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Coruscant riots (c. 3,681 BBY)
Timeframe	Old Republic era
Conflict	Great Galactic War Campaign: Minos Cluster Campaign ;
Date	c. 3,681 BBY
Place	Galactic City, Coruscant
Outcome	Rioters desist ; Republic Military registration experiences a boom ;
Affiliations involved	Galactic Senate ; Jedi Order ; Coruscanti ;

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"I can clearly recall the day that Gnost-Dural and so many of my fellow Jedi boarded battle cruisers and left to defend the Minos Cluster. After the Jedi departed, true chaos broke out on Coruscant. The people had heard about wave after wave of crushing Imperial victories, and when the Jedi deployed, the tension overflowed."

―Grand Master Satele Shan recalls the Coruscant riots^[src]

Around the first year of the Great Galactic War, a series of riots broke out on Coruscant in response to political infighting and the Sith Empire's invasion of the Minos Cluster.

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The Journal of Master Gnost-Dural (First appearance)

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Battles of the Great Galactic War

Sith onslaught (3,681–3,671 BBY)	Tingel Arm · Aparo sector · Tingel Arm campaign First Korriban · Sluis Van Minos Cluster Campaign: Coruscant riots · Eliad · Karideph Blockade of the Rimma Trade Route: First Seswenna sector · Second Seswenna sector Rattataki insurrection · Talay · First Lenico IV · Mid Rim · Begeren Hunt for Exal Kressh: Lenico Colony Blue · Second Korriban Bomodon · Third Seswenna sector · First Bothawui Second Bothawui · Balmorra
Republic resilience (3,671–3,660 BBY)	Dread Masters · Belsavis · Alderaan · Gell Mattar · Baras vs. Jedi Starweird Queen · Hoth · Ferrid's theft · Republic envoy Blockade of the Hydian Way: Devaron · Coruscant riots · Smuggler attack Rim Campaign: First Ord Radama · Third Korriban · Ziost Ashas Ree · Serenno · Second Ord Radama
Empire victorious (3,660–3,653 BBY)	Rhen Var · Assassination of Darth Azamin · Dantooine Defeat of the Imperial Seventh Fleet · Druckenwell Alderaan peace conference · Coruscant
Other battles and campaigns (Alphabetical order)	Agamar · Amador · Assassination attempt · Dathomir Dantooine duel · Edusa · Fest · Gelpog's asteroid-hives Geonosis · Haruun Kal · Ilum · Imperial flagship Imperial outpost · Kaikielius · Lan Barell · Second Lenico IV Loronar · Manaan · Ngani Zho's battle · Operation: Aphelion Operation Force Crush · Operation: Freefall Operation: Hightower · Operation: Undertow · Ord Ibanna Oteg's battle · Ralltiir · Research center · Rordak SIS slave operation · Sullust · Utapau · Velmor · Warhammer Yavin 4

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Chancellor Berooken · Dark Council · Galactic Republic · Emergency defense Senate session
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