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A ''sector'' is an economic and political division which originated in the early days of the Valcarian Republic. Originally a cluster of star systems with approximately 20 inhabited planets, the definition of a sector became vague and the average sector grew in size during the latter days of the Republic Directorate. Now unimaginably large sectors contain vast numbers of inhabited worlds with no regard to limiting factors. Sectors are governed by [[Imperial Grand Governor|Grand Governors]]. | A '''sector''' is an economic and political division which originated in the early days of the Valcarian Republic. Originally a cluster of star systems with approximately 20 inhabited planets, the definition of a sector became vague and the average sector grew in size during the latter days of the Republic Directorate. Now unimaginably large sectors contain vast numbers of inhabited worlds with no regard to limiting factors. Sectors are governed by [[Imperial Grand Governor|Grand Governors]]. | ||
Sectors are grouped together into larger territorial entities called regions. The [[VIR|Empire]] has countless regions, which can contain from as few as three to upwards of dozens of sectors. The establishment of a region depends not only upon galactic geography, but also upon wealth, influence, historical "sentimentalities", economic diversity and the level of directional control exerted by the [[VIR|Empire]]. Regions are governed by Regional Governors. | Sectors are grouped together into larger territorial entities called regions. The [[VIR|Empire]] has countless regions, which can contain from as few as three to upwards of dozens of sectors. The establishment of a region depends not only upon galactic geography, but also upon wealth, influence, historical "sentimentalities", economic diversity and the level of directional control exerted by the [[VIR|Empire]]. Regions are governed by Regional Governors. | ||