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Empire-in-exile
Political information
Type of government	Monarchic Empire government-in-exile
Founding document	Declaration of a New Order
Constitution	Imperial Charter
Head of State	Emperor
De facto leader	Fel dynasty
Societal information
Capital	Bastion
Official language	Galactic Basic Standard
Currency	Imperial Dataries
State religious body	Imperial Knights
National holiday	Empire Day
Historical information
Formed from	Fel Empire
Date of establishment	130 ABY
Date of reorganization	138 ABY (restoration of Fel Empire as part of Galactic Federation Triumvirate)[1]
Era(s)	Legacy era

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The Empire-in-exile,^[2] also known as the "true" Empire^[3], the Imperial Remnant^[4] or the Bastion resistance by Darth Krayt's Empire,^[5] was the faction of the former Fel Empire that still remained loyal to Emperor Roan Fel, following the Sith coup in 130 ABY.^[2]

HistoryEdit

As the Sith–Imperial War came to an end, Roan Fel was poised to establish his government on Coruscant. After a few days, the leader of the One Sith, Darth Krayt, arrived with Lords Nihl, Wyyrlok and Maladi and revealed their deception to Emperor Fel, killing his double, and seizing the throne for himself.^[6]

The real Emperor Fel escaped the assassination attempt, and after seven years as a fugitive landed on the planet Bastion and formed a government-in-exile to rule the former Imperial Space.^[6] Over the next several months of resistance, more and more Imperial military units defected to his territory, subsequently acquiring more, previously stripped, territories. His administration even attempted to form an alliance with the Galactic Alliance Remnant, though the meeting was sabotaged by Jor Torlin and Morrigan Corde, agents of the Empire. As a result, Stazi remained distrustful of Fel's Imperials, while the latter were banned from entering the Wheel.^[7]

A short time afterward, Masters Treis Sinde and Sigel Dare of the Imperial Knights planted three sets of bombs on board the prototype Advanced Star Destroyer Imperious, which would explode the moment the weapon systems were activated. However they didn't anticipate Stazi's plan to "liberate" the starship. The saboteurs were dispatched to rescue Monia Gahan from imprisonment on Dac and take her back to Stazi to disarm the bombs.

However on Monia's demand, the pair rescued the rest of the Rogue Squadron members captured after the battle. Due to this display of good faith and the beginning of genocide against the Mon Calamarians, Admiral Gar Stazi agreed to discuss a possible alliance with Fel in order to fight their common enemy.

The first collaboration between the new allies took place during the Battle of Ralltiir, where the alliance nearly met its end when a Fel loyalist, Admiral Edouard Fenel, threatened with fire on defenseless lifepods in order to force the Sith-loyal Coruscant Third Fleet into surrender. Admiral Stazi did everything within its power to prevent the Fel loyalists to resort to the tactics of the enemy, coming close to open fire on them, also making it clear to Emperor Fel that the Galactic Alliance fleet were allies of the Empire-in-exile and not vassals.^[8]

A short time afterward, the Jedi agreed to collaborate with Admiral Stazi, even preventing an assassination attempt on his person^[9]. Emperor Fel also arranged to secretly meet with representatives of the Jedi on the planet Agamar.^[10]

At the end of the war, the Empire-in-Exile was merged with Darth Krayt's Empire. The Fel Empire became a part of the new government, the Galactic Federation Triumvirate, which consisted of K'Kruhk, Marasiah Fel and Gar Stazi.^[1]

AstrographyEdit

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars: Legacy: Broken (First appearance)
• Star Wars: Legacy 4: Noob
• Star Wars: Legacy: Trust Issues
• Star Wars: Legacy 13: Ready to Die
• Star Wars: Legacy 22: The Wrath of the Dragon
• Star Wars: Legacy 23: Loyalties, Part 1
• Star Wars: Legacy 29: Vector, Part 10
• Star Wars: Legacy 35: Storms, Part 2
• Star Wars: Legacy 36: Renegade
• Star Wars: Legacy 42: Divided Loyalties
• Star Wars: Legacy 43: Monster, Part 1
• Star Wars: Legacy 44: Monster, Part 2
• Star Wars: Legacy 48: Extremes, Part 1
• Star Wars: Legacy—War
• Star Wars: Legacy 1: Prisoner of the Floating World, Part 1
• Star Wars: Legacy 2: Prisoner of the Floating World, Part 2

SourcesEdit

• Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide: Special Edition
• Star Wars: Legacy 0½
• Starships of the Galaxy (2007)
• "Blaster"—Star Wars Insider 101
• "Blaster"—Star Wars Insider 105
• "Blaster"—Star Wars Insider 106
• Legacy Era Campaign Guide
• The Essential Atlas
• The Essential Guide to Warfare
• Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide: Updated and Expanded

Notes and referencesEdit