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While | While Maridun's sun is unusually dim, the planet's Force aura is particularly bright. That is what attracted the Rakata, whose technology could detect and reach the planet because of its Force energy. Thus Maridun became one of the core realms of the Infinite Empire nearly 30,000 years ago. All traces of that despotic civilization have since disappeared, having been intentionally dismantled during the slave revolts. | ||
With the collapse of the Infinite Empire, Maridun was mostly forgotten by the rest of the galaxy | With the collapse of the Infinite Empire, Maridun was mostly forgotten by the rest of the galaxy. The system went largely overlooked for the next 20,000 years until it was patrolled by Neo-Crusader scouts serving Mandalore the Ultimate. After the Battle of Malachor V, a few routed Mandalorians fled to Maridun seeking refuge from the Galactic Republic. But they did not develop a permanent colony. Just 300 years later, when Freia Kallea arrived seeking to connect the Morellian Trail and Spurs of Celanon, the planet was cataloged as being wild and uninhabited. It is thought that the abandonment of Maridun may have been due to the hostility of the native Amanin, the warlike race of headhunters who inhabit the forested regions. | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 28 January 2020
| Maridun | |
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| Location | |
| System | Maridun |
| Sector | Rolion |
| Galactic Coordinates | (249, 253) |
| System Coordinates | (12, 6) |
| Astrographic Entry | Maridun |
| Statistics | |
| Type | temperate/breathable |
| Primary Terrain: | grassland |
| Rotational Period | |
| Orbital Period | |
| Population | 795,755 inhabitants |
| Control | |
| Controlled By | N/A |
| Governor | None |
| Magistrate | None |
| Sentient Races | Amani |
History
While Maridun's sun is unusually dim, the planet's Force aura is particularly bright. That is what attracted the Rakata, whose technology could detect and reach the planet because of its Force energy. Thus Maridun became one of the core realms of the Infinite Empire nearly 30,000 years ago. All traces of that despotic civilization have since disappeared, having been intentionally dismantled during the slave revolts.
With the collapse of the Infinite Empire, Maridun was mostly forgotten by the rest of the galaxy. The system went largely overlooked for the next 20,000 years until it was patrolled by Neo-Crusader scouts serving Mandalore the Ultimate. After the Battle of Malachor V, a few routed Mandalorians fled to Maridun seeking refuge from the Galactic Republic. But they did not develop a permanent colony. Just 300 years later, when Freia Kallea arrived seeking to connect the Morellian Trail and Spurs of Celanon, the planet was cataloged as being wild and uninhabited. It is thought that the abandonment of Maridun may have been due to the hostility of the native Amanin, the warlike race of headhunters who inhabit the forested regions.
As the Old Republic itself began to crumble, Lurmen, Hutts and other refugees and fugitives again began to arrive on Maridun seeking sanctuary from the conflict. This time, the settlers managed to achieve equilibrium with the Amani tribes and could live in relative peace by restricting their activity to the uncontested territories along the western shore of Maridun's largest ocean.
What began as a rough pioneer town has gradually transformed into an orderly, modern city with its own Star Tours terminal. Merchants, craftsmen, smugglers, and slavers all mingle profitably with the friendlier Amani tribes, who visit the city seeking to trade for technology.