Related events Caamas Document Crisis Pellaeon–Gavrisom Treaty Conflict Galactic Civil War Date proposed 19 ABY Proposed by Fleet Admiral Gilad Pellaeon Parties New Republic Imperial Remnant Key individuals Chief of State Ponc Gavrisom Supreme Commander Gilad Pellaeon Terms Open conflict between the New Republic and Imperial Remnant are brought to an end Ending the Galactic Civil War [Source]

The Pellaeon–Gavrisom Treaty, also known as the Bastion Accords, was the treaty of peace signed by the Imperial Remnant's Supreme Commander, Fleet Admiral Gilad Pellaeon, and the New Republic's Acting Chief of State, Ponc Gavrisom, in 19 ABY, marking the formal end of the Galactic Civil War.

Contents 1 History 1.1 Early peace proposals 1.2 End of the war 2 Terms of the treaty 3 Appearances 4 Sources 5 Notes and references 5.1 In other languages

HistoryEdit

Early peace proposalsEdit

In the years following the Battle of Endor, Imperial and New Republic forces engaged in several temporary, localized alliances against mutual threats. 4 ABY saw the Bakura Truce against the Ssi-ruuk^[1] and the Battle of Saijo against the Tofs,^[2] and 7 ABY saw the Battle of Vahaba against the forces of Zsinj.^[3]

The first tentative plan for comprehensive peace between the New Republic and Imperial Remnant was proposed by Imperial Admiral Betl Oxtroe to the New Republic Provisional Council in 7 ABY. Oxtroe's proposal would appoint Emperor Palpatine's 11-year old grand-niece Ederlathh Pallopides as the titular Empress, with the former New Republic Councilors holding effective power. Although the New Republic was eager to negotiate, the secret talks soon ended when Oxtroe was assassinated, apparently by Noghri under the direction of Grand Admiral Thrawn.^[4]

A truce between the Imperial Remnant and the New Republic was also proposed to Pellaeon in 13 ABY by Baron Ragez D'Asta and his daughter, Feena D'Asta, as the cost of their bringing the D'Astan sector back into the Empire.^[5] Pellaeon dispatched Feena D'Asta and Zam Basdor to negotiate with Mirith Sinn and Kir Kanos of the New Republic, but the meeting was disrupted by the Restored Empire faction who succeeded in killing D'Asta.^[6]

End of the warEdit

In 17 ABY, after five relatively peaceful years, Imperial systems near the Hydian Way began to suggest the cessation of hostilities. The New Republic Senate was favorable and proposed Imperial officers to keep their offices in case of peace. Fearing an invasion, the Council of Moffs secretly contacted Admiral Natasi Daala, who had unified the replacement warlords, and proposed a campaign against the New Republic. The campaign was disastrous for the Imperial Military and the Imperial Space was reduced to eight remote sectors in the Outer Rim.^[7][8]

The final treaty was the brainchild of Pellaeon who, after acknowledging the impossibility of an honorable victory over the New Republic, proposed it to the Imperial Council of Moffs, select officers of the Imperial Starfleet, and other officials who, for the most part, grudgingly agreed.^[8] The Braxant sector's Moff, Vilim Disra, though openly siding with Pellaeon, chose to side with Imperial Guardsman Grodin Tierce and a con-artist named Flim to take advantage of the Caamas Document Crisis in order to nearly bring both the New Republic and the Imperial Remnant into separate internal civil wars.^[9]

The plan, though, was foiled by agents on both sides. After Pellaeon and Leia Organa Solo engaged in preliminary talks aboard the Millennium Falcon in the Pesitiin system, the signing of the treaty was carried out by Pellaeon and Gavrisom at Bastion aboard the Star Destroyer Chimaera.^[10]

Terms of the treatyEdit

The treaty did not outline a surrender of any sort on the side of either the Imperial Remnant or the New Republic; it instead put forth terms that would leave what remained of the Galactic Empire intact but with an end of hostilities between the two rival parties. It additionally opened the Imperial Remnant to trade and commerce with the New Republic, and put forth limitations on smuggling for both governments to enforce. In addition, systems in either government group would be allowed to choose their alignment, satisfying Imperial-loyal systems in New Republic space.^[10] The treaty also banned the use of cloaking devices.^[8]

AppearancesEdit

• Specter of the Past (First mentioned)
• Vision of the Future (First appearance)
• Survivor's Quest (Mentioned only)
• Dark Tide I: Onslaught (Indirect mention only)
• Agents of Chaos I: Hero's Trial (Mentioned only)
• Agents of Chaos II: Jedi Eclipse (Mentioned only)
• Edge of Victory II: Rebirth (Mentioned only)
• Force Heretic I: Remnant (Mentioned only)
• The Unifying Force (Mentioned only)
• Exile (Indirect mention only)

SourcesEdit

•  "Star Wars Episode VII: Rise of the New Republic"—InQuest Gamer 50 (Indirect mention only)
• The Essential Chronology
• The New Essential Chronology
• The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
• The Essential Atlas
• The Essential Guide to Warfare

Notes and referencesEdit