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The Naboo originated as a group of [[human]] colonists who fled the war-torn [[Core Worlds|Core World]] of [[Grizmallt]] thousands of [[Standard year|years]] before the [[Clone Wars]].<ref name="Rise">''[[Rise of the Separatists]]''</ref> Led by [[Kwilaan]], the colonists crashed on the [[homeworld]] of the [[Gungan]] species and established their presence there. They ventured into the [[Gallo Mountains]] and created a [[farm]]ing community at [[Dee'ja Peak]].<ref name="Crisis" /> |
The Naboo originated as a group of [[human]] colonists who fled the war-torn [[Core Worlds|Core World]] of [[Grizmallt]] thousands of [[Standard year|years]] before the [[Clone Wars]].<ref name="Rise">''[[Rise of the Separatists]]''</ref> Led by [[Kwilaan]], the colonists crashed on the [[homeworld]] of the [[Gungan]] species and established their presence there. They ventured into the [[Gallo Mountains]] and created a [[farm]]ing community at [[Dee'ja Peak]].<ref name="Crisis" /> |
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− | At first, the Gungans tried to avoid contact with the colonists, retreating in the planet's waterways. When the humans and Gungans finally met, however, their relations soon turned to hostility. After fighting over territory and resources for a long time, the two species eventually resolved to simply live apart and ignore each other.<ref name="Rise" /> |
+ | At first, the Gungans tried to avoid contact with the colonists, retreating in the planet's waterways. When the the humans and Gungans finally met, however, their relations soon turned to hostility. After fighting over territory and resources for a long time, the two species eventually resolved to simply live apart and ignore each other.<ref name="Rise" /> |
Following the end of their conflicts with the Gungans, the Naboo had to deal with internal wars, as their various city-states broke into factions and engaged in open warfare. Eventually, each side became unified in its own way, which heralded a [[Great Time of Peace]].<ref name="Rise" /> |
Following the end of their conflicts with the Gungans, the Naboo had to deal with internal wars, as their various city-states broke into factions and engaged in open warfare. Eventually, each side became unified in its own way, which heralded a [[Great Time of Peace]].<ref name="Rise" /> |