The Mandalorian-Jedi War begins, a conflict that continued until 3966 BBY.The Massassi people, once ruled over by the slave-driving Sith, built the temple on Yavin 4.The battle, which became known as the Great Scourge of Malachor resulted in every combatant being turned into a statue. It's not all victory for the Jedi though their assault on the Sith temple on Malachor, which housed a kyber crystal-powered superweapon capable of petrifying living beings.The Jedi and Republic defeat the ancient Zygerrian slave empire.The Jedi construct the Temple of the Kyber, a.k.a.Eventually, both the Jedi and the Sith would build shrines on the urban planet, though the Jedi would become more ingrained with Republic leadership while the Sith gathered strength from afar. The Old Republic was formed with its capital of Coruscant.
That balance would be tested, broken, and restored by other more worldly beings, but not for millennia. The three Force-wielding beings became locked in an eternal struggle for balance with the Son representing death and destruction, the Daughter representing creation, life, and peace, and the Father mediating between them. Here dwelt the Father and his children, Son and Daughter. These sentient lifeforms that shared a symbiotic relationship with The Force spread throughout the galaxy and are what allow more complex organisms to interact with The Force.īut while life spread throughout the galaxy, a more ethereal sort of being came into existence in the otherworldly realm of Mortis, a dreamlike environment that could not be mapped. The "Force planet" was essentially the creative force of all living things in the galaxy and, specifically, the birthplace of microscopic organisms known as midi-chlorians. But why is it important?īecause something known as the Wellspring of Life first came into existence in the depths of this galaxy. Though Star Wars lore first began "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.", the universe that the galaxy resided in had to be formed first, followed by said galaxy itself.
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