Tython

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Tython

Tython was aplanet in theTython system of theDeep Core that played a pivotal role in the histories of theJe'daii Order and its successor, theJedi Order. A verdant world that was incredibly rich inthe Force, Tython was inhabited by an unknownspecies hundreds of thousands ofyears before the rise of theGalactic Empire, and it was visited by both theGree andKwa, two of the earliest species to have achieved interstellar travel. In36,453 BBY, the great pyramid ships known as theTho Yor brought pilgrims from over a dozen species from acrossthe galaxy to Tython, where the pilgrims learned to harness the Force and established the Je'daii Order, basing their philosophy of balance upon Tython's twomoons,Ashla andBogan. The Je'daii soon realized that Tython was unsafe for those who could notsense the Force, and as a result, theTythans spread out to settle the other worlds of the Tython system.

In25,805 BBY, after over ten thousand years of peace, Tython was the site of the final battle of theDespot War, andtwelve years later, avessel from theInfinite Empire of theRakata species crashed on Tython's surface, sparking one of the intenseForce storms that occurred whenever the balance of Tython was shifted between thelight anddark sides of the Force. TheForce Wars erupted not long afterwards, a devastating conflict fought between the followers of the light side and the followers of the dark side, and in the aftermath of the Force Wars, the victorious light-siders established the Jedi Order. TheJedi departed Tython for the distant world ofOssus, leaving Tython to become lost as the Deep Core erased thehyperlanes to the planet, and the savageFlesh Raiders evolved on the now-empty world.

Description[]

A terrestrial world in theTython system of theDeep Core, Tython was the fifthplanet in orbit around thestarTythos,^[4] orbiting Tythos at a distance of less than 160 million kilometers, and the planet was incredibly rich withthe Force.^[8] Tython possessed a breathableatmosphere and a temperate climate, and it featured a number of continents separated byoceans and seas. The planet was geographically varied, as Tython's continents were marked by plains, hills, mountains, and even canyons, and for much of the planet's history, Tython was a particularly verdant world. Tython was orbited by twomoons:Ashla andBogan, satellites that inspired theJe'daii Order's philosophy of balance between thelight anddark sides of the Force,^[4] and the Je'daii maintained sentry drones in orbits thirty thousandkilometers above Tython's surface.^[8] Tython's environment was remarkably sensitive to the Force; powerful disturbances in the Force, such the presence of an individual particularly strong in either the light or dark side of the Force, could cause immenseForce storms andgroundquakes that would ravage Tython's surface.^[4] However, by theyear990 BBY, all hyperlanes to Tython had becomeunstable and forgotten, and the planet itself had been devastated—the planet was covered by a constant layer of storms, and its surface was the color of ash, with barren plains where immense forests had once stood.^[1]

Tython was home to a large number ofspecies of creatures whose shapes and forms were as varied as the planet's surface, such asscreech lizards andacid spiders. Tython'shook hawks were birds that possessed hooked beaks and sharp talons, and hunted their prey by hypnotizing them with song and then attacking.Silik lizards were rare but deadlysilicon-based creatures that absorbed energy from sand itself. Six-limbed and the size of aHuman adult, silik lizards featured a large number of spikes on their bodies and were known to charge opponents on their hind legs. TheRift was home to many deadly creatures, many of which were unnamed and unknown. Thesaarl was a massive, purple worm with a tooth-filled maw that opened like a three-petaled flower.Flame tygahs were eight-limbed reptilian creatures twice the size of a Human that were native to Tython'sStrafe Plains; a flame tygah's claws and tail dripped fire and its mouth blazed with heat.Blood spites were bat-like creatures that fed on warm blood and inhabited theRed Desert, though their existence was widely considered to be only a rumor by the Je'daii.Ak trees were common in Tython's forests during the time of the Je'daii.^[8]

Tython'sMoon Channel was home to the tentacledgelfish (have poisonous tentacles, could climb onto the sides of ships, attacked in flocks) as well as enormous sea serpents (have a head the size of a human torso, teeth that secrete poison). The hoofed quadrupeds known asguids were native to the region aroundKaleth, the Je'daii Temple of Knowledge, and while they were not ordinarily aggressive, guids could attack their opponents with their powerful jaws and massive forelegs.^[11] Like the guid, the mammalianuxibeasts were also found in small groups on other worlds despite the fact that they were believed to have originated on Tython. Uxibeasts were ill-tempered herbivores that traveled in herds and were deceptively aggressive.^[14] The four-leggedhorranth were reptilian predators that hunted in large family groups and had enormous birth rates—their population was typically only constrained by a limited food supply.^[12]Manka cats, feline predators fromAlderaan, eventually found their way to Tython and thrived in the planet's vibrant ecosystem.^[13]

History[]

Early history[]

Tens of thousands of years before36,453 BBY, an unknown species constructed theOld City on the continent ofTalss on Tython. TheGree, one of the earliest species to achieve interstellar travel, visited Tython early in galactic history, though the Old City was long abandoned even by that time. The Gree inhabited the Old City for a time, and there were rumors that the Gree constructed ahypergate—a technology used by the Gree to travel instantaneously between two points in space—in the depths of the Old City.Lanoree Brock speculated that the city could have been built for giants.^[8]

The Gree eventually left Tython,^[8] and the next species to visit the planet was theKwa. The Kwa linked Tython with their other worlds with anInfinity Gate, a technology similar to a hypergate, but thousands of years before the rise of the Je'daii Order, the Kwa's encounter with theRakata species led them to destroy all remaining Infinity Gates in order to prevent the Rakata from overrunning the galaxy. The few remaining Kwa on Tython eventually died out after destroying their Infinity Gate.^[18]

Je'daii Order[]

In the year 36,453 BBY, the eight great pyramid ships known as theTho Yorarrived at Tython, deliveringForce-sensitive pilgrims from over a dozen worlds to the planet and causing an intense Force storm. The eight smaller ships met with the ninth and largest Tho Yor above a great pillar of stone that reached high into the sky on Tython, and then each of the eight departed in a different direction to a different location across Tython. The Tho Yor remained at their final destinations after depositing their passengers, and the pilgrims soon developed into a cohesive culture ofTythans, realizing that the purpose of their gathering was for them to study the Force and harness its powers. Inspired by Tython's twin moons, the bright Ashla and dark Bogan, the Tythans came to understand the dual nature of the Force's light and dark sides, and they also realized that Tython itself would react to imbalance in the Force with powerful quakes and Force storms.^[7]

With this knowledge, the Tythans formed the Je'daii Order, naming themselves after the word for "mystic center" in thelanguage of theTalid species'sOrder of Dai Bendu. The Je'daii builtnine great temples at the sites of the nine Tho Yor, some of which remained floating in the sky while others had landed in the oceans or on mountainsides.^[7]Padawan Kesh, the Je'daii Academy, had been constructed at one of the Tho Yor by the year36,019 BBY, whenNordia Gral was serving as the Temple's firstTemple Master. By thattime, the Je'daii had completed temples at the other eight Tho Yor, and they also developed the tradition of aGreat Journey, a two-year odyssey across Tython's surface to each of the nine temples that would be undertaken byPadawans once they becameJe'daii Journeyers. For the first thousand years of the Je'daii's time on Tython, the planet was frequently wracked by intense Force storms, as the Je'daii had not yet learned how to restore balance to the planet and calm the storms through the Force.^[8]

The Je'daii also constructed cities across Tython's surface, though as the pilgrims' second millennium on Tython came to an end, it became evident that those who were not Force-sensitive could not survive on the planet. The destruction of thecity ofAurum inspired asecond migration, where those Tythans who were not Je'daii departed Tython instarships and settled the other worlds of the nine-planet Tython system. Force-sensitives born on the other planets, theSettled Worlds, were brought to Tython for training as Je'daii, and the Tython system's way of life continued for over ten thousand years. However, resentment of the Je'daii among the Settled Worlds eventually led to conflict. In25,805 BBY, theDespot QueenHadiya united the crimebarons of herhomeworldShikaakwa and conquered the rest of the Settled Worlds. She then turned her attention to Tython, and herarmy invaded the planet in afinal battle—a battle that saw thedeath of millions of Hadiya's troops and thousands of Je'daii.^[7] Hadiya herself was slain by the Je'daiiDaegen Lok at the gates of Kaleth, bringing theDespot War to an end.^[18]

Peace was shattered, however, circa25,783 BBY, when a schism in the Order's belief system pitted those who favored the Ashla philosophy against those who adhered more to the Bogan schools of thought. Wieldingkatana, metal swords imbued with the Force, the Je'daii were pitted in a bloody civil war known as theForce Wars.^[19] The Ashla philosophers called themselves theJedi Order and were led by aHigh Council comprising the greatest of their number. One of the High Councilors, the great MasterRajivari, was corrupted by the dark side of the Force and led a faction of dissidents in another savage attack against the Jedi he had helped to create. Rajivari's camp fortified itself at the Temple of Knowledge, called Kaleth by the Order. While the Bogan philosophers held off the Jedi for several weeks, Master Rajivari disappeared, leaving his disciples in disarray. Weakened and taking heavy casualties, Rajivari's followers were defeated and the Jedi Order ended the uprising.^[9]

Abandonment[]

Initially, the Jedi believed their power was limited to Tython only, though this was later proven otherwise^[20] when a proactive group left Tython to liberate other worlds, becoming theJedi Knights around 25,783 BBY.^[19] In the wake of the Force Wars, the victorious Jedi Order abandoned Tython in favor ofOssus, a lush planet on the edge of theTion Cluster deep in theOuter Rim. Despite the Order's departure, Tython was absorbed into theGalactic Republic and was held throughout theIndecta,Kymoodon, andPius Dea eras and beyond.^[2]

Following the destruction of theCron Cluster and the ensuingruination of Ossus, the Jedi Order had relocated to Coruscant; records of Tython's existence survived to this point, and notation ofSith experiments on the planet were made in theArchives of theJedi Temple. Terrific beasts calledterentateks, the product ofalchemy, were loosed on Tython and were deemed monstrous abominations that posed as an affront to the Force by the Jedi High Council. Charging members of the Order to hunt down the creatures and execute them with extreme prejudice, the High Council initiated theGreat Hunt, allowing any who wished to join in the purge to participate. Among other worlds, Tython wascleansed in3994 BBY, ridding the ancient Jedi homeworld of the terentatek threat.^[21]

Rediscovery[]

Soon after the Great Hunt ended, hyperlanes to the planet collapsed and the world was left abandoned for several centuries. Tython had not been forgotten, however;^[16] a newhyperspace route into the Deep Core was paved^[5] by Jedi KnightSatele Shan in the wake of theSacking of Coruscant by thereconstituted Sith Empire.^[16] LeadingJedi scouts to reclaim the world, Shan reestablished a Jedi presence on the world, making Tython the Order's fortress world during theCold War between the Sith Empire and the Galactic Republic. In the same time period, a group ofTwi'lekPilgrims landed on the world and established a smallsettlement near to the Jedi headquarters. Constructing theirTemple near the ruins of Kaleth, the Jedi kept their distance from the illegal Twi'lek settlement despite pleas from the Matriarch to assist in warding offFlesh Raiders.^[9]

During their return to Tython, the Jedi Order dedicated years to studying the planet, unearthing the history of the ancient Masters who once lived there. Having been violently uprooted from Coruscant, the Jedi Council sought a new foundation to rebuild upon. In the records of the ancient Force Wars and the holographic teachings of the first Jedi elders, the Order rediscovered forgotten knowledge: manuals of ethics, language ciphers, and more. This newfound wisdom, rooted in the traditions, morals, and worldview of the ancient Jedi, has since been integrated into the teachings of the modern Order.^[5]

Given that the Jedi of old were more engaged in warfare, modern Jedi have been able to contextualize their current struggles by learning from the strategies of the Force Wars and theGreat Hyperspace War. Moreover, ancient techniques for crafting Jedi weapons have influenced the construction of modernlightsabers.^[5]

During the Cold War,Darth Angral of the Sith Empire destroyed the Republicagricultural world ofUphrades to issue a challenge to the former Padawan of MasterOrgus Din. ThisKnight had come to be a thorn in the side of the Empire on several different occasions and had finally drawn Angral's wrath upon Tython. The Knight and their own apprentice,Kira Carsen, entered Angral'sflagship theOppressor and confronted Angral after disabling it. During the confrontation, theSith Emperor possessed Carsen from afar and ordered Angral to finish off the Knight. Ultimately the Knight was able to defeat Angral while Carsen refused to be the Emperor's pawn and was able to shatter the mental link. The two Jedi were able to flee theOppressor before it exploded, taking Angral's corpse with it. Upon their return to the surface of the planet,Grand Master Satele Shan bestowed the title "Hero of Tython" on the Jedi Knight for services done for the Order.^[9]

Shortly after the Hero's defense of Tython, anew war began between the Republic and the Sith Empire. In3637 BBY, the Sithassaulted Tython and held the Jedi Temple for a short time. The assault was planned by theDark Council memberDarth Arkous and his subordinate,Lana Beniko. However Arkous was secretly a member of theOrder of Revan, and the attack was merely a means for the Revanites to obtain Rakatan technology from the Jedi Archives. Asimultaneous attack onKorriban was perpetrated by Arkous's secret ally,ColonelRian Darok.^[9]

Following theEternal Empire'sconquest, Tython had become largely abandoned as a result of the Jedi Order scattering to the far edges of the galaxy, save for those serving in archival and research capacities. By3627 BBY, the Republic formedTask Force Nova to reunite the Order, but chose not to resettle on Tython, deciding to instead settle a new homeworld to be closer to the people they sought to defend.^[22]

Return to obscurity[]

However, sometime after the Galactic War, Tython's surface was severely devastated in a catastrophe, and the planet became saturated with dark-side energy. During theNew Sith Wars between the Republic and various Sith factions, theShi'ido Sith LordBelia Darzu took control of Tython and built alarge fortress on the planet. Darzu, who was skilled in the use ofmechu-deru—the ability to transform the flesh of living beings into metal machines—had conducted experiments within the fortress, developing the ability to createtechnobeasts in the year1250 BBY. Building an army of the technological horrors and recording her knowledge withinher holocron, Darzu initiated the phase of the New Sith Wars known as theSictis Wars.^[23] However, Darzu incurred the wrath of theMecrosa Order^[24] in1230 BBY, and the Mecrosaassassinskilled Darzu on Tython.^[23]

By the year 990 BBY during theGolden Age of the Old Republic, Tython had been long abandoned, as the hyperlanes to the planet had been lost. However, the Sith aspirantHetton discovered navigational data on Tython, and he passed the coordinates for a long-forgottenhyperspace route toDarth Zannah, aDark Lord of the Sith and the apprentice ofDarth Bane. Bane traveled to Tython in order toinvestigate Darzu's fortress so that he could further his knowledge of holocrons, while his apprentice infiltrated the Archives of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant in search of information on theorbalisk creatures that Bane had been infected with. Bane took hisInfiltrator-series long-range fighterMystic to Tython and approached Darzu's fortress, destroying the fortress's defenses when they attacked his fighter. Bane then entered the fortress to find an army of dormant technobeasts, and the creatures attacked him after he retrieved Darzu's holocron. Bane destroyed all of the technobeasts and spent the next few days in meditation, studying the holocron in order to build his own.^[1]

However, Zannah was discovered on Coruscant, and she was forced to flee to Tython with her cousinDarovit. The two were pursued by Jedi MastersValenthyne Farfalla,Raskta Lsu, andWorror Dowmat, along with Jedi KnightsJohun Othone andSarro Xaj, and the five Jedi engaged the two Sith in aduel within Darzu's fortress. The duel ended with a Sith victory, though Bane was severely injured and Zannah was forced to take her master and Darovit to the planetAmbria for healing.^[1] In the years that followed, the Jedi Order established anacademy on Tython's surface despite the strong dark-side presence, and the facility served as a place for deeper immersion in the Force similar to theacademy onAlpheridies.^[25]

During theSeparatist Crisis, as public opinion slowly turned against the Jedi, conspiracy theorists insisted that the Jedi had found Tython once again and set up a secret temple there. The conspiracies often accompanied rumors of vast Jedi treasure hordes hidden on the planet. Few gave the rumors much credibility, but they have served as fodder for anti-Jediholovid pundits and as a lure fortreasure hunters. The Jedi MasterIlia Orpin, who became thegatekeeper of aJedi holocron, provided an extensive account of Jedi history through the "Revan Mythologies"—a series of fables and myths that recounted the Order's history. Some scholars considered Orpin's works to be derivatives of theQel-Droma Epics, a similar set of mythical stories that spoke of theGreat Hyperspace War and theGreat Sith War. Many of the Mythologies describe countless temples and ruins on Tython, including those connected to the ancient Je'daii and to the Jedi Order.^[26]

During theClone Wars, the sectors of the Galactic Republic were assigned one of twentyoversectors, and were the operating theaters of thetroops fighting theConfederacy of Independent Systems, and the Tython system was placed inSector 5.^[2] In the year following19 BBY,^[27] which saw the deaths of the vast majority of the Jedi and the rise of the Empire,^[28]EmperorPalpatine brought theTarkin Doctrine into effect, reorganizing the oversectors into political entities as well as military, giving each ImperialGrand Moff authority over an oversector each.^[29]

Inhabitants[]

Tython was originally home to a species of immense size, as the Old City was built for individuals more than three times the size of a Human, though that species was long vanished by the time the Gree arrived.^[8] The Gree eventually departed Tython, and the Kwa species eventually came to Tython for some time before they died out on the planet after destroying Tython's Infinity Gate.^[18] The pilgrims brought to Tython by the Tho Yor were of great variety and of many different species from across the galaxy: they included Talids, Humans,Selkath, Twi'leks,Sith,Cathar,Wookiees,Zabrak,Noghri,Devaronians,^[7]Sullustans,Mirialans,^[30]Iktotchi,^[18]Krevaaki,Miraluka,^[8] and the species that would be later known asKoorivar.^[31] The Flesh Raider species evolved on Tython in the millennia after the departure of the Jedi, and they had developed a primitive and savage culture by the time of the Cold War.^[9]

Locations[]

During the era of the Je'daii, Tython had a number of cities and temples, and its surface was geographically varied.Mahara Kesh, the Je'daii Temple of Healing, was located in Tython'sDeep Ocean.^[4] The island continent ofMasara was covered by forests and verdant plains, andBodhi, the Je'daii Temple of the Arts, was situated near theEdge Forest on Masara's southern coast, while the continent was bordered by theThyrian Ocean on its northern coast. The continent of Thyr lay eight hundred kilometers to the north across the Thyrian Ocean, and Thyr featured rocky plains and theStark Forests, forests with trees that sucked moisture from the air and stored it as water in large sacs on their branches. Thyr was also home to theSilent Desert, a desert with the unique property that all sound was soaked up by an unknown quality in the desert's sands. The Silent Desert also featured intense winds and a number of sand sculptures that some believed to besentient. The Temple of Force Skills,Qigong Kesh, was in an enormous cavern beneath the Silent Desert.^[8]

The continent ofKato Zakar, which lay to the south of Thyr, was often called the Firelands in the Je'daii era for its tumultuous terrain and the significant amount of volcanic activity that was common in the continent's heartlands, almost thirty-two hundred kilometers south of the northern coast. TheIce Giant Range, a mountain range that was the site of the Temple of Martial ArtsStav Kesh, was located almost five hundred kilometers inland from the northern coast, and the Strafe Plains lay between the Ice Giants and the coast. The Strafe Plains were a cold, windswept scrubland that was prone to frequent Force storms and scattered with magma-filled "swallow holes" and columns of razor-sharp silica. Kato Zakar's eastern reaches were covered by fungi forests, then swamps, and then sand dunes the farther one got to the continent's eastern coast, and the port city ofBan Landing was located on Kato Zakar's coastline at the sea known as the Moon Channel.^[8]

Across the Moon Channel was Tython's largest continent, Talss, also known as the Dark Continent. Talss was marked by the massive canyon known as the Rift—a geographic feature which was the site of frequent volcanic and seismic activity. The two continents were separated by a distance of a hundred kilometers (three days of sailing), and the Moon Channel between them was the site of the sevenMoon Islands. Talss's western coast was home to a number of small ports. Six hundred kilometers east of the Rift was a mountain range split by theChasm,^[8] andAnil Kesh, the Temple of Science, straddled the Chasm high in the mountains. and something within the Chasm's depths interfered with the senses of Force users.^[4] South of the Rift and the mountains lay a wide, seemingly endless plain that lacked any plant growth over waist height, as the plain's intense wind stripped any plants that grew taller from the soil. To the south of the plains, in the southern reaches of Talss, was the Red Desert. The Old City was about eighty kilometers inward from the northern edges of the desert, half buried in the sands by the time of the Je'daii.^[8]

Vur Tepe, the Je'daii Forge, was situated directly over an active volcano in a mountain range during the era of the Je'daii, whileAkar Kesh, the Temple of Balance, was situated at a towering pillar of stone—the site of the original landing of the Tho Yor.^[4] Six waterfalls cascaded from the top of the monolith, feeding into the series of lakes and rivers around the pillar's base.^[32] Kaleth, the Je'daii Temple of Knowledge, was built over aForce nexus near the river and mountain range that would be known by the Jedi tens of thousands years later as theTythos River and theTythos Ridge.^[9]

Following the Jedi Order's resettlement of the planet, a massive Temple was erected near the site of the ruined city-temple of Kaleth. The Temple served as a base for all Jedi operations on the planet for several years; the Jedi also occupied a structure known as theMasters' Retreat located in theTythonian Gnarls, while the Twi'lek Kalikori village was on a ridge just above the Temple complex.^[9]

Behind the scenes[]

The term "tython" originates in thesecond draft of what would becomeStar Wars: Episode IVA New Hope.^[33] Tython was first mentioned in the2002 sourcebookPower of the Jedi Sourcebook, where it's identified as a planet that is a possible location of the discovery of the Force.^[34]The New Essential Chronology identified Tython as the planet that was believed to be the birthplace of the Jedi Order.^[35] This was confirmed in the supplementary material preceding the2011 release of themassively multiplayer online role-playing gameStar Wars: The Old Republic,^[6] in which the planet plays a prominent role in the early gaming experience for players who chose the path of theJedi Consular or Jedi Knight.^[9]

Appearances[]

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