Eimanara

Overview
Eimanara, formerly known as TRAPPIST-1e,is a planet in the TRAPPIST-1 star system. The planet is tidally locked to its star, meaning the inner face (light side) of the planet is inhospitably hot and receives constant sunlight, whereas the frozen outer face (dark side) of the planet is cloaked in eternal darkness. On the terminator line between the faces of the planet, there is a stretch of atmosphere where temperatures are livable due to the convection of heat between the light side and the dark side. Thus, all settlements and the majority of life on Eimanara exist within this habitable zone.

History
Eimanara (then-known as TRAPPIST-1e) was first settled in 771OT as an early interstellar colonization target for the Earth nation of Mecaost. The MCC Braves carried the first 15,000 human settlers to the planet alongside enough materials to construct a livable town, including prefabricated structures, agricultural machinery, and worker robots. The settlers decided upon the name Grace of Braves for the town before the year was over. By 780OT, the town's population had grown to around 29,000 and an area extending in a three hundred mile radius from the town had been populated with fertile soil and various standard set grasses and plants. In the year 800OT, the planet's population had reached 40,000, though this number was boosted to 155,000 with the arrival of four more Mecaost colonial ships, each of which founded their own city at various points along the habitable zone.

Each of these towns would eventually grow to be capitals for five colonial nations upon the planet; Grace of Braves became the capital for a nation of the same name, alongside Accorsona, Kimball, New Mecaost, and Delphisgren. In 870OT, the planet would be renamed Eimanara. Despite the prosperity of these nations, Eimanara failed to gain further popularity due to its planetary conditions, and the Mecaost government officially halted future colonial endeavors to Eimanara, specifically citing its unpopularity due to its eternal twilight and limited habitability. Despite this, the Eimanaran colonies remained prosperous under Mecaen rule, eventually agreeing that the halt was beneficial to them, as it slowed population growth dramatically. The Eimanaran colonies then decided to embrace a reduced-growth approach to their societies, enacting population limits in each colony which required families to apply for a chance to be granted permission to reproduce. This decision was met with some opposition initially, but it was soon realized that no families would be entirely precluded from having children; subsequent applications following denials increase a family's placement in considerations.