The Zuguthian Empire

In the beginning of the 21st century, a group of rich scientists agreed that technological advancement was sort of stuck.
They decided to take matters in their own hands, and started the company at the time known as Technotronic Laboratories Incorporated. They achieved many technological advancements, and after a couple of years, around 2060, they were ready to send spacecrafts to other planets.
A while after that, one exploration spaceship found a planet they named Technoma. With help from the natives, they created a small colony and started moving most of the company there.

After some decades, Technoma was a civilised planet controlled by TechTron Industries, and expeditional spaceships were sent out to find more planets to settle down on. First, they found Zuguth: A planet with a really wild environment. Then, they found Yun: A planet full of resources, perfect for technological advancement. Lastly, they found Menya: A stunningly beautiful planet that inspired religion, music, art and similar.

When these planets had been populated, the Technotronic Dictatorship was born: A great faction focused on technology, spreading itself over the entire galaxy. They eventually mastered the use of wormholes, using them for everything from interstellar travel to supplying power.


However, as with most dictatorships and grand factions, the Technotronic Dictatorship eventually fell.
At a national day celebration, most of the army was at the capital planet, Technoma, as well as a great part of the population. Everyone were celebrating, and wormhole generators were busy in countless devices tightly packed all over the planet.
The space-time continuum in the area was more full of holes than swiss cheese, as security readings clearly showed.
At first, not much notice was given. But when the dictator, Daynel DeReitz, was brought off-world through a wormhole that may not have been given enough time to stabilize, a reaction happened.
All wormholes became unstable, and the entire planed and the immediate surroundings were removed from this plane of reality.

Around the same time, the planet of Yun experienced troubles with the environment due to excessive exploiting of the planet's resources. Everyone were brought off-world, mere weeks before the environment collapsed completely, rendering the planet inhospitable.

With the main government and the main resource provider gone, the Technotronic Dictatorship collapsed. The last planet to go was Menya, which was taken over and mostly destroyed by a religious cult worshiping absolute aesthetic perfection.
The remains were absolutely beautiful, but dangerous.

Zuguth, being the only planet left, decided to regain control. The former leader only really had control over TechTron Industries, of which a rather decent part still remained. However, the former main Zuguthian representative in the dictator's counsel, George Tenquio, was chosen to be the emperor. The former dictator, however, was one of three chosen as his co-leaders due to the importance of TechTron Industries.
All technotronic stores were then taken down and either sold or used as metal for rebuilding the army, and the population of the more distant colonies were moved to Zuguth.
Then, Yun was reclaimed due to the value of the resources that still exist in form of mines and ruins. It was, after all, a very high-tech society.
The next step will be rebuilding the army and reinforcing former alliances.