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Previous Tionese War[1] Concurrent Duinuogwuin Contention[1] Pius Dea crusades Hundred-Year Darkness Great Hyperspace War[1] Old Sith Wars Kanz Disorders[1] Next New Sith Wars[1] Alsakan Conflicts Beginning 17,000 BBY[1] End 3,017 BBY[1] Place The galaxy Outcome Status quo ante bellum Major battles First Alsakan Conflict[1] Second Alsakan Conflict[1] Third Alsakan Conflict[1] Fourth Alsakan Conflict[2] Fifth Alsakan Conflict[2] Sixth Alsakan Conflict[2] Seventh Alsakan Conflict[2] Tenth Alsakan Conflict[2] Seventeenth Alsakan Conflict Combatants Coruscant[1] Alsakan[1] [Source]

The Alsakan Conflicts were a series of seventeen wars waged between the planets Coruscant and Alsakan for the right to be the capital of the galaxy.

HistoryEdit

The Alsakan Conflicts were mainly fought in the Expansion Region over the rights of corporations to sponsor colonization and settlement. The first conflict was in 17,000 BBY and the last was in 3,017 BBY.^[1].

During the conflicts, numerous locations and items were destroyed. One such artifact was Belgoth's Beacon, a hyperspace beacon and satellite dating from around 25,100 BBY. It was destroyed in the Second Alsakan Conflict. The centerpiece of the Alsakan Mosaics was also destroyed during the Third Alsakan Conflict.^[1] The Alsakan battle cruisers developed during the final conflict went on to inspire the Galactic Republic Invincible-class Dreadnaught Heavy Cruiser.^[source?]

The Conflicts were also notable in that they helped spread the Aurebesh writing system throughout the galaxy.^[3]

With the end of the seventeenth and final conflict in 3,017 BBY, Coruscant had achieved a Pyrrhic victory as Alsakan had been unable to assert its dominance over the long-standing galactic capital. The true victor was judged to be Corellia, which expanded its galactic influence by remaining neutral in the conflicts.^[1]

SourcesEdit

•  Han Solo and the Corporate Sector Sourcebook (First mentioned)
• The New Essential Chronology
• The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
• Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Praji on Hyperspace (article) (content now obsolete; backup links 1 2 on Archive.org)
• The Essential Atlas
• The Written Word on Hyperspace (article) (content now obsolete; backup links 1 2 on Archive.org)
• The Essential Guide to Warfare

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