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"The goal is to educate young people, all people really, about the heroes and history of the last thousand years. It's a celebration of everything the Republic is and can be."
―Biscuit Baron CEO Roridan Temquill, speaking on the "Heroes of the Republic" campaign, in which Eddicus was honored[1]

Anwis Eddicus was a Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic[1] around 700 BBY.[2] At this time, the Death Seed plague struck the galaxy, killing millions of beings. The outbreak ended when the parasitic drochs responsible for the plague were quarantined on the planet Nam Chorios,[3] with Eddicus playing a role in ending the pandemic.[4]

Eddicus was honored on occasion during the final years of the Republic. Kuat Systems Engineering's Eddicus-class planetary shuttle, developed in the decades before the Clone Wars, was named for the celebrated Chancellor.[5] In 22 BBY,[6] Biscuit Baron, a chain of restaurants owned by the Tagge Company, launched a month-long promotion known as "Heroes of the Republic" to highlight some of the Republic's more notable historical figures; holocubes depicting these beings were included in bundles of Biscuit Baron's QuickSnack and QuickSnackLite foods. Eddicus was among those honored by the campaign, which was promoted in an edition of HoloNet News CoCo District Edition by the company's CEO Roridan Temquill.[1]

Behind the scenes[]

Anwis Eddicus was first mentioned in "Biscuit Baron to Celebrate "Heroes of the Republic," an article[1] written by Pablo Hidalgo and Paul Ens[7] and published in HoloNet News Vol. 531 #49 on the HoloNet News website[1] on March 28, 2002.[8] Eddicus's story was later expanded on in James McFadden's winning entry for What's The Story?—a feature that allowed Star Wars Hyperspace fan club members to submit backstory entries—for publication in the StarWars.com Databank.[5]

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  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Biscuit Baron to Celebrate "Heroes of the Republic"HoloNet News Vol. 531 #49 (original site is defunct)
  2. Biscuit Baron to Celebrate "Heroes of the Republic"HoloNet News Vol. 531 #49 (original site is defunct) states that Galactic Republic Supreme Chancellor Anwis Eddicus was instrumental in ending the Death Seed plague. The plague took place around seven centuries prior to the Battle of Yavin according to Planet of Twilight, which equates to around 700 BBY in the calendar system present in The New Essential Chronology.
  3. The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia, Vol. I, p. 176 ("Death Seed plague")
  4. The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia, Vol. I, p. 226 ("Eddicus, Anwis")
  5. 5.0 5.1 shuttle, Chancellor Valorum's in the Databank (original site is defunct)
  6. Biscuit Baron to Celebrate "Heroes of the Republic"HoloNet News Vol. 531 #49 (original site is defunct) is set on the date 13:3:28, which corresponds to 22 BBY according to the reasoning here.
  7. CreditsHoloNet News Vol. 531 (original site is defunct)
  8. The Official HoloNetNews Discussion Thread (post by Dev Sibwarra) on the Jedi Council Forums' Literature board (March 28, 2002) (backup link)


Supreme Chancellors of the Galactic Republic
Before the Ruusan Reformation First Chancellor · Fillorean (c. 15,500 BBY)
Pers'lya (—11,987 BBY)
Contispex I (11,98711,947 BBY)
Contispex II (11,947 BBY—) · Contispex XI (c.11,591 BBY)
Contispex XIX (—10,966 BBY)
Biel Ductavis (10,966 BBY—)
Blotus (Rianitus Period) · Nagratha (c. 7786 BBY)
Fattum (c. 5010 BBY) · Pultimo (c. 5000 BBY)
Vocatara (c. 4800 BBY) · Sidrona (—3996 BBY)
Tol Cressa (c. 3963 BBY—) · Berooken (—3653 BBY)
Paran Am-Ris (3653 BBY)
Dorian Janarus (c. 3653–3640 BBY)
Leontyne Saresh (3640–3632 BBY)
Jebevel Madon (3632 BBY—c. 3630 BBY)
Galena Rans (3630 BBY–) · Vedij (c. 3017 BBY)
Genarra (c. 1032 BBY)
After the Ruusan Reformation Tarsus Valorum (1000992 BBY)
A Chancellor (992 BBY—)
Anwis Eddicus (c. 700 BBY)
Eixes Valorum · Vaila Pecivas (—60 BBY)
Thoris Darus (6052 BBY) · Frix (5248 BBY)
Kalpana (4840 BBY) · Finis Valorum (4032 BBY)
Palpatine (3219 BBY)
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