3,997 BSW4
"Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith."
The Krath -- a secret society of Darksiders founded by Setal and Aleema Keto -- lead a political
coup in the Empress Teta system. Setal and Aleema unintentionally stumble upon the use of
carbonite for life-suspension -- a fact they cruelly use upon their own parents. Everyone who
opposes them is subjected to hideous deaths via Sith magic.
The Jedi gear up to free the Tetan system. While studying Sith artifacts to find a clue, Ulic
Qel-Droma suddenly receives a vision of Freedon Nadd...
"The Sith are destined to rise again. Nothing can prevent that. YOU will be one of the great ones -- and there is another even greater than you..."
Leading a Republic force to protect Koros Major, last free world of the Tetan system, Ulic and
Nomi are resoundingly defeated by the Krath ships -- and Setal and Aleema's evil magic.
An unprecedented assembly of ten thousand Jedi occurs at Mount Meru on Deneba to discuss
the problem. Ulic Qel-Droma advises infiltrating the Krath to learn their dark secrets, but is
advised against it by fellow Jedi. A sudden attack by Krath war droids devastates the Jedi ranks
-- and Master Arca is brutally murdered in front of Ulic. A grief-stricken Ulic blames himself for Arca's death. Ignoring the warnings of Nomi and Masters Ood Bnar and Odan-Urr, he attempts an infiltration on
Cinnagar, capital of the Teta system. Just as a Tetan-led assassin group is actually about to kill
the Ketos, Ulic is forced to move in and kill them. But Setal and Aleema are prepared for him --
the trap was arranged by them. Infecting him with Sith poison, Aleema seduces Ulic and begins
corrupting him.
Meanwhile, Exar Kun -- an angry and reckless student of Vodo Siosk-Baas on Dantooine -- finds
his way to Dxun, where he is seduced into the Dark Side by Freedon Nadd. He continues on to
Korriban, where Nadd forces him to either surrender totally to evil -- or die. He chooses evil.
Kun establishes his base on Yavin IV, the old base of Naga Sadow, and forces the Massassi race
to his will. When Nadd announces he wishes to reborn into a new body, Kun uses his new
power to subject Nadd to a second death -- but not before Nadd warns the Ketos about Kun.
Kun orders the Sith temples on Yavin augmented and increased. Finding Naga Sadow's
spaceship, he begins studying Sith alchemy.
Fearing for Ulic -- a man she has come to love -- Nomi attempts to rescue him on Cinnagar.
Even as Aleema works to darken him, Setal tries to kill him. Finally giving way to his anger,
Ulic murders Setal and becomes evil. Nomi, Cay and Tott leave Ulic, realizing he is lost to
them. They plan another attempt. The Jedi Masters allow it, but say that if Ulic has chosen the
Dark Side, he must bear the consequences. The Jedi learns this sad fact for themselves when
Ulic attacks them. Just after they leave, Exar Kun attacks Ulic and Aleema. The spirit of the last
Dark Lord of the Sith intervenes and tells them they must work together. He declares Kun the
new Dark Lord of the Sith, with Qel-Droma his lieutenant.
(COMIC BOOK MINISERIES - Dark Horse Comics - Tom Veitch/Kevin J. Anderson - 1994)
(AUDIO DRAMATIZATION - Time Warner Audio - John Whitman - 1996)
Members of the Massassi race travel to nearby Yavin VIII in hopes of freeing their children, who have been trapped in the Golden Globe, a magical device created by Exar Kun. When the native Melodies indicate they are unable to help, the Massassi carve their story into the side of the Sistra mountain in the hopes that someday, someone will free the children. "Junior Jedi Knights: The Golden Globe."
"SW Adventure Journal: The Most Dangerous Foe."
After three years of training under the Omwati Mistress Tannis, 16-year old Alderaanian Jedi student Vici Ramunee has completed her lightsaber construction at the Jedi Praxeum ("learning center") of Teya IV. But there is one more test she must face. Without any resources other than herself, she must make her way along a difficult path to the Cave of Truth -- where she will face "her most dangerous foe." Her 10-year old brother Veni tags along midway, holding her lightsaber. They run into Willm Lywin, a 600-year old Duinuogwuin guardian who will take her to the Cave. She makes her way in alone -- and faces her own corpse. And then a corusca gem that could finance her family. And then a puzzle room. Getting frustrated, she rages out at her unseen foe. But facing her reflection, she realizes -- her most dangerous foe is herself. And with that realization, she passes the test and becomes a Jedi.
(SHORT STORY - West End Games - Angela Philips - November 1996)
"Tales of the Jedi: The Sith War."
Six months have passed since Exar Kun and Ulic Qel-Droma fell to the Dark Side. The forces of
Lord Mandalore attack the Empress Teta system. But when Ulic defeats Lord Mandalore
one-on-one on the planet Harkul, the Mandalorian warriors become Qel-Droma's servants.
Meanwhile, Exar Kun tries to recruit Jedi from Ossus, taking twenty of them (including Oss
Wilum). He steals the Sith Holocron from Odan-Urr and murders him.
At the shipyards of Foerost, the united Krath/Mandalore forces begin their invasion, gaining 300
Republic warships. Ulic vows to move on to Coruscant. Training the Jedi on Yavin IV, Kun
refuses to aid him, saying he will go on alone if Qel-Droma fails.
The invasion begins, as Vodo, Nomi, and Cay organize the defense. Aleema abandons Ulic to
be captured, using Lord Mandalore to replace him. Mandalore secretly intends to rescue Ulic.
As Ulic stands trial before the Senate, Exar plans to wipe out all the Jedi Masters at once, using
the corrupted Jedi. Kun breaks into the trial of Ulic, puts the Senate under a spell, murders both
the Senate judge and Master Vodo, and takes Ulic with him. Mandalore informs Ulic of
Aleema's treachery. While Nomi and Thon are able to stop Oss Wilum from murdering them,
the corrupted students of Kun carry out a massacre of the Jedi Masters.
Ulic sets Aleema up for death in a battle at Kemplex, a battle that results in the deaths of
Aleema, three Jedi, and the creation of the Cron asteroid field. As the shock wave nears Ossus,
the dark Jedi attack. Ood Bnar transforms himself into a giant tree to protect Jedi artifacts from
Exar Kun. Cay desperately confronts Ulic --who brutally slaughters his own brother. Only then
does Ulic finally see what he's done -- and it's far too late. Insane with grief and anger, Nomi
inflicts the worst possible punishment on her former lover -- she strips him of the Force forever.
Physically and emotionally broken, Ulic vows to do the one thing left that will give his life
meaning - he will take Exar Kun down. As the Jedi escape, the shock wave hits Ossus, making
the planet a wasteland.
On Onderon, the Mandalorians attempt to retake the city, but are repulsed by Republic forces.
When Lord Mandalore is killed, another warrior takes up the tradition...
Ulic leads the Jedi to Yavin IV. Realizing he can't win, Exar enacts a horrible means of survival
-- he saps the Massassi of their life forces to trap his spirit in the temples.
(COMIC BOOK MINISERIES - Dark Horse Comics - Kevin J. Anderson - 1995)
3,995 BSW4
Ulic Qel-Droma visits the now empty Massassi temples of Yavin IV, to see for himself the
destruction he has helped cause. Forever lost to the Force and to himself, Ulic cannot hear the
voice of Exar Kun's spirit crying out for help, and walks away in despair.
"Tales of the Jedi: The Sith War" epilogue.
3,987 BSW4
"Tales of the Jedi: Redemption."
Still in hiding from the Republic and Jedi alike, an old-before-his-time Ulic Qel-Droma hires down-on-his-luck spacer Hoggon to take him somewhere remote to live out the rest of his life. Hoggon, unaware of Qel-Droma's identity, takes him to Yavin IV. Haunted by the ghosts of the past, Ulic refuses that place.
On Ryloth, the Twi'lek homeworld, Tott Doneeta is badly burned protecting a defeated clan from a heat storm. He refuses treatment, because he has an appointment. Namely, the first convocation of the Jedi Knights in a decade, held by Nomi Sunrider at the partially-built Exis Station, built to replace Ossus. A bitter Sylvar is there, as is Master Thon -- and an impulsive, rebellious 13-year old Vima Sunrider, who goes joyriding on an ion mining ship and is just barely saved from being sun-fried by the arriving Tott.
Ulic finally finds a home in the arctic wastes of Rhen Var, in some ancient ruins. Hoggon rushes back to Exis to watch the rest of the convocation.
Sylvar, it seems, has neither forgotten nor forgiven the events of a decade before. Unable to take another mate, she loudly calls for the Jedi to hunt Ulic down.
On Rhen Var, Ulic wanders, unable to find peace. When he falls accidentally into a crevasse, he is more than ready to die -- until the spirit of Master Arca appears and tells him he must live. Ulic pulls himself back out, but wonders -- what's he living for?
Tott and Sylvar go to Ryloth to help the clan rebuild, only to run into a clan dispute. A raging Sylvar stirs the people up, readies them for war -- and then Tott returns to announce he's negotiated a peace treaty. She storms off the planet.
Vima gets ignored by Nomi one time too many. She stows away on Hoggon's ship, and convinces him to take her to Rhen Var. If her own mother won't train her to be a Jedi, she hopes the mysterious Ulic she's heard so much about will. It takes some serious convincing, but Ulic finally decides to take young Vima in and start training her. She sends word to a shocked Nomi of her plans.
Tott accompanies Sylvar to her home of Cathar. Her people welcome her as a hero, but all she sees is what she can't have. She realizes full well just how close to the Dark Side she is getting, but doesn't know how or where to find peace. Even a ritual blood hunt can't help her.
The rest to be detailed...
(COMIC BOOK MINISERIES - Dark Horse Comics - Kevin J. Anderson - July-November 1998)
c.3,980 BSW4
Advances in navicomputer technology makes hyperspace beacons obsolete.
Conjecture from the "Tales of the Jedi" Audio Drama.
3,698 BSW4
After three centuries of battle, the Jedi Knights finally intervene to end the Kanz disorders, freeing the Lorrdians.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
c.3,000 BSW4
The Corellia StarDrive company is bought by the Corellian Engineering Corporation.
"SW: The Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels." Borrowed with thanks from James
McFadden.
The Alsakan Conflicts occur. The later "Dreadnaught" class of ship is inspired by the battle.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
The female pioneer Friea Kallea explores Brentaal space, forging the major trade route known in later years as "The Hydian Way."
"The SW Encyclopedia."
2,996 BSW4
The Hapes Cluster cuts off all contact with the galaxy and seals off their borders.
"The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
2,992 BSW4
The Paecian Empire begins to collapse.
"SW: The Courtship of Princess Leia."
c.2,500 BSW4
Allya, a fallen Jedi, is banished to the planet Dathomir. She tames the native rancors and
establishes rule over the planet. She begins teaching her daughters the ways of the Force. The
teaching is corrupted in succeeding generations, leading to the "Witches of Dathomir."
Conjecture from "SW: The Courtship of Princess Leia."
1,991 BSW4
Jomark is colonized, the only one of its system to be so.
Conjecture from "SW RPG Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook." Information provided by Michael Potts
(gatherer@technologist.com)
1,989 BSW4
The Mon Calamari begin to construct Foamwander City.
"SW: Dark Apprentice."
1,200 BSW4
The Republic Survey Corps surveys Tatooine, a desert world in the J11.9 system. The initial cursory examination finds no indigenous lifeforms.
"SW RPG Galaxy Guide 9: Mos Eisely," via MP.
The planet Spira is scouted by the Old Republic.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
1,010 BSW4
Dannik Jerriko, an Anzati assassin, is born.
"The SW Encyclopedia," via MP. He was the "Pipe smoker" seen in the Cantina in ANH.
1,000 BSW4
The desert planet Socorro sees rain for the last time this year.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
990 BSW4
The teacher of Jedi Master Bodo Baas writes a prophecy about the Skywalker family. When
adding information to his Holocron decades later, Baas includes the prophecy.
"Dark Empire," mentioned by Michael Potts.
989 BSW4
The Khomm, a race that values sameness above most, begins using cloning to propogate their species.
"SW: Dark Apprentice" and "The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
891 BSW4
Yoda, a legendary Jedi Master, is born. Place of birth is unknown.
Date locked by "Behind the Magic."
c.790 BSW4
Yoda, apparently a Jedi Master by now, begins to train Jedi Knights.
From Yoda's line in SW V about having trained Jedi for eight hundred years.
c.700 BSW4
The Corporate Sector is established.
Speculation from "SW RPG Han Solo and the Corporate Sector Sourcebook."
The Death Seed, a horrific plague, rips through the galaxy. Whole sectors are either wiped out
or reverts to barbarism.
"SW: Planet of Twilight."
The Dark Jedi Kaan forms the Brotherhood of Darkness. An Jedi army is raised to oppose him. After several days of battle on a little-known world, Kaan puts the spirits of the Jedi and Dark Jedi into suspended animation. The valley where this occurs becomes known as the "Valley of the Jedi." Conjecture from "Dark Forces: Rebel Agent." They said it was "hundreds and hundreds" of years ago.
The Grissmath Dynasty begins to send prisoners to Nam Chorios.
"SW: Planet of Twilight."
610 BSW4
Dewlanna is born on Kashyyyk.
"SW: The Paradise Snare."
600 BSW4
Jabba "The Hutt" Desilijic Tiure is born to Zorba, probably on Nal Hutta.
Speculation from SW RPG "Galaxy Guide 4: Aliens."
The Kathol sector is settled by the Old Republic. The first planet colonized is named Gandle Ott. Twenty-nine more will follow.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
Murgoob the Great (and Cranky), Dulok oracle, is born on Endor.
"The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
584 BSW4
A supernova watch of the red giant Carconth (second brightest star in the galaxy) begins.
"The SW Encyclopedia" and "SW:Tyrant's Test," via MP.
c.500 BSW4
Starship building corporations Alderaan Royal Engineers, Core Galaxy Systems and Rendili
StarDrive are bought out by Kuat Drive Yards.
"SW: The Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels." Borrowed with thanks from James
McFadden's Chronology.
The Jedi training vessel Chu'unthor crashes on the planet Dathomir. A rescue attempt led by
Yoda is repulsed by the 'witches of Dathomir', women with imperfect knowledge and control
over the Force.
"SW: The Courtship of Princess Leia."
c.400 BSW4
An Ithorian genetic experiment goes horribly wrong, resulting in a parasitic monster -- Spore.
Even with the aid of the Jedi, it takes a century to free Ithor of the menace. Spore is locked up
in a vacuum-filled asteroid tomb.
"Galaxy of Fear: Spore."
The B'Omarr monks establish a temple on Tatooine. (in later centuries, it will serve as Jabba
the Hutt's headquarters.)
Conjecture from "The Illustrated SW Universe," as mentioned by Michael Potts.
385 BSW4
The Jedi Master Ikrit travels to Yavin IV for a study of the Massassi race. Whilst there, he stumbles upon the Golden Globe -- a sickening experiment by Exar Kun, in which the life-forces of Massassi children were trapped.
"Junior Jedi Knights: The Golden Globe."
376 BSW4
"Itchy" (future father of Chewbacca) is born on Kashyyyk.
Based on production art from "The SW Holiday Special," as shown on a SW Galaxy card.
335 BSW4
A granite slug is introduced into Coruscant's underground in an effort to clean up centuries of garbage and refuse.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
c.300 BSW4
Berethon e Solo, an ancestor of Han Solo and King of Corellia, introduces democracy to the
planet.
"The Paradise Snare." 11-year-old Han learns this while studying in Corellia's public archives.
Insectoids from Thrackia learns to communicate via mandible clicking.
"The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
Karia Ver Seryan, a "life witch," is born on Kerlsil.
"SW: Ambush on Corellia," and "The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
292 BSW4
Mother Rell is born on Dathomir.
"SW: The Courtship of Princess Leia."
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The planet Myrkr is discovered, and what is found there -- a Force-repulsing creature called
ysalamiri -- makes the Jedi and Old Republic leave it strictly alone. The planet becomes a
favored haunt for smugglers and criminals.
"SW: Heir to the Empire."
275 BSW4
The clock of the Central Gathering Hall of Coruscant is modified to begin marking the hour by spreading auroras in the planet's atmosphere.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
241 BSW4
Ralrracheen, future Old (and New) Republic ambassador, is born on Kashyyyk.
"SW RPG Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook," mentioned by Michael Potts.
240 BSW4
Mexnean, a future criminal of repute (worth 15,000 credits to whoever catches her) is born on Berrite.
"SW RPG: Wanted by Cracken."
201 BSW4
Salporin (future childhood friend of Chewbacca) is born on Kashyyyk.
"SW RPG Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook," mentioned by Michael Potts.
200 BSW4
Chewbacca the Wookiee is born on the planet Kashyyyk.
From the Guide.
The planet Tatooine is settled.
Conjecture from "The Illustrated Star Wars Universe," as mentioned by Michael Potts.
The Mandalorians exterminate the Ithullian race.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
The highly advanced shipbuilding civilization of Fere is wiped out by plague.
"The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
An attempt by the humans of Rydar II to exterminate the indigenous Ranat race (due to their appetite for human infants) fails when three Ranats stow away on a smuggling ship. The ship crashes on the planet Aralia, and the Ranats repopulate themselves on their new homeworld.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
Resentment builds between Sundar and Garos IV as increasing numbers of Sundarian immigrants establish successful businesses on Garos.
"The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
196 BSW4
Susejo of Choi becomes yet another victim of the infamous Sarlacc of Tatooine. He will eventually take up a large part of the Sarlacc's group consciousness.
"SW: Tales of the Bounty Hunters."
190 BSW4
Vima-Da-Boda, descendant of Nomi Sunrider, is born.
"Dark Empire" and "The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
158 BSW4
Orn Belden (future Senator of Bakura) is born.
"SW RPG Truce at Bakura Sourcebook."
153 BSW4
Chalmun, future owner of the Mos Eisely Cantina, is born on Kashyyyk.
"SW RPG Galaxy Guide 7: Mos Eisely," as mentioned by Michael Potts.
150 BSW4
Bakura is discovered and used by the Bakur Corporation, who mines the planet extensively.
"SW RPG Truce at Bakura Sourcebook." MP.
Chewbacca leaves Kashyyyk to see the galaxy.
"The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
c.140 BSW4
The Qella are driven to extinction when their world is hit by asteroids.
"SW: Before The Storm."
128 BSW4
Eppie Belden is born.
"SW: The Truce at Bakura."
118 BSW4
A truce is hammered out in the Garosian Civil War, but will continue to be violated in later years.
"The SW Encyclopedia," via MP.
112 BSW4
Jorus C'Baoth is born on the planet Bortras.
From "SW: Dark Force Rising." This and other dates in C'Baoth's life is dated from the year the
Empire was officially established with the abolition of the Senate.
C3P0 is first activated (on Coruscant?). The droid was built at Cybot Galactica Corp.
From the Guide. The Visual Dictionary has indicated that R2 is actually older than Threepio.
R2 was built by Industrial Automaton Inc. Note: This date may be changed in Episode One.
105 BSW4
Durga the Hutt is born to Aruk on Nal Hutta.
"SW: The Hutt Gambit."
102 BSW4
BLX-5 "Bollux" is activated at the Fondor Shipyards.
"The Essential Guide to Characters."
c.100 BSW4
Prince Xixor, the future head of Black Sun, is born on Falleen.
Speculation from "SW RPG Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook."
97 BSW4
The H'lokk Consortium sabotages several droids on Bakura, in the hopes of forcing the colony off the planet. After 40% of the population is killed, the Bakuran government bans all public use of droids.
"SW RPG Truce at Bakura Sourcebook."
96 BSW4
The future Emperor Palpatine is born on Naboo, the planet he will later represent in the Senate.
This date and birthplace has been fixed by the Episode One production staff (The Force.net,
March 17, 1998). NOTE: This and all Prequel references are speculatory ONLY and may (in fact, probably will) be changed when the film is released.
Ironically (or maybe more than that), this is the same year that corruption, greed and internal struggles begins to eat away at the Old Republic's government.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
95 BSW4
Following the ascension to power of Shreeftuk of Lwhekk after decades of political infighting, the Ssi-Ruuvi Imperium begins a program of expansion, conquest, and 'entechment' of neighboring worlds for resources.
"SW RPG Truce at Bakura Sourcebook."
95 to 90 BSW4
Jorus C'Baoth attends Mirnic University.
"SW: Dark Force Rising."
90 BSW4
Jorus C'Baoth begins a two-year study at the Jedi academy on the planet Kamparas. He then
begins private training under an unknown master, and is declared a Jedi -86 BSW4.
"SW: Dark Force Rising."
89 BSW4
Eol Sha is settled by the Old Republic.
"SW: Jedi Search."
87 BSW4
When a Garosian grain-processing factory is destroyed, full scale civil war breaks out between Sundari and Garos IV.
"The SW Encyclopedia."
81 BSW4
Shmi Skywalker, future mother of Anakin, is born. Birthplace unknown.
Conjecture from Pernilla August's age.
79 to 77 BSW4
Jorus C'Baoth serves as the personal Jedi adviser to Senator (and future Emperor) Palpatine.
"SW: Dark Force Rising."
77 BSW4
Qui-Gon Jinn, a future Jedi Master, is born, birthplace unknown.
Episode One. This was originally listed as 72 BSW4, but Cinescape Magazine recently fixed the date here. This date IS more fitting with Liam Neeson's age.
77 to 74 BSW4
Jorus C'Baoth plays an instrumental role in quelling a Dark Jedi insurrection in the Bpfassh
system.
"SW: Dark Force Rising." This would seem to predate the later insurrection in the Clone Wars.
74 BSW4
Jorus C'Baoth assumes the title of Jedi Master.
"SW: Dark Force Rising." Luke thought it rather odd that C'Baoth 'assumed' the title.
72 BSW4
Stalnus, a future murderer of repute (wanted 35,000 dead or alive) is born on Rior.
"SW RPG: Wanted by Cracken."
70 BSW4
Jorus C'Baoth is sent to help determine the proper line for Viceroy of Alderaan. It takes less
than a month for C'Baoth and the other Jedi to decide that Bail Organa's father has the proper
claim.
"SW: Dark Force Rising."
66 BSW4
(Future Captain) Dorja is born on Coruscant.
"SW RPG Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook," mentioned by Michael Potts.
(Future Captain) Gilad Pellaeon is born on Coruscant.
Conjecture from "SW RPG Dark Force Rising Sourcebook." MP.
60 BSW4
Obi-Wan (Ben) Kenobi is born, perhaps on Tatooine or Alderaan.
Date fixed by Mos Espa Timeline.
The Millenium Falcon, a YT-1300 Corellian light stock freighter, is constructed. Conjecture based on circumstantial evidence that the Falcon had been quite old already when given to Lando Calrissian, and then to Han Solo.
55 BSW4
Chewbacca is on Kashyyyk, his homeworld, for the last time before meeting Han Solo.
"SW: The Hutt Gambit."
Yeorg Captison is born on Bakura.
"SW RPG Truce at Bakura Sourcebook."
54 BSW4
(future Moff) Par Lankin is born on Desstious. His crimes against the New Republic will earn him a 65,000 credit price on his head.
"SW RPG: Wanted by Cracken."
52 BSW4
Garm Bel Iblis (future Rebel General) is born on Corellia.
Conjecture from "SW RPG Dark Force Rising Sourcebook." MP.
(future) Imperial Admiral Gaen Drommel is born on Oplovis. His crimes will net him a 75,000 credit bounty.
"SW RPG: Wanted by Cracken."
An identical bounty will be posted on future Imperial General Arndall Lott, born this year on Kwenn.
"SW RPG: Wanted by Cracken."
(future tax defrauder) Gornt Seron is born on Korbin.
"SW RPG: Wanted by Cracken."
51 BSW4
(future terrorist) Lohn Genden is born on Alderaan.
"SW RPG: Wanted by Cracken."
49 BSW4
Pter Thanas is born.
"SW RPG Truce at Bakura Sourcebook."
48 BSW4
Mon Mothma is born on Chandrila. Her father is Arbiter-General of the Republic, and her
mother is Chandrilan governor.
From the Guide. Family information from "The X-Wing Strategy Guide," as mentioned by Michael
Potts.
47 BSW4
Obi-Wan Kenobi begins to be trained to become a Jedi Knight, at first by Yoda, later by Qui-Gon Jinn.
Conjecture from Episode One and Kenobi's line in the SW IV Radio Drama. "I first began learning
(the ways of the Jedi) when I was younger than you(, Luke)."
(future kidnapper and) Imperial Lieutenant Lon Donell is born on Prefsbelt.
"SW RPG: Wanted by Cracken."
Sena Leikvold Midanyl (future aide of Garm Bel Iblis) is born on Corellia.
"SW RPG Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook," mentioned by Michael Potts.
