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	{{Country\|name=Ascendant Republic of Cooperative Societies\|image1=\|image2=Tir'qa Template V2 with thinner lines.png\|official name=Combined Cooperatives of Tir'qa\|common name=Tir'qa\|capital=[[Vornak Core]]\|capital world=[[Kelth]]\|demonym=Tir or Tirqan\|anthem=''A Galaxy of Equals''\|government=\|ideology=Republican Cooperatism\|head of state=Executive Director of Tir'qa\|head of government=President of The Central Alignment Congress\|legislature=Central Alignment Congress <br>		{{Country\|name=Ascendant Republic of Cooperative Societies\|image1=MACP Emblem.png\|image2=Tir'qa Template V2 with thinner lines.png\|official name=Combined Cooperatives of Tir'qa\|common name=Tir'qa\|capital=[[Vornak Core]]\|capital world=[[Kelth]]\|demonym=Tir or Tirqan\|anthem=''A Galaxy of Equals''\|government=\|ideology=Republican Cooperatism\|head of state=Executive Director of Tir'qa\|head of government=President of The Central Alignment Congress\|legislature=Central Alignment Congress <br>
	Cooperative Conferences (Upper) <br>		Cooperative Conferences (Upper) <br>
	Cooperative Councils (Lower) <br>\|ruling party=Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy\|official languages=Tir'qan Standard\|state religion=Atheist\|currency=J'onn\|population=37,803,045,668\|species=[[Tir]] (Majority)		Cooperative Councils (Lower) <br>\|ruling party=Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy\|official languages=Tir'qan Standard\|state religion=Atheist\|currency=J'onn\|population=37,803,045,668\|species=[[Tir]] (Majority)

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	{{Country\|name=~~Combined Coopertives~~ of ~~Tir'qa~~\|image1=~~FlagofTheCombinedCooperatives.png~~\|image2=Tir'qa Template V2 with thinner lines.png\|official name=Combined Cooperatives of Tir'qa\|common name=Tir'qa\|capital=[[Vornak Core]]\|capital world=[[Kelth]]\|demonym=Tir or Tirqan\|anthem=''A Galaxy of Equals''\|government=\|ideology=Republican Cooperatism\|head of state=Executive Director of Tir'qa\|head of government=President of The Central Alignment Congress\|legislature=Central Alignment Congress <br>		{{Country\|name=Ascendant Republic of Cooperative Societies\|image1=\|image2=Tir'qa Template V2 with thinner lines.png\|official name=Combined Cooperatives of Tir'qa\|common name=Tir'qa\|capital=[[Vornak Core]]\|capital world=[[Kelth]]\|demonym=Tir or Tirqan\|anthem=''A Galaxy of Equals''\|government=\|ideology=Republican Cooperatism\|head of state=Executive Director of Tir'qa\|head of government=President of The Central Alignment Congress\|legislature=Central Alignment Congress <br>
	Cooperative Conferences (Upper) <br>		Cooperative Conferences (Upper) <br>
	Cooperative Councils (Lower) <br>\|ruling party=Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy\|official languages=Tir'qan Standard\|state religion=Atheist\|currency=J'onn\|population=37,803,045,668\|species=[[Tir]] (Majority)		Cooperative Councils (Lower) <br>\|ruling party=Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy\|official languages=Tir'qan Standard\|state religion=Atheist\|currency=J'onn\|population=37,803,045,668\|species=[[Tir]] (Majority)

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	{{Country\|name=Combined Coopertives of Tir'qa\|image1=FlagofTheCombinedCooperatives.png\|image2=Tir'qa Template V2 with thinner lines.png\|official name=Combined Cooperatives of Tir'qa\|common name=Tir'qa\|capital=[[Vornak Core]]\|capital world=[[Kelth]]\|demonym=Tir or Tirqan\|anthem=''A Galaxy of Equals''\|government=\|ideology=Republican Cooperatism\|head of state=Executive Director of Tir'qa\|head of government=Alignment ~~Executive~~\|legislature=Central Alignment Congress <br>		{{Country\|name=Combined Coopertives of Tir'qa\|image1=FlagofTheCombinedCooperatives.png\|image2=Tir'qa Template V2 with thinner lines.png\|official name=Combined Cooperatives of Tir'qa\|common name=Tir'qa\|capital=[[Vornak Core]]\|capital world=[[Kelth]]\|demonym=Tir or Tirqan\|anthem=''A Galaxy of Equals''\|government=\|ideology=Republican Cooperatism\|head of state=Executive Director of Tir'qa\|head of government=President of The Central Alignment Congress\|legislature=Central Alignment Congress <br>
	Cooperative ~~Assembly~~ (Upper) <br>		Cooperative Conferences (Upper) <br>
	Cooperative Councils (Lower) <br>\|ruling party=Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy\|official languages=Tir'qan Standard\|state religion=Atheist\|currency=J'onn\|population=37,803,045,668\|species=[[Tir]] (Majority)		Cooperative Councils (Lower) <br>\|ruling party=Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy\|official languages=Tir'qan Standard\|state religion=Atheist\|currency=J'onn\|population=37,803,045,668\|species=[[Tir]] (Majority)
	[[Kobuns]] <br>		[[Kobuns]] <br>
	[[Rhee]] <br>		[[Rhee]] <br>
	[[Drapnids]] <br>\|major languages=\|major religions=None\|soldier count=Approx. 15 million standing personnel.\|spacefleet=~~451~~ Spacecrafts\|other assets=[[Cooperative Integrated Systems Defence Network]]\|rim=Unknown Space\|quadrant=Delta\|galaxy=[[Milky Way]]\|founded=11 CE\|dissolved=\|preceded by=[[Triple Cooperative]]\|created by=[[HowTheAlf]]\|controlled by=[[HowTheAlf]]}}		[[Drapnids]] <br>
			[[Thalians]]\|major languages=\|major religions=None\|soldier count=Approx. 15 million standing personnel.\|spacefleet=471 Spacecrafts\|other assets=[[Cooperative Integrated Systems Defence Network]]\|rim=Unknown Space\|quadrant=Delta\|galaxy=[[Milky Way]]\|founded=11 CE\|dissolved=\|preceded by=[[Triple Cooperative]]\|created by=[[HowTheAlf]]\|controlled by=[[HowTheAlf]]}}

	The '''Combined Cooperatives of Tir'qa''', also simply known as the '''Combined Cooperatives''', '''Tir'qa''' or '''CCT''', is an expansive interstellar collective spanning across several star systems in the westernmost reaches of Unknown Space in the [[Milky Way]] Galaxy. It is officially organised as a federation of 22 'Cooperative Systems', wherein each cooperative represents an inhabited star system, with the largest and most populous being [[Tir'qa]]. Each cooperative has limited autonomy and, in practice, much of the state's government, economy and defence is highly centralised under the Central Alignment Congress. Although officially democratic, it is a one-party state controlled by the [[Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy]]. Its designated capital is Vornak Core, on the planet [[Kelth]], though much of the administration is performed from offices on Tir'qa.		The '''Combined Cooperatives of Tir'qa''', also simply known as the '''Combined Cooperatives''', '''Tir'qa''' or '''CCT''', is an expansive interstellar collective spanning across several star systems in the westernmost reaches of Unknown Space in the [[Milky Way]] Galaxy. It is officially organised as a federation of 22 'Cooperative Systems', wherein each cooperative represents an inhabited star system, with the largest and most populous being [[Tir'qa]]. Each cooperative has limited autonomy and, in practice, much of the state's government, economy and defence is highly centralised under the Central Alignment Congress. Although officially democratic, it is a one-party state controlled by the [[Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy]]. Its designated capital is Vornak Core, on the planet [[Kelth]], though much of the administration is performed from offices on Tir'qa.
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	=== Second Constitution and Separation of Powers ===		=== Second Constitution, 550 Reforms and Separation of Powers ===
	The First Constitution, published upon the CCT's declaration in 11CE, did not limit the powers of the DCA or its senior bodies. Separation of powers did not exist, instead power was unified through the Central Alignment Congress and the Cooperative Presidium. Lasting for just over two centuries, the system it created was prone to extreme power struggles between the appointments of Executive Directors, whose powers created what analysts often described as a near-totalitarian state. This system would start to deteriorate as the state grew. The turning point came with the introduction of Yvel as the thirteenth system, pushing the number of representatives in Congress to over 100 for the first time. For party members, the Congress appeared increasingly unable to manage the rapidly expanding state. These factors, alongside increasing criticism from the growing reformist faction (referred to as the Reformist Ascendants) in the DCA, led to a split in the party. With both the Presidium and Congress at a deadlock, the reformists would begin the [[General Strike of 271]]. This strike, timed specifically on the marking of the nation's 270th anniversary, ground industries and entire systems to a halt, leaving the DCA in an unsustainable position. The Second Constitution was published in October of that year, ratified by both the CAC and Presidium in December, and adopted in the New Year of 272. The key changes were:		The First Constitution, published upon the CCT's declaration in 11CE, did not limit the powers of the DCA or its senior bodies. Separation of powers did not exist, instead power was unified through the Central Alignment Congress and the Cooperative Presidium. Lasting for just over two centuries, the system it created was prone to extreme power struggles between the appointments of Executive Directors, whose powers created what analysts often described as a near-totalitarian state. This system would start to deteriorate as the state grew. The turning point came with the introduction of Yvel as the thirteenth system, pushing the number of representatives in Congress to over 100 for the first time. For party members, the Congress appeared increasingly unable to manage the rapidly expanding state. These factors, alongside increasing criticism from the growing reformist faction (referred to as the Reformist Ascendants) in the DCA, led to a split in the party. With both the Presidium and Congress at a deadlock, the reformists would begin the [[General Strike of 271]]. This strike, timed specifically on the marking of the nation's 270th anniversary, ground industries and entire systems to a halt, leaving the DCA in an unsustainable position. The Second Constitution was published in October of that year, ratified by both the CAC and Presidium in December, and adopted in the New Year of 272. The key changes were:

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	* Separating the Executive Director and Alignment Executive to two individuals (the Executive Director previously held both by default).		* Separating the Executive Director and Alignment Executive to two individuals (the Executive Director previously held both by default).

	Though revisions have been made across the decades after, the Second Constitution remains the current basis of supreme law and governance, and Congress ~~- now numbering at~~ over 200 members - ~~has retained effective control~~.		Though revisions have been made across the decades after, the Second Constitution remains the current basis of supreme law and governance, and Congress has retained effective control. The most significant revision to the Second Constitution occurred in a series of reforms across the year 550, wherein governing philosophy would be restructured to fit the reformist New Ascendant Layer Theory. This included an expansion of Congress from just over 200 to 548 members to better represent less populated cooperatives, while also dividing Congress into 'sectors' in order to increase efficiency and counteract the enormous increase in numbers. Sectoral Assemblies replaced many congressional functions, mitigating the need for a full meeting of the chamber in system-level matters. Many scholars now see the CAC as more powerful than the DCA, citing the decentralisation policies undertaken by the moderate-reformist coalition in the post-war period.

	== History ==		== History ==

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	==== Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy ====		==== Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy ====
	[[File:DCAFinalLogo.png\|left\|thumb\|206x206px\|Emblem of the DCA]]		[[File:DCAFinalLogo.png\|left\|thumb\|206x206px\|Emblem of the DCA]]
	The '''Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy''' (DCA) is the founding and dominant political party of the Combined Cooperatives. It is the nominal successor to the Social Acceleration Party of the United Tir Republic, formed shortly before the party's collapse upon the declaration of the CCT. The head of the party, the [[Executive Director of The Combined Cooperatives of Tir’qa\|Executive Director]], becomes Head of State until either their death, resignation, or removal on grounds of unfitness to lead. At the top of the party is the [[Executive Director’s Cabinet\|Director’s Cabinet]], composed of ten ~~ministers~~ (and the Executive Director). It is elected internally at [[Ascendancy Conventions]], typically upon the resignation of a member or accession of a new Executive Director. ~~The~~ Director’s Cabinet also ~~nominates~~ candidates for the [[Cooperative Presidium]], the [[Director General]], and First Party Officer. As a result. the party is effectively led as a power-sharing arrangement between the Director’s Cabinet and Cooperative Presidium. ~~The powers of both bodies within~~ the ~~party have evolved over time~~. An Executive Director has veto power over both bodies in the party, however, its practical significance was greatly reduced after the Second Constitution.		The '''Directory of Cooperative Ascendancy''' (DCA) is the founding and dominant political party of the Combined Cooperatives. It is the nominal successor to the Social Acceleration Party of the United Tir Republic, formed shortly before the party's collapse upon the declaration of the CCT. The head of the party, the [[Executive Director of The Combined Cooperatives of Tir’qa\|Executive Director]], becomes Head of State until either their death, resignation, or removal on grounds of unfitness to lead. At the top of the party is the [[Executive Director’s Cabinet\|Director’s Cabinet]], composed of ten chiefs (and the Executive Director). It is elected internally at [[Ascendancy Conventions]], typically upon the resignation of a member or accession of a new Executive Director. Until 550, the Director’s Cabinet also nominated candidates for the [[Cooperative Presidium]], the [[Director General]], and First Party Officer. As a result, the party was effectively led as a power-sharing arrangement between the Director’s Cabinet and Cooperative Presidium. This has since changed however: the 550 reforms significantly increased congressional power, transferring nomination power to the chamber. An Executive Director has veto power over both bodies in the party, however, its practical significance was greatly reduced after the Second Constitution.

	The DCA ~~has~~ maintained control over Tirqa through the ability to appoint its own members to positions of government without traditional elections. A significant point of contention in this system is that neither planetary populations nor lower party members are able to have any role in these decisions. However, the state's victories in the [[Thalos Wars]], alongside the success of the social and economic reforms of the Second Constitution, ~~have~~ largely suppressed any dissent. Unrest is also reduced by the entry method into the Cooperatives - systems ~~enter~~ the ~~Cooperative~~ through formal agreement, rather than through war or submission (the exception being Thalos-5), and so a general sense of 'unity' is held. Although other parties exist, almost all senior positions of governance are held by members of the DCA. Previously, the Executive Director also held the position of President of the Central Alignment Congress, though the Second Constitution split these two positions and prohibited one individual from holding both. Most institutions are overseen by a Party Officer, though direct intervention in lower-level or local administration is rare.		The DCA had previously maintained control over Tirqa through the ability to appoint its own members to positions of government without traditional elections. A significant point of contention in this system was that neither planetary populations nor lower party members are able to have any role in these decisions. However, the state's victories in the [[Thalos Wars]], alongside the success of the social and economic reforms of the Second Constitution, largely suppressed any dissent. Latter reforms have placed the party in a more symbolic role, giving the cooperatives power of nomination to positions of government. Unrest is also reduced by the entry method into the Cooperatives - systems have historically entered the CCT through formal agreement, rather than through war or submission (the exception being Thalos), and so a general sense of 'unity' is held. Although other parties now exist, almost all senior positions of governance are held by members of the DCA. Previously, the Executive Director also held the position of President of the Central Alignment Congress, though the Second Constitution split these two positions and prohibited one individual from holding both. Most institutions are overseen by a Party Officer, though direct intervention in lower-level or local administration is rare.

	Some analysts divide the DCA into three 'wings' - the reformists (those who pushed for actions such as the Second Constitution, and are typically considered advocates for decentralisation), the moderates, and the centralists (looking to bring the CCT under one, single authority). As of current day, the DCA is mostly led by a moderate-reformist coalition~~, and the centralists lack positions in power to oppose this~~.		Some analysts divide the DCA into three 'wings' - the reformists (those who pushed for actions such as the Second Constitution, and are typically considered advocates for decentralisation), the moderates, and the centralists (looking to bring the CCT under one, single authority). As of current day, the DCA is mostly led by a moderate-reformist coalition.

	==== Central Alignment Congress ====		==== Central Alignment Congress ====
	[[File:Congress Tir'qa V2.png\|left\|thumb\|250x250px\|Composition of Congress]]		[[File:Congress Tir'qa V2.png\|left\|thumb\|250x250px\|Composition of Congress]]
	The '''Central Alignment Congress''', often informally referred to as the '''Combined Congress''', is nominally the highest layer of state authority in the CCT (outside of the DCA and its Presidium) and has been for most of its history, with its size and powers evolving as the nation expanded. Initially an advisory body to the Executive Director, being described by critics as a near-puppet administration, the Congress has since had its’ functions significantly expanded. It holds legislative power over economic and budgeting decisions, with one of its’ most significant decisions being the passing of the Cooperative Industrial and Technological Development Programs (CITDPs). Furthermore, it directly oversees the administration of law and appoints members to the courts, and also elects members to the Cooperative Presidium as nominated by the Director’s Cabinet. This dual model - the DCA nominating the Presidium but the CAC electing it - is often considered a controversial system. This can lead to internal tension and a conflict of interest, as evidenced with the Executive Director's intervention in the [[New Century Crisis]], wherein the CAC deadlocked upon the resignation of the 18th Executive Director. Its chamber oversees a massive bureaucracy responsible for maintaining control over 20 star systems. As a result, much of the decision making is limited to state-wide matters, whereas administration of internal affairs is mostly left to the Cooperative Assembly or local Cooperative Councils. Therefore, the designation of 'Highest Layer' is considered by some scholars as outdated - although the Congress initially held total power, the expansion of the Cooperative over centuries and the reforms of the Second Constitution have led to more of its duties being delegated.		The '''Central Alignment Congress''', often informally referred to as the '''Combined Congress''', is nominally the highest layer of state authority in the CCT (outside of the DCA and its Presidium) and has been for most of its history, with its size and powers evolving as the nation expanded. It is headed by a President. Initially an advisory body to the Executive Director, being described by critics as a near-puppet administration, the Congress has since had its’ functions significantly expanded. It holds legislative power over economic and budgeting decisions, with one of its’ most significant decisions being the passing of the Cooperative Industrial and Technological Development Programs (CITDPs). Furthermore, it directly oversees the administration of law and appoints members to the courts, and also elects members to the Cooperative Presidium as nominated by the Director’s Cabinet. This dual model - the DCA nominating the Presidium but the CAC electing it - is often considered a controversial system. This can lead to internal tension and a conflict of interest, as evidenced with the Executive Director's intervention in the [[New Century Crisis]], wherein the CAC deadlocked upon the resignation of the 18th Executive Director. Its chamber oversees a massive bureaucracy responsible for maintaining control over 20 star systems. As a result, much of the decision making is limited to state-wide matters, whereas administration of internal affairs is mostly left to the Cooperative Assembly or local Cooperative Councils. Therefore, the designation of 'Highest Layer' is considered by some scholars as outdated - although the Congress initially held total power, the expansion of the Cooperative over centuries and the reforms of the Second Constitution have led to more of its duties being delegated.

	The Constitutional Reforms of 550 sought to further streamline Congress-level bureaucracy. Most significantly, the redistricting of the regions of Tir'qa allowed for Congress to be split by both cooperative and region. This allows for Congress to split into Sectoral Assemblies for legislation that may only affect select regions of Tir'qa, further pushing decentralisation and allowing for the CAC to scale to the growing population with minimal issue. The 'New Congress', elected at the start of 551, is much larger than previous - currently possessing 548 representatives. However, full Congress sessions are rare, and are reserved for national-level legislation or emergencies. Each cooperative is allocated representatives proportional to population, at a ratio of approximately 1:70,000,000 citizens. As a result of their Exclusion Territory status, systems from the former Thalian Empire can veto national-level policy, and assemble in their own Sectoral Assembly. These Sectoral Assemblies are held in the capital planet of the relevant sector or - in the case of multi-sector debate - the closest. Senior members and centralists within the party criticise the new system, arguing that it breaks the traditional Ascendant Layer Theory that the Constitution is based upon. The success of the 551 New Year elections and initial Sectoral Assemblies have cast doubt on this viewpoint for many moderates however.		The Constitutional Reforms of 550 sought to further streamline Congress-level bureaucracy. Most significantly, the redistricting of the regions of Tir'qa allowed for Congress to be split by both cooperative and region. This allows for Congress to split into Sectoral Assemblies for legislation that may only affect select regions of Tir'qa, further pushing decentralisation and allowing for the CAC to scale to the growing population with minimal issue. The 'New Congress', elected at the start of 551, is much larger than previous - currently possessing 548 representatives. However, full Congress sessions are rare, and are reserved for national-level legislation or emergencies. Each cooperative is allocated representatives proportional to population, at a ratio of approximately 1:70,000,000 citizens. As a result of their Exclusion Territory status, systems from the former Thalian Empire can veto national-level policy, and assemble in their own Sectoral Assembly. These Sectoral Assemblies are held in the capital planet of the relevant sector or - in the case of multi-sector debate - the closest. Senior members and centralists within the party criticise the new system, arguing that it breaks the traditional Ascendant Layer Theory that the Constitution is based upon. The success of the 551 New Year elections and initial Sectoral Assemblies have cast doubt on this viewpoint for many moderates however.

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	=== Fight for Survival ===		=== Fight for Survival ===
	''Main Article: [[Thalos Wars]].''		''Main Article: [[Thalos Wars]].''
			[[File:Tir'qa-Thalian Border Neater Edition.png\|thumb\|219x219px\|Approximate Pre-War Borders]]

	==== Loss of Kovaxi'i and Faqare ====		==== Loss of Kovaxi'i and Faqare ====
	~~[[File:Tir'qa-Thalian Border V2.png\|thumb\|222x222px\|Tir'qa Thalian Border]]~~
	Thalos, though much smaller in size compared to the CCT, was far superior technologically and possessed a formal fleet. The Cooperatives did possess armed vessels, however due to a lack of traditional warfare they had never been properly centralised by the High Ministry of Cooperated Defence. As a result, Kovaxi'i and Faqare were quickly overrun with their local defences decimated. The rapid collapse of the Lower-Centre region exposed the Core Systems - the nation's historical heartland - to attack, with Kelth being chosen as the Empire's first target. Upon hearing of Thalian successes, the DCA hastily brought together a converted merchant fleet to defend Kelth. Meanwhile, the HMCD began the deployment of their long-term research project - the Cooperative Integrated Systems Defence Network. These platforms effectively stalled the Thalian Navy for long enough to allow the CCT to produce a fighting force. The size and resource advantage of the cooperatives allowed them to replace their losses far faster than Thalos, beginning a long war of attrition.		Thalos, though much smaller in size compared to the CCT, was far superior technologically and possessed a formal fleet. The Cooperatives did possess armed vessels, however due to a lack of traditional warfare they had never been properly centralised by the High Ministry of Cooperated Defence. As a result, Kovaxi'i and Faqare were quickly overrun with their local defences decimated. The rapid collapse of the Lower-Centre region exposed the Core Systems - the nation's historical heartland - to attack, with Kelth being chosen as the Empire's first target. Upon hearing of Thalian successes, the DCA hastily brought together a converted merchant fleet to defend Kelth. Meanwhile, the HMCD began the deployment of their long-term research project - the Cooperative Integrated Systems Defence Network. These platforms effectively stalled the Thalian Navy for long enough to allow the CCT to produce a fighting force. The size and resource advantage of the cooperatives allowed them to replace their losses far faster than Thalos, beginning a long war of attrition.

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	==== Return to Kovaxi'i and Invasion of Thalian Space ====		==== Return to Kovaxi'i and Invasion of Thalian Space ====
	Upon completion of the reconstruction of Faqaran industries, and the deployment of a CISDN Defence Platform to the planet, the Naval Division gathered their forces - including a newly constructed dreadnought class vessel - and issue a full-scale attack to recapture Kovaxi'i. The Battle for Kovaxi'i was the largest of the war, involving nearly one thousand vessels, of which over four hundred would be destroyed between both sides. Despite outnumbering the Naval Division, Thalian forces would eventually be forced to retreat upon the destruction of their largest ship by the CCT's dreadnaught. Unlike prior victories, no break was taken, and the Naval Division pushed into Thalian Space for the first time in the war, quickly capturing Draxil Prime. Thalos would attempt a last-ditch second attack on Kelth, though the local garrison and CISDN platforms were able to repel the Thalian navy.		Upon completion of the reconstruction of Faqaran industries, and the deployment of a CISDN Defence Platform to the planet, the Naval Division gathered their forces - including a newly constructed dreadnought class vessel - and issue a full-scale attack to recapture Kovaxi'i. The Battle for Kovaxi'i was the largest of the war, involving nearly one thousand vessels, of which over four hundred would be destroyed between both sides. Despite outnumbering the Naval Division, Thalian forces would eventually be forced to retreat upon the destruction of their largest ship by the CCT's dreadnaught. Unlike prior victories, no break was taken, and the Naval Division pushed into Thalian Space for the first time in the war, quickly capturing Draxil Prime. Thalos would attempt a last-ditch second attack on Kelth, though the local garrison and CISDN platforms were able to repel the Thalian navy.
			[[File:Thalos Exclusion Zone Neater Edition.png\|thumb\|231x231px\|Thalos Exclusion Zone (Prior to Reforms)]]

	==== Capture of Eelyn and Invasion of Thalos-5 ====		==== Capture of Eelyn and Invasion of Thalos-5 ====
	~~[[File:Thalos War Final.png\|thumb\|222x222px]]~~
	After a brief pause to begin the integration of Draxil Prime, the Naval Division continued its offensive into the Eelyn system. Though not densely populated, the planet was home to critical resources used for the construction of the Thalian Navy. The defence of the planet was fierce, with damaged Thalian vessels resorting to ramming Cooperative ships to cause as many casualties as possible. After a long series of battles across early 480, Eelyn would fall to the Cooperatives, and the Thalian Navy was alomost completely destroyed. Eelyn was used as a staging ground for the invasion of Thalos-5, with converted blockade-running vessels dropping Land Units to infiltrate the planet. Tir'qan land forces outmatched the Thalians significantly, leading to a prolonged series of victories on the ground. Though DCA records claim minimal civilian casualties, witnesses and critics claim that some divisions underwent 'revenge campaigns' over the Kelth siege.		After a brief pause to begin the integration of Draxil Prime, the Naval Division continued its offensive into the Eelyn system. Though not densely populated, the planet was home to critical resources used for the construction of the Thalian Navy. The defence of the planet was fierce, with damaged Thalian vessels resorting to ramming Cooperative ships to cause as many casualties as possible. After a long series of battles across early 480, Eelyn would fall to the Cooperatives, and the Thalian Navy was alomost completely destroyed. Eelyn was used as a staging ground for the invasion of Thalos-5, with converted blockade-running vessels dropping Land Units to infiltrate the planet. Tir'qan land forces outmatched the Thalians significantly, leading to a prolonged series of victories on the ground. Though DCA records claim minimal civilian casualties, witnesses and critics claim that some divisions underwent 'revenge campaigns' over the Kelth siege.

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	==== Capture of Eelyn and Invasion of Thalos-5 ====		==== Capture of Eelyn and Invasion of Thalos-5 ====
	[[File:Thalos War Final.png\|thumb\|222x222px~~\|Thalos Exclusion Zone (prior to renaming)~~]]		[[File:Thalos War Final.png\|thumb\|222x222px]]
	After a brief pause to begin the integration of Draxil Prime, the Naval Division continued its offensive into the Eelyn system. Though not densely populated, the planet was home to critical resources used for the construction of the Thalian Navy. The defence of the planet was fierce, with damaged Thalian vessels resorting to ramming Cooperative ships to cause as many casualties as possible. After a long series of battles across early 480, Eelyn would fall to the Cooperatives, and the Thalian Navy was alomost completely destroyed. Eelyn was used as a staging ground for the invasion of Thalos-5, with converted blockade-running vessels dropping Land Units to infiltrate the planet. Tir'qan land forces outmatched the Thalians significantly, leading to a prolonged series of victories on the ground. Though DCA records claim minimal civilian casualties, witnesses and critics claim that some divisions underwent 'revenge campaigns' over the Kelth siege.		After a brief pause to begin the integration of Draxil Prime, the Naval Division continued its offensive into the Eelyn system. Though not densely populated, the planet was home to critical resources used for the construction of the Thalian Navy. The defence of the planet was fierce, with damaged Thalian vessels resorting to ramming Cooperative ships to cause as many casualties as possible. After a long series of battles across early 480, Eelyn would fall to the Cooperatives, and the Thalian Navy was alomost completely destroyed. Eelyn was used as a staging ground for the invasion of Thalos-5, with converted blockade-running vessels dropping Land Units to infiltrate the planet. Tir'qan land forces outmatched the Thalians significantly, leading to a prolonged series of victories on the ground. Though DCA records claim minimal civilian casualties, witnesses and critics claim that some divisions underwent 'revenge campaigns' over the Kelth siege.