Qree

The old government is overthrown and the new Empire of the Miethara emerges from the ruin. Population increases drastically.

Except for scattered primitive settlements, all surviving Qreen are safe on Qree or serving with the Galactic Riders or the Free Peoples.

Qree accepts protection by the Galactic Riders. The Council of the Free Peoples of the Scattered Worlds congratulates Qree on reaching true Civilization. In lieu of their previous homeworld, a Mietharan planet is set up by the Galactic Riders as the Sebhra homeworld. Slowly but surely, other states in Miethara space are either destroyed, destroy themselves, or reach maturity.

After a millennium and a half of destructive wars, the Miethara on Qree sets all Sebhra free and makes them cultural partners in the Empire. Old-guard worlds react badly, and the wars escalate.

Filtan was the greatest of the Qreen poets. He lived in the days of Nova Barentikater, and although he was of Qree, he belonged to a chaio which symapthized with Barentikater. thakar Lyph chaio, in fact, had strong ties with ban Tau chaio on Barentikater IV. thakar Lyph chaio kept no Sebhra slaves (unlike other powerful chaios on Qree), and Filtan spoke out against Sebhra slavery at all times.

A vast Qreen starfleet enters Sebhra space and the Sebhra are beaten. The Qreen fleet withdraws with prisoners, depopulating Sebhra space. Sebhra prisoners become a slave caste in Miethara space. Galactic Riders withdraw from the Empire of the Miethara.

A quintet is dispatched from the Miethara of Kil Valley to Avethell to ask for help. In a precedent-breaking move, a descendant of Aemallana is sent into Qreen space. She seats the quintet on the Golden Throne, and Qree begins to peacefully reconquer the Empire.