Core Worlds
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- "Who controls Coruscant controls the Core, and without the Core, the Alliance is nothing."
- ―Admiral Traest Kre'fey[src]
The Core Worlds (also known as the Galactic Core and, during the Imperial era, the Imperial Core) were some of the most prestigious, well-developed, well-known, and heavily populated planets in the galaxy. In astrophysical terms, the Core denoted the central area of the galaxy, and in broad terms this was true enough, but the precise usage of the term was sometimes more complex.
The major Rimward hyperlanes radiated outwards around little more than half the galactic disk, and the Core Worlds occupied a C-shaped region of space around the Deep Core, the heart of the astrophysical core, which was considered as a separate outlier area, facing in the opposite direction, and extending outwards towards the Unknown Regions.
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[edit] History
Humans were believed to have come from one of the core worlds. It was most widely speculated that Coruscant was the birthplace of humanity, although there was little to no archeological evidence to support that theory. Before the invention of the hyperdrive, galactic civilization was limited to only the Core Worlds. Densely populated and heavily industrialized, the Core Worlds were a vital factor in any campaign to rule the galaxy.
The Galactic Republic therefore was born in the Core Worlds and spread out over the galaxy. These planets exchanged hands many times—first the Galactic Republic, then the Galactic Empire, then the Rebel Alliance/New Republic, the Empire again, the New Republic, the Yuuzhan Vong, the Galactic Federation of Free Alliances, then the new Empire.
During the later stages of the Galactic Civil War, the term Imperial Core, or sometimes even simply "the Core", was used by supporters of both sides to denote areas of remaining Imperial control around the Galactic Center. This usage persisted even when Coruscant and most of the historic Core Worlds had joined under New Republic, and the Imperial holdouts in the area were mostly restricted to the Deep Core and the fringes of the Unknown Regions.
[edit] Oversectors
- Imperial Center Oversector (in Colonies and Core Worlds)
[edit] Sectors
- Alderaan Sector
- Azure Sector
- Bormea Sector
- Corellian Sector
- Coruscant Sector
- Darpa Sector
- Duro Sector
- Farlax Sector
- Farrfin Sector
- Hatawa Sector
- Humbarine Sector
- Illodia Sector
- Kokash Sector
- Koradin Sector
- Kuat Sector
- Tapani Sector (technically belonging to the Colonies)
- Testarr Sector
- Weemell Sector
- Widek Sector
[edit] Systems
- Abregado system
- Acralia system
- Aldraig system
- Andaran system
- Belgaroth system
- Cirius system
- Craeen system
- Darada system
- Deneba system
- Eeropha system
- Fre'ji system
- Gerrard system
- Hemei system
- Kidar system
- Leemurtoo system
- Mechis system
- Metellos system
- Ragoon system
- Rakaa system
- Ralltiir system
- Recopi system
- Rendili system
- Ruan system
- Salliche system
- Possibly Seoul system
- Sarapin system
- Tepasi system
- Vannell system
- Velus system
- Yulant system
- Zug system
[edit] Planets of the Core Worlds
- Aaeton
- Ator
- Balosar
- Belasco
- Berrun
- Columus
- Dachat
- Euceron
- Galand
- Grizmallt
- Hyabb
- Iphigin
- Isht
- Kiva
- Mawan
- Nierport
- Notron
- Ord Sabaok
- Pria
- Shawken
- Skako
- Sorrus
- Talravin
- Thracior
- Tiisheraan
- Trantor
- Twith
- Voon
- Wukkar
[edit] Appearances
- Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 26: Vector, Part 2 (Mentioned only)
- Jedi Apprentice: The Dark Rival (Mentioned only)
- Darth Maul: Saboteur (Mentioned only)
- Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter
- Jedi Quest: The Master of Disguise
- Jedi Quest: The School of Fear
- Jedi Quest: The Moment of Truth (Mentioned only)
- Jedi Quest: The Changing of the Guard
- Labyrinth of Evil
- Star Wars Dark Times 11: Vector, Part 5
- The Last of the Jedi: A Tangled Web
- Han Solo at Stars' End comic (Mentioned only)
- The Farlander Papers (Mentioned only)|
- Star Wars Empire 19: Target: Vader (Mentioned only)
- The Emperor's Trophy (Mentioned only)
- Command Decision (Mentioned only)
- Before the Storm (Mentioned only)
[edit] Sources
- Galaxy Guide 3: The Empire Strikes Back
- Coruscant and the Core Worlds
- The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons
- The New Essential Chronology
- Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, Second Edition, Revised and Expanded
"Death Star II Limited" - Star Wars Customizable Card Game (Card: Thunderflare)
"Secrets of Mos Eisley" - Star Wars Gamer 7
- Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide
