeated A-MECH-666 a Loyalist gain.
• L-I-3135 defeated L-XVI-9805 a Loyalist gain.
• L-VII-3460 defeated L-XX-5126 a Loyalist gain.
• L-VII-1140 defeated L-XVII-5245 a Loyalist gain.
• L-X-4135 defeated I-ARMY-4140 a Loyalist gain.
• L-X-4135 defeated I-ARMY-8733 a Loyalist gain.