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Line 9: Desperate for the cooperation of dissident provinces to enable him to obtain sufficient funding for his continued efforts against the Lyrans and Capellans, Stephan finally agreed to accept further concessions and limitations on powers of the Captain-General, most notably Special Resolution 512. Signed into law on September 12th [[2989]], under the basis of [[w:Replevin|Replevin]], Special Resolution 512 stated that as the provinces had contributed funding to maintain the military of the League, that they were also allowed the right to participate in the division of the spoils of war from territories conquered by the [[FWLM]]. The passing of this and Special Resolution 523, giving Parliament greater say in military dispositions, finally loosened the purse strings and restored the League's military to full strength. <ref name="HM2">House Marik, p. 46</ref> <ref name="HHM1"/> <ref name="HHM4">Handbook: House Marik, p.81</ref> Desperate for the cooperation of dissident provinces to enable him to obtain sufficient funding for his continued efforts against the Lyrans and Capellans, Stephan finally agreed to accept further concessions and limitations on powers of the Captain-General, most notably Special Resolution 512. Signed into law on September 12th [[2989]], under the basis of [[w:Replevin|Replevin]], Special Resolution 512 stated that as the provinces had contributed funding to maintain the military of the League, that they were also allowed the right to participate in the division of the spoils of war from territories conquered by the [[FWLM]]. The passing of this and Special Resolution 523, giving Parliament greater say in military dispositions, finally loosened the purse strings and restored the League's military to full strength. <ref name="HM2">House Marik, p. 46</ref> <ref name="HHM1"/> <ref name="HHM4">Handbook: House Marik, p.81</ref> − While Stephan resented the Doctrine, his eldest son and successor [[Janos Marik]] would later turn it to his advantage. As part of his diplomatic efforts to secure the loyalty of provincial governments during the early stages of [[Marik Civil War (31st c.)|Marik Civil War]], Janos offered handsome monetary payments in returns for their endorsement of [[Order 1136]] which made those provincial units that joined his brother [[Anton Marik|Anton's]] rebellion subject to the Replevin Doctrine, further cementing support to defeat his brothers forces.<ref name="HM3">House Marik, p. 56</ref> <ref name="HHM2">Handbook: House Marik, p. 45</ref> Janos' son [[Thomas Marik]] would also make use of the Replevin Doctrine in the wake of the [[Andurien Secession]], seizing the matériel of the [[Defenders of Andurien]] to outfit the [[Free Worlds Legionnaires]]. <ref name="HHM3">Handbook: House Marik, p. 61</ref> + While Stephan resented the Doctrine, his eldest son and successor [[Janos Marik]] would later turn it to his advantage. As part of his diplomatic efforts to secure the loyalty of provincial governments during the early stages of [[Marik Civil War (31st c.)|Marik Civil War]], Janos offered handsome monetary payments in returns for their endorsement of [[Order 1136]] which made those provincial units that joined his brother [[Anton Marik|Anton's]] rebellion subject to the Replevin Doctrine, further cementing support to defeat his brothers forces.<ref name="HM3">House Marik, p. 56</ref> <ref name="HHM2">Handbook: House Marik, p. 45</ref> Janos' son [[Thomas Marik]] would also make use of the Replevin Doctrine in the wake of the [[Andurien Secession]], seizing the material of the [[Defenders of Andurien]] to outfit the [[Free Worlds Legionnaires]]. <ref name="HHM3">Handbook: House Marik, p. 61</ref> ==References== ==References==
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Desperate for the cooperation of dissident provinces to enable him to obtain sufficient funding for his continued efforts against the Lyrans and Capellans, Stephan finally agreed to accept further concessions and limitations on powers of the Captain-General, most notably Special Resolution 512. Signed into law on September 12th [[2989]], under the basis of [[w:Replevin|Replevin]], Special Resolution 512 stated that as the provinces had contributed funding to maintain the military of the League, that they were also allowed the right to participate in the division of the spoils of war from territories conquered by the [[FWLM]]. The passing of this and Special Resolution 523, giving Parliament greater say in military dispositions, finally loosened the purse strings and restored the League's military to full strength. <ref name="HM2">House Marik, p. 46</ref> <ref name="HHM1"/> <ref name="HHM4">Handbook: House Marik, p.81</ref> | Desperate for the cooperation of dissident provinces to enable him to obtain sufficient funding for his continued efforts against the Lyrans and Capellans, Stephan finally agreed to accept further concessions and limitations on powers of the Captain-General, most notably Special Resolution 512. Signed into law on September 12th [[2989]], under the basis of [[w:Replevin|Replevin]], Special Resolution 512 stated that as the provinces had contributed funding to maintain the military of the League, that they were also allowed the right to participate in the division of the spoils of war from territories conquered by the [[FWLM]]. The passing of this and Special Resolution 523, giving Parliament greater say in military dispositions, finally loosened the purse strings and restored the League's military to full strength. <ref name="HM2">House Marik, p. 46</ref> <ref name="HHM1"/> <ref name="HHM4">Handbook: House Marik, p.81</ref> | ||
| − | While Stephan resented the Doctrine, his eldest son and successor [[Janos Marik]] would later turn it to his advantage. As part of his diplomatic efforts to secure the loyalty of provincial governments during the early stages of [[Marik Civil War (31st c.)|Marik Civil War]], Janos offered handsome monetary payments in returns for their endorsement of [[Order 1136]] which made those provincial units that joined his brother [[Anton Marik|Anton's]] rebellion subject to the Replevin Doctrine, further cementing support to defeat his brothers forces.<ref name="HM3">House Marik, p. 56</ref> <ref name="HHM2">Handbook: House Marik, p. 45</ref> Janos' son [[Thomas Marik]] would also make use of the Replevin Doctrine in the wake of the [[Andurien Secession]], seizing the | + | While Stephan resented the Doctrine, his eldest son and successor [[Janos Marik]] would later turn it to his advantage. As part of his diplomatic efforts to secure the loyalty of provincial governments during the early stages of [[Marik Civil War (31st c.)|Marik Civil War]], Janos offered handsome monetary payments in returns for their endorsement of [[Order 1136]] which made those provincial units that joined his brother [[Anton Marik|Anton's]] rebellion subject to the Replevin Doctrine, further cementing support to defeat his brothers forces.<ref name="HM3">House Marik, p. 56</ref> <ref name="HHM2">Handbook: House Marik, p. 45</ref> Janos' son [[Thomas Marik]] would also make use of the Replevin Doctrine in the wake of the [[Andurien Secession]], seizing the material of the [[Defenders of Andurien]] to outfit the [[Free Worlds Legionnaires]]. <ref name="HHM3">Handbook: House Marik, p. 61</ref> |
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