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Garos IV
Astrographical
Region	Mid Rim
Sector	Msst sector
System	Garos system
Grid coordinates	P-7
Rotation period	25 standard hours
Orbital period	382 local days
Physical
Class	Terrestrial
Atmosphere	Type I (breathable)
Climate	Temperate
Gravity	Standard
Primary terrain	Forest Mountains Oceans valleys
Surface water	Moderate
Points of interest	Currahen Crossroad Ancient ruins University of Garos Tahika Cliffs
Societal
Native species	Unidentified Garos IV species (formerly)
Immigrated species	Human
Primary language(s)	Galactic Basic Standard
Government	Imperial governor (5 BBY - 9 ABY)
Population	22 million (22 BBY)[1]
Major cities	Ariana (capital) Garan Zila Northlan
Major imports	High technology
Major exports	Foodstuffs Metals Minerals
Affiliation	Confederacy of Independent Systems Galactic Empire Garos resistance movement Rebel Alliance New Republic Yuuzhan Vong Empire

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Garos IV was a planet in the Mid Rim, the fourth world in the Garos system.

GeographyEdit

Garos IV was a pleasant world of forests, mountains and oceans. Its population was centered on a single continent in three major centers. It was most well known for the University of Garos.

HistoryEdit

The indigenous humanoid civilization of Garos IV was wiped out by a groundquake in prehistoric times. In 25,000 BBY, a Ssi-ruuk experimental hyperdrive vessel crashed on the planet. In approximately 4,000 BBY, the planet was colonized by Humans. Its war with neighboring Sundari was ended with a treaty in 118 BBY, but restarted in 87 BBY. The planet allowed Refugee Relief Movement settlement in 22 BBY, shortly before the Clone Wars.^[1] Garos IV was the site of a victory for the Confederacy of Independent Systems over the Galactic Republic during the early stages of the Clone Wars.

During the reign of the Republic, the Garosian-Sundar truce was constantly violated, until the Galactic Empire took control. In 4 ABY, the site of the failed Ssi-ruuvi Hyperdrive system was found.^[2] The Garosians sided with the Rebel Alliance and participated in the battle when the planet was liberated by the New Republic following the Thrawn campaign. The popularity of the University on planet caused an economic upswing during the years before the Yuuzhan Vong.

The Yuuzhan Vong would conquer the world during their invasion of the galaxy.^[3]

Garos IV was the homeworld of Brenn and Dellis Tantor, their father, and Alexandra Winger.

TechnologyEdit

The Hibridium Cloaking device was produced on Garos IV.

AppearancesEdit

• Star Tours: The Adventures Continue (Weather report list only)
•  Flugg Opts for New Arm—HoloNet News Vol. 531 51
•  Mid Rim Worlds Open Ports to Refugees—HoloNet News Vol. 531 52
• The Clone Wars: Wild Space (Mentioned only)
• "Turning Point"—Star Wars Adventure Journal 5
• Star Wars: Force Commander (Mentioned only)
• "A Glimmer of Hope"—Star Wars Adventure Journal 1 (First appearance)
• "Whispers in the Dark"—Star Wars Adventure Journal 2
• "Mission to Zila"—Star Wars Adventure Journal 3
• "Shadows of Darkness"—Star Wars Adventure Journal 4
• "Rendezvous with Destiny"—Star Wars Adventure Journal 6
• "Betrayal by Knight"—Star Wars Adventure Journal 12
• Shades of Gray on Hyperspace (article) (content now obsolete; backup links 1 2 on Archive.org) (Mentioned only)
• Dark Tide II: Ruin

SourcesEdit

• Star Wars Encyclopedia
• The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons
• Starships of the Galaxy (2001)
• The New Jedi Order Sourcebook
• The Official Star Wars Fact File 19 (MID3, Planets of the Mid Rim)
•  The Dark Forces Saga on Wizards.com (original article link, backup links on Archive.org) (Mentioned only)
• The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
• The Essential Atlas
• Galaxy at War
• The Essential Reader's Companion

References and notesEdit