CONCLAVE: The gathering of Rangers called by a new Sovereign
immediately after @'s accession, to name the new Successor.

CONSORT, -CONSORT: Unhyphenated, a Kin of the Dragon who has Bonded to
a Bloodmate. Hyphenated, after a title of nobility, the spouse of a
ruling Imperial noble.

COR'NAYA: (Traiti) Honored One. Generally, a male who has taken and
survived the Ordeal of Honor, and displays the Honor scars inflicted as
a test of endurance to conclude the Ordeal. Rarely, a female who has
borne twins and has been given Honor scars under anesthesia in a
hospital.

CORONET: The lesser crown used by Rangers (when using their civil
title of Prince/Princess) and Imperial nobles, primarily on ceremonial
occasions.

CORPSWEN: Imperial Navy medical technician.

CRATER, Sector 13:
Ruled by: No. systems: 395
Subsectors: 4 Inhabited planets: 220
A. Nike C. Ratri
B. Inanna D. Idun

CROWN, IMPERIAL: The crown worn by the Sovereign during major
ceremonies such as Investitures, Grand Audiences, etc. It is made of
platinum in a wing-and-star motif, with the arches topped by the globe
and sun segments of the Imperial Seal. The only gems used are pearls
on the arches. For comfort, the crown is worn over a green velvet Cap
of Estate, turned up with ermine. For less formal occasions a lighter
version, without arches (and sometimes called the Diadem), is used.

CYCLOPS, Subsector 2-C:
No. systems: 106 Sector: Hydra
with 3 inhabited planets: 1 Ruled by:
with 2 inhabited planets: 11
with 1 inhabited planet: 20

CYGNUS, Sector 7:
Ruled by: No. systems: 803
Subsectors: 6 Inhabited planets: 297
A. Kinnison D. Jirel
B. Skywalker E. Lessa
C. DuQuesne F. Stildyne

D

DAGDA, Subsector 20-C:
No. systems: 66 Sector: Chameleon
with 3 inhabited planets: 3 Ruled by:
with 2 inhabited planets: 10
with 1 inhabited planet: 19

DARLAS: An aspect of Talent, a form of psionic attack that can vary in
effect, depending on the user's strength and intent, from a mild stun
to lethal. In whatever degree, it is extremely painful to the victim.

DAVIS, Subsector 21-C:
No. systems: 66