Difference between revisions of "Holocron:This Week in History/Day 104"
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* Year 3 Day 105: [[Relm Hesek]] becomes Supreme Commander of the [[Rebel Alliance]]. | * Year 3 Day 105: [[Relm Hesek]] becomes Supreme Commander of the [[Rebel Alliance]]. | ||
* Year 3 Day 107: The [[Black Sun Crisis (Hapan)|Black Sun Crisis]] erupts between the [[Hapes Consortium]] and [[Black Sun]]. | * Year 3 Day 107: The [[Black Sun Crisis (Hapan)|Black Sun Crisis]] erupts between the [[Hapes Consortium]] and [[Black Sun]]. | ||
| − | * Year 2 Day 108: [[Arakyd Industries]] is founded by [[Choibacco]] and [[Ann-Yael Antaria]]. | + | * Year 2 Day 108: [[Arakyd Industries]] is founded by [[Choibacco Antaria|Choibacco]] and [[Ann-Yael Antaria]]. |
* Year 9 Day 108: [[Max Solusar]] replaces [[Midge Cellewan]] as Executive Officer of the [[Corporate Sector Authority (Years 5-10)|Corporate Sector Authority]]. | * Year 9 Day 108: [[Max Solusar]] replaces [[Midge Cellewan]] as Executive Officer of the [[Corporate Sector Authority (Years 5-10)|Corporate Sector Authority]]. | ||
* Year 9 Day 110: [[BlasTech Industries]] becomes the [[Imperial Outer Rim Authority]]. | * Year 9 Day 110: [[BlasTech Industries]] becomes the [[Imperial Outer Rim Authority]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:34, 13 March 2011
- Year 1 Day 104: King Andrew Starfyre of the Hapes Consortium is assassinated. Jessy James succeeds him.
- Year 3 Day 105: Relm Hesek becomes Supreme Commander of the Rebel Alliance.
- Year 3 Day 107: The Black Sun Crisis erupts between the Hapes Consortium and Black Sun.
- Year 2 Day 108: Arakyd Industries is founded by Choibacco and Ann-Yael Antaria.
- Year 9 Day 108: Max Solusar replaces Midge Cellewan as Executive Officer of the Corporate Sector Authority.
- Year 9 Day 110: BlasTech Industries becomes the Imperial Outer Rim Authority.
