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"If an Empire cannot protect its Emperor then that Empire must be deemed a failure. It collapses not only because its central figure is gone, but because it must not be allowed to remain!"
―Darth Sidious, to Gallius Rax[2]

Palpatine's contingency plan, or the Contingency, was a secret plan devised by Galactic Emperor Darth Sidious to destroy his Galactic Empire and ensuring it rebirth in the Unknown Regions of space in the event of his death. The task of putting the Contingency into effect was given to Gallius Rax, a protégé of the Emperor, who plan was to have the Empire destroyed, culling its weak elements and punishing it for failing to protect him, while also ensuring that a new Empire is rebuilt on the edge of the galaxy by loyalists of the late Emperor in order to continue its legacy.

Ultimately, the plan was to destroy the planet Jakku during a great battle between the Empire and its adversaries; namely, the New Republic, the government established by the Rebel Alliance. After the Emperor's death at the Battle of Endor, Rax began the Contingency with Operation: Cinder, scouring both loyal and rebel worlds across the galaxy, such as Naboo and Vardos, which was ordered via Messenger droids. He also arranged for the deaths of several Imperial Military commanders, and allowed the opposing New Republic to win a succession of victories against the Empire.

Rising to become the self-appointed Counselor to the Empire, Rax was able to unite the Empire under his command. He brought them to Jakku, where he intended to blow up the planet during the battle between Imperial and Republic forces, effectively crippling both sides. However, he was prevented from fulfilling the final stage of the plan by Grand Admiral Rae Sloane, who fatally shot Rax during the Battle of Jakku. The mortally wounded Rax urged Sloane to flee to the Unknown Regions and regroup with the others, telling her that she now served the Contingency in his place.

Sloane did so, retreating to the Unknown Regions aboard the Imperialis alongside Brendol Hux, his son Armitage Hux, and their child soldiers. They regrouped with others aboard the Eclipse, where Sloane planned to rebuild the Empire, eventually giving rise to the First Order.

History[]

Origins[]

"My boy. My precious boy. Are you ready to be the Outcast? Are you prepared to become the Contingency should it come to that? There will be others you must call to your side."
―Darth Sidious, to Gallius Rax[2]
Acme-AMasterofEvil

The Contingency was Darth Sidious' plan to destroy the Galactic Empire in the event of his death.

The Contingency was a secret plan devised by Emperor Palpatine, whose true identity was that of the Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Sidious, to ensure that the Galactic Empire did not outlive him should he die prematurely,[2] while also simultaneously ensuring the Empire's rebirth among the resources and personnel that would manage to survive the Contingency.[17] Sidious intended for only the most ruthless of the Empire to survive his purge.[18] In secret, Emperor Palpatine had been sending Imperial scouts into the Unknown Regions of the galaxy over the course of many decades. During this time, he had been investing in expensive resources used to seed the Unknown Regions with storehouses, shipyards, and laboratories, a fact known only to Emperor Palpatine and an elect assembled by him.[17]

The first part of the Contingency was the Jakku Observatory, one of many Observatories established by Palpatine across the galaxy. The Jakku Observatory was an underground storehouse and repository in the Plaintive Hand plateau which was built over a borehole that led directly to Jakku's core. In 30 BBY, while still Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic, Palpatine and his Adviser Yupe Tashu had initiated the construction of the Observatory and the borehole. Palpatine used an army of droids to build the facility. The Contingency involved pouring Sith relics and artifacts down the borehole to detonate Jakku's core, triggering a cataclysm that would destroy the planet and the orbiting and grounded Imperial and enemy forces. Using the analogy of a Shah-tezh game, Palpatine viewed this as a means of destroying both the Empire and his enemies.[2]

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Jakku was where Sidious found Galli, an orphan he would groom to execute the Contingency.

The second part of the Contingency was Gallius Rax, a human native of Jakku whom Palpatine had taken on as a protégé after Rax stumbled upon the construction site. Palpatine tasked Rax with guarding the site during his absence, during which Palpatine engineered his rise to power. After Rax had proven his service, Palpatine rewarded him by inducting him into Imperial service once the Empire was fully formed.[2] Palpatine arranged for him to become a Commander in the Naval Intelligence Agency before rising to the rank of Fleet Admiral.[19] In the event of his own death, Palpatine intended for Rax to carry out the Contingency, referring to it as the latter's destiny. In order to transmit posthumous orders, Palpatine had special sentinel droids built to communicate with Rax and other "worthy" Imperial officers.[2]

The third part of the Contingency involved Rax and Palpatine's elect—a select number of "worthy" Imperial officers and personnel, which Rax expanded upon—fleeing into the Unknown Regions, which were notorious for being near impossible to navigate, using secret hyperspace coordinates. Using information partially gleaned from Grand Admiral Thrawn, a native of the Unknown Regions, ancient computers housed inside the Jakku Observatory plotted routes through the Unknown Regions for years, eventually charting a safe passage. Once the safe route had been mapped, Rax arranged for the Emperor's Super Star Destroyer, the Eclipse, to travel in advance to the Unknown Regions. There, Rax planned to form a New Empire.[2]

Imperial apocalypse[]

"Operation: Cinder is to begin at once. Resistance. Rebellion. Defiance. These are concepts that cannot be allowed to persist. You are but one of many tools by which these ideas shall be burned away. "
―Darth Sidious' posthumous orders[5]
OperationCinder

Operation: Cinder authorized the scorching of worlds regardless of their allegiance.

After Emperor Palpatine perished at the Battle of Endor in 4 ABY, the Contingency was activated. The Contingency began with Messenger droids delivering the Emperor's final command: Operation: Cinder, which involved the use of climate disruption arrays to scour his homeworld Naboo[3] and many other planets, both those loyal to the Empire, such as Vardos,[5] and those that were rebellious.[7] Fleet Admiral Rax received a Sentinel droid of his own informing him of the Emperor's death and ordering him to begin the Contingency.[2] In the time following the events on Endor, Admiral Rax engineered the deaths of numerous Imperial commanders by leaking information about Imperial fleet movements and the emergency summit on Akiva to the New Republic, the government established by the Rebel Alliance after the Battle of Endor.[20]

Admiral Rax kept the Contingency a secret from even his own subordinates, including Grand Admiral Rae Sloane, who disliked his secretive style of leadership, and his Shadow Council, an advisory council assembled by Rax consisting of senior Imperial officials and commanders. After Sloane was presumed lost or captured during an attack on the New Republic capital of Chandrila, Rax assumed leadership of the united Empire as Counselor to the Empire. He then ordered the Empire to assemble at Jakku for a final showdown with the New Republic. Unknown to the Shadow Council, Rax was planning to kill them, with the exception of the former Commandant Brendol Hux, whom he regarded as essential to the Contingency and the Empire's future.[19]

Battle of Jakku

The Galactic Civil War effectively ended at the Battle of Jakku, resulting in the Galactic Empire's defeat and capitulation.

On Jakku, Counselor Rax put the Contingency into motion by setting the stage for a massive battle with the New Republic. Intending to destroy the "Old Empire," Rax had Commandant Hux train local children into a force of soldiers who would become the foundations of the new Empire; Commandant Hux had previously run a secret society of child soldiers at his academy.[2] A massive battle began to rage between Imperial and New Republic forces,[5] with an Emperor's Royal Guard fighting as part of the Imperial Military before falling in battle.[21] Meanwhile, Rax and Yupe Tashu poured Sith relics down the planet's core in order to trigger a cataclysm. Rax then killed Tashu as part of the Contingency, pushing him into the borehole. Before Rax could escape offworld with Hux, his son Armitage, and their child soldiers aboard a replica of Palpatine's yacht, the Imperialis, Rax was killed by a vengeful Grand Admiral Sloane with the help of the New Republic operatives Norra Wexley and Brentin Lore Wexley.[2]

In his last dying moments, Counselor Rax told Sloane that she now served the Contingency in his place and told her to accompany the others aboard the Imperialis to the Unknown Regions, where the Emperor's flagship Eclipse was waiting in uncharted space. Despite Sloane foiling Rax's plot, the attrition afflicted by the Contingency helped bring about the Empire's defeat during the Battle of Jakku. Following the Battle of Jakku, Grand Vizier Mas Amedda formally surrendered the Empire to the New Republic and signed the Galactic Concordance[2] in 5 ABY.[22] The Galactic Concordance decentralized the Empire, forcing it to remain within defined boundaries in the Core, Colonies, and Inner Rim,[18] while on Coruscant, the capital world of the Empire, a provisional government overseen by the Republic was established.[23]

Legacy[]

"I don't serve the Emperor. I serve the Empire."
"Your Empire is gone. I have killed it."
―Rae Sloane and Gallius Rax[2]
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It was the Emperor's will that the Empire would not be allowed to outlive him.

Several Imperial remnants rejected the peace treaty signed between the Empire and the Republic and continued to hold out in the months following the end of the Galactic Civil War, although they were few in number as a result of the Emperor's Contingency. Other Imperial forces fled into the Unknown Regions using the secret hyperspace coordinates.[2] Chafing under New Republic restrictions and war reparations, the "Old Empire" eventually withered away into a remnant of hardliners locked into a Cold War with the Republic.[23] Other Imperial sympathizers were part of the Republic itself, some of whom joined with the Centrists in the Galactic Senate.[21]

Aboard the replica Imperialis, which was piloted by a Sentinel droid, Sloane, Brendol and Armitage Hux, and their child soldiers eventually reached the Eclipse in the Unknown Regions, where the Emperor's elect awaited Rax. There, Sloane saw an opportunity to rebuild the Empire, deeming it their "first order." This movement birthed the First Order, which sought to reclaim the lost Imperial cause and glory. During their military buildup, the First Order conquered and colonized large swaths of the Unknown Regions. The First Order would later be joined by Imperial secessionists from within the New Republic as well as Imperial fleets whom vanished from Imperial Space.[21][24] The First Order was eventually taken over by Supreme Leader Snoke,[17] a failed[25] strandcast clone[26] of Palpatine[25] genetically created by the Sith Lord and his Sith Eternal cult prior to his demise at the Battle of Endor, who was originally discarded as a potential vessel for his creator's spirit,[27] but was instead utilized as the Sith's proxy in power over the Forces over the contingency.[26] Naturally force-sensitive[27] and particularly strong with the dark side,[26] Snoke, regardless of not being a Sith, he possessed the knowledge and power to lead the First Order,[28] which allowed Sidious to indirectly ensure the First Order was his own to control and gather the Forces which would form the hermit faction into a military capable of opposing the New Republic.[27]

The dark side adept's rise to power was seen as unexpected by the last of the old Imperial leadership. Years later, as the First Order destroyed the New Republic, Snoke reflected on the Contingency, recalling how Emperor Palpatine had arranged for various assets and materials to be sent to the Unknown Regions beforehand.[17] Ultimately, Snoke was a proxy Palpatine was manipulating to spread his influence across the galaxy through less direct means,[27] much to his underling's and the rest of the First Order's obliviousness.[26]

A new Sith Empire[]

"The might of the Final Order will soon be ready. It will be yours, if you do as I ask. Kill the girl, end the Jedi and become what your grandfather, Vader, could not! You will rule all the galaxy as the new Emperor."
―Darth Sidious, to Kylo Ren[29]
DarthSidiousExegol-TROS

Reborn on Exegol, Darth Sidious conspired to create a new Sith Empire that would reign over all the galaxy.

Though Snoke initially maintained an iron grip on the fascistic military junta, his reign was cut short during the conflict between the First Order and the Resistance spearheaded by General Leia Organa. Snoke had, in reality, been genetically engineered by members of the Sith Eternal cult, a zealous collection of dark side loyalists which sought to revive the Sith religion and establish a galaxy-wide authoritarian regime once again. Deep within the reaches of the Unknown Regions existed Exegol, the hidden world of the Sith, which housed the reborn Darth Sidious as he pulled the strings of Snoke in order to seduce the scion of the Skywalker bloodline, the young Jedi Ben Solo.[30] Sidious's plans reduced the First Order to a mere pretender to the throne,[18] one which he would guide through Snoke,[30] that would rule until his new Sith Empire was ready to assert itself.[18]

As Snoke's apprentice, Ben Solo took the name of Kylo Ren, Master of the Knights of Ren and champion of the First Order; a dark warrior who possessed raw strength in the Force. Ren tolerated years of abuse under Snoke's wing, eventually culminating in the assassination of Snoke at the hands of the dark knight and his subsequent usurpation of Snoke's position of Supreme Leader. Believing he had at last freed himself from harsh confines of apprenticeship, Ren had, in actuality, completed the final test crafted by Sidious' Sith Eternal by acting as a true Sith and killing his own master in the name of obtaining greater power.[28] It was now clear that Kylo Ren had established himself as worthy of inheriting the mantle of Galactic Emperor, with Sidious eager to harness the power of his new Imperial heir.[30]

Unidentified Star Destroyer fleet

The Final Order was a vast invasion fleet created by the Sith Eternal cultists on Exegol.

Within a year of Ren's ascension to Supreme Leader,[28] the galaxy was shaken by a broadcast of the presumed-dead Emperor, threatening revenge against free worlds and heralding the return of the Sith. Unwilling to allow this threat to his power to persist, Supreme Leader Ren immediately shifted his efforts from annihilating the remnants of the Resistance to locating and eliminating the phantom menace on Exegol. Though Ren had discovered the whereabouts of Sidious, he abandoned his original plan to simply kill the Emperor upon being informed of the extent of the Dark Lord's thirty-year-long machinations. Immediately prior to the death of his original physical body, Sidious had transferred his consciousness far into the depths of the Unknown Regions, where an imperfect clone body crafted by the Sith Eternal awaited possession. It was on this hidden world where Sidious and his underlings forged the groundwork of their new regime: the Final Order, a the biggest fleet in the galaxy comprised of Xyston-class Star Destroyers, each housing an axial superlaser capable of obliterating entire worlds.[30]

With the combined might of the Final Order and sizable First Order Naval fleet, Sidious was confident that his new Sith Empire would subjugate the galaxy at large through sheer intimidation and military might. Supreme Leader Ren was emboldened by the prospect of himself as the galaxy's new Emperor, though this position was promised to him on the sole condition that he would eliminate the only threat to Sidious' plan: Jedi aspirant Rey, whom was also revealed to be the granddaughter of the Emperor himself. Ren feigned allegiance to Sidious, although the Supreme Leader had no intention of obeying the Emperor and still intended to go with his original plans of killing the Dark Lord and destroy the Sith. Sidious himself also lied to Ren;[30] he intended to rule the galaxy alone, using the massive Final Order fleet to enforce his will and was only using Ren to get to Rey. Thus, the Final Order had been the secret final stage to the Contingency.[25]

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With the Sith Eternal's forces, Kylo Ren's regime would have the power to complete its conquest of the galaxy and restore the Empire.

Through the bond the two Force users possessed, Ren deduced that he and Rey formed an exceedingly powerful dyad in the Force, a phenomenon which had not been seen for generations. It was the extent of their bond which gave Ren the confidence to declare that the combined strength of him and Rey would overpower Sidious and allow the dyad to rule the galaxy together as Emperor and Empress. While he nearly maintained his darkness to the very end, Ren was eventually redeemed by the combined compassion of his family and Rey herself, reclaiming the identity of Ben Solo once more. Not discouraged by this setback, he shifted his attention to his granddaughter, seeking to possess her physical body through an ancient Sith Ritual which involved Rey striking down him in anger. Rey journeyed to Exegol in an effort to confront the phantom menace in the flesh, though she nearly succumbed to the temptations of Sidious; the Sith Lord claimed she could become empress and save the Resistance if his spirit transferred into her,[30] but the ritual was instead a way for him to secure a new body, with which he could become an immortal emperor.[25]

Upon sensing Solo's arrival, Rey rejected Sidious' offer, passing the Skywalker lightsaber to Solo through their Force bond. Upon Solo's defeat of the Knights of Ren and Rey's elimination of Sidious' Sovereign protectors, the dyad stood together in defiance of the Sith Lord, although the reunion was interrupted by the Emperor's mastery of the Force, inadvertently discovering the existence of the dyad which was held between the two Jedi. Seeing no need for a host body, Sidious drained the life force from both Ben and Rey, eventually restoring himself to full power and naming himself as the Sith Eternal's one true Emperor. In retaliation for his initial death thirty-one years prior at the hands of his grandfather the Chosen One Anakin Skywalker, Sidious disposed of Solo into a nearby chasm, declaring the end of the Skywalker bloodline with Solo's death. The Emperor's reign was short-lived, however, as Rey called upon the strength of all the Jedi from the past including Skywalker in order to ultimately defeat the Dark Lord of the Sith.[30]

The immense strain and exertion to completely obliterate the Sith Lord as well as the surrounding amphitheater led to the subsequent death of Rey, whose life was restored by Solo (who had survived the Emperor's attempt on his life), at the cost of his own. With the permanent death of their figurehead, both the Sith Eternal and the Final Order crumbled into nothingness, owing to the arrival of the Citizens' Fleet which bolstered the Resistance force that had invaded Exegol. The conclusion of the actions on Exegol marked the end of Sidious' decades-long tyrannical influence over the inhabitants of the galaxy, with the decisive victory serving as the catalyst for a series of galaxy-wide uprisings which saw countless systems rebel the authoritarian rule of the First Order.[30]

Behind the scenes[]

The Contingency was first featured in the novel Lost Stars.[11]

Appearances[]

Sources[]

Notes and references[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Victory's Price
  2. 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 2.23 2.24 2.25 2.26 2.27 2.28 2.29 Aftermath: Empire's End
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 Shattered Empire 2
  4. The Contingency went into effect shortly after the death of Darth Sidious at the Battle of Endor. Star Wars: Galactic Atlas dates the Battle of Endor to 4 ABY. Therefore the contingency must have began in 4 ABY.
  5. 5.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 5.10 5.11 5.12 5.13 5.14 5.15 5.16 Star Wars Battlefront II
  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 Shattered Empire 3
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 Shattered Empire 4
  8. 8.0 8.1 AltayaCite "Emperor Palpatine" — Star Wars Encyclopedia
  9. 9.0 9.1 9.2 Alphabet Squadron
  10. 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 Star Wars Battlefront
  11. 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 Lost Stars
  12. 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 SWInsider "Blade Squadron: Jakku" — Star Wars Insider 172
  13. The-Mandalorian-logo The Mandalorian — "Chapter 15: The Believer"
  14. "The Ghost Ship" — Star Wars Adventures: Destroyer Down
  15. Star Wars: On the Front Lines
  16. Hyperspace Mountain
  17. 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Expanded Edition
  18. 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 Star Wars: Battles that Changed the Galaxy
  19. 19.0 19.1 Aftermath: Life Debt
  20. Aftermath
  21. 21.0 21.1 21.2 Bloodline
  22. Star Wars: Galactic Atlas
  23. 23.0 23.1 Star Wars: The Force Awakens: The Visual Dictionary
  24. Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy
  25. 25.0 25.1 25.2 25.3 StarWars Star Wars Inside Intel: Palpatine's Contingency Plan on StarWars.com (article) (backup link)
  26. 26.0 26.1 26.2 26.3 The Star Wars Book
  27. 27.0 27.1 27.2 27.3 Star Wars: The Secrets of the Sith
  28. 28.0 28.1 28.2 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: The Visual Dictionary
  29. Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi
  30. 30.0 30.1 30.2 30.3 30.4 30.5 30.6 30.7 Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker


Galactic Civil War
(4 BBY5 ABY)
Galactic timeline

Previous: Early rebellion against the Galactic Empire

Concurrent: Campaigns of Saw Gerrera's Partisans · Great Jedi Purge · Jedha insurgency · Mandalorian Civil War · Ryloth Insurgency · Virgillian civil war · Border skirmishes with the New Separatist Union

Next: Quest to find Ezra Bridger · Search for the Phylanx Redux Transmitter

Battles of the Galactic Civil War
4 BBY Mustafar (I) · Arkanis (I) · Quila · Imperial shield generators
Siege of Lothal (Lothal (I) · Phoenix Squadron (I)) · Seelos · Absanz · Ibaar · Thrad · Imvur · Garel (I) · Interdictor
3 BBY Phoenix Squadron (II) · Calderos Station · Onoam · Christophsis · Paucris Major · Garel (II) · Lothal Depot · Concord Dawn (I) · Concord Dawn (II) · Lira San · Ryloth (I) · Geonosis (I) · Horizon Base · Phoenix Squadron (III)
2 BBY Naraka · Lothal campaign (Yarma · Ryloth (II) · Mykapo · Imperial Armory Complex · Chopper Base · Chimaera · Archeon Nebula · Atollon) · Teralov · Montross · Agamar · Concord Dawn (III) · Konkiv · Geonosis (II) · Krownest · Killun Station
c. 2 BBY to 1 BBY Cianap
1 BBY Mustafar (II) · Jalindi · Faos Station · Lothal campaign (Lothal (II) · Lothal (III)Lothal (IV)Lothal (V)Lothal (VI)) · Crucival · Ring of Kafrene · Wobani · Operation Fracture (Jedha (I) · Eadu) · Scarif
0 BBY Tatooine (I) · The Disaster · Fostar Haven · Death Star · Yavin · Operation Mad Rush (Vir Aphshire)
0 ABY Taanab · Yavin 4 (II) · Operation Mad Rush (Vir Aphshire) · Alderaan survivors · Cyrkon · Andelm IV · Llanic · Rodia · Denon · Daalang system · Giju · Tertiary Usaita system · Devaron · Hradreek · Tatooine (III) · Operations on Tatooine (Atom Edge · Imperial Listening Station · Tatooine (IV) · Empire Shuttle Yard · Secret Base · Reinforcement Facility · Imperial Garrison · Fort Ironhead) · Dandoran · Kuat (I) · Imdaar · Cymoon 1 · Tatooine (II) · Skorii-Lei (II) · Monsua Nebula · Nar Shaddaa · Vrogas Vas · Grumwall · Sunspot Prison · Harbinger · Ghost Moon · Tureen VII · Ocean planet · Coruscant (I)
1 ABY
(Mid Rim Offensive)
Tibrin · Prison transport vessel · Akiva (I) · Star Destroyer · Ord Tiddell · Horox III · Jedha (III) · Mon Cala (I) (Mon Cala (II)) · Mako-Ta · Lucrehulk Prime · Hivebase-1 · Nebulon-B frigate · Pirate station · Accresker Jail
2 ABY
(Mid Rim Offensive)
Hubin (Approximate date) · Novka (Approximate date) · Shu-Torun (Approximate date) · K43 (Approximate date) · Lanz Carpo (Approximate date) · Sergia (Approximate date)
3 ABY
(Mid Rim Retreat)
Haidoral Prime · Kontahr sector · Coyerti (Imperial scout post · Imperial fort · Distillery · Imperial garrison) · Bestine IV · Metatessu sector · Enrivi system · Chonsetta system · Redhurne system · Trumpet's Call · Rebel flotilla · Hoth (I) · Cloud City (I) · Cloud City (II) · Malastare (I) · Rendezvous Point Delta-Three · Sixth Division · Cloud City (III) · Tempes · Elessia · Operation Starlight (Imperial Museum · Felucia · Ab Dalis) · Operation Ringbreaker (Mardona III · Najan-Rovi · Obumubo · Nakadia (I) · Naator · Xagobah (I) · Kuliquo belt · Inyusu Tor) · Blacktar Cyst · Mek'tradi · Trenchenovu · Rebel cell · Jekara system · Plot to assassinate Darth Vader
4 ABY Kudo system · Rebel convoy · Hudalla · Operation Yellow Moon · Platform M36 · Invincible Faith · Mordal · Endor (I) · Hosnian system · Sullust · Durkteel · Coruscant (III) · Endor (III) · Cawa City · Operation: Cinder (Fondor (I) · Naboo (I) · Nacronis · Abednedo (I)) · Tayron · Iron Blockade (Anoat (I) · The Crypt · Mataou (I) · Hoth (II) · Anoat (II) · Mataou (II) · Anoat (III)) · Malastare (II) · Jendorn · Jiruus · Oridol Cluster · Harrikos system · Abednedo (II) · Haldeen sector · Hunt for Shadow Wing (Pandem Nai) · Akiva (II) · Naalol · Geonosis (III) · Uyter · Sevarcos · Akiva (III) · Vetine · Var-Shaa · Bormea · Yavin Prime · Victorum · Hosnian Prime · Desevro · Esseles · Zavian Abyss · Remitik · Mon Cala (III) · Gorse · Onderon · Nadiri (I) · Ringali Nebula · Nadiri (II) · Galitan
5 ABY Iron Blockade (Cloud City (IV)) · Jarbanov · Edict · Parozha VII · Cerberon system (Verzan · Troithe (I) · Catadra · Cerberon · Troithe (II)) · Takodana · Hyborean Moon · Vorlag · Wild Space · Nag Ubdur (Govneh Ridge · Binjai-Tin) · Arkanis (II) · Kuat (II) · Kashyyyk · Chandrila (I) · Chinook Station · Sullust (II) · Naboo (II) · Fondor (II)
Nythlide Array · Xagobah (II) · Operation: Cinder (Dybbron III · Kortatka · Chadawa) · Hunt for Shadow Wing (Deliverance · Ciaox Verith
Red Yars · Yadeez (I) · Yadeez (II) · Ghonoath · G'Tep'Noi · Chadawa · Netalych)

Nevarro · Coruscant (IV) · Jakku
Other Allst Prime · Bamayar · Bar'leth · Beroq 4 · Bogano · Candor · Castilon · Chargona · Cilpar system · Crait · Criigo · Coruscant (II) · Deep Space · Derra · Distilon · Garel (III) · Garel (IV) · Garel (V) · Gorma · Heist · Iakar (II) · Kuat (III) · Kudo · Mennar-Daye · Corellian Sector · Nakadia (II) · New Valis · Ord Biniir · Outer Rim · Phorsa Gedd · Polis Massa · Operation Starlight (Panisia) · Perimako Major · Polaar · Primtara · Rand Ecliptic · Rebel Alliance · Rebel base · Rebel fleet · Red Planet · Rekkana · Skorii-Lei (I) · Taris · Turkana · Valo system · Vulpter · Mission to reveal the Death Star II · Wecacoe · Xorrn
Related topics and articles
Galactic Empire · Hutt Clan · Jedi · Rebel Alliance · Sith · New Republic · Death Star · Death Star II · Declaration of the Rebel Alliance · Jedha (II) · Imperial Senate · Yavin 4 (I) · Endor (II) · Liberation Day · Contingency · Chandrila (II) · Galactic Concordance · Imperial Instruments of Surrender
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