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Senex sector
Astrographical
Region	Mid Rim[1]
Systems	Adoris system[1] Angratha system[1] Antiquity system[1] Anturus system[1] Aquella system[1] Atron system[1] Bator Bai system[1] Boro-borosa system[1] Caltinia system[1] Crovna system[1] Cyimarra system[1] Denebia system[1] Doreen system[1] Fengrine system[1] Hestria system[1] Hovan system[1] Hutlar system[1] Jalarren system[1] Kalgo system[1] Kamur system[1] Kedorzha system[1] Knores system[1] Manforgon system[1] Nantama system[1] Nars system[1] Nepoy system[1] Osmani system[1] Paramatan system[1] Port Evokk system[1] Presteen system[1] Rulaar system[1] Serat system[1] Shoon system[1] Simoom system[1] Skärtis system[1] Suliana system[1] Tekurr'k system[1] Tranthellix system[1] Usnia system[1] Varadan system[1] Veron system[1] Voorsbain system[1] Yetoom system[1]
Nebulae	Thull's Shroud[1]
Other objects	Asmeru Anomaly The Tangles
Trade routes	Senex-Juvex Loop Senex Trace Veron Route Belsavis Run Anturi Reach
Societal
Native species	Adorisian Asmeruan Gazar Hutlarian Kedorzhan Nartian Seratian Shoonan Simoomian sensory hound Skärtisian Tranthellixian
Sector capital	Neelanon[1]
Affiliation	Galactic Republic Galactic Empire
Sector battles
Galactic Civil War	Mission to Antiquity

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The Senex sector was in the Mid Rim, bordering Juvex sector and near the Ninth Quadrant, located next to the Rimma Trade Route. The two sectors made up the Senex-Juvex. The sector was long independent of the Galactic Republic, ruled by an alliance of "Ancient Houses," including Elegin, Garonnin, Taneel, and Vandron (which was the oldest and noblest).

The sector was originally settled after the Ruusan Reformations, by a group of settlers under the leadership of Thull Vandron. In 553 BBY, a conflict known as the Crimson Days broke out in the sector, but was ended by the Third Nantama Synod.^[1]

The sector was self-supporting, but desired open trade with the Republic and at the Fourth Nantama Synod, the Houses decided to make peace with the Republic. They tried to establish commercial links with Republic mega-corporations, but the Galactic Senate stopped this, due to the widespread use of slavery in the Senex sector.^[1] It gained the right to trade after aiding the Republic in cracking down on the Nebula Front, which was based on the Senex planet Asmeru. At some point prior to the end of the Clone Wars, the sector was finally permitted into the Republic, and represented in the Galactic Senate by Terr Taneel. The Galactic Empire maintained only a token presence in the sector, and it never joined the New Republic. It was the center of the Ismaren plot. The Herzfall Communications Corporation was based in the sector.

In addition to Asmeru, planets in the sector include Hutlar, Karfeddion, Neelanon, Yetoom Na Uun, Mussubir Three, and Senex itself.

Behind the scenesEdit

Children of the Jedi seems to imply Picutorion is in Senex sector, but The Hunt Within: Valance's Tale places it in Kwymar sector.

"Senex" is Latin for "old man." "Senex" is also the name of a farm store.

AppearancesEdit

• Cloak of Deception
• "Philanthropy" (Mentioned only)
• Only the Force (Mentioned only)
• The Farlander Papers (First appearance)
• Children of the Jedi
• Balance Point (Mentioned only)
• Force Heretic I: Remnant (Mentioned only)

SourcesEdit

• Imperial Sourcebook (First mentioned)
• Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One
• The Truce at Bakura Sourcebook
• The Essential Chronology
• The Dark Side Sourcebook
•  The Hunt Within: Valance's Tale, Mission 5: Showdown on Junction on Wizards.com (backup links 1 2 on Archive.org)
• The New Essential Chronology
• "Who's Who in the Delegation of 2000"—Star Wars Insider 85
•  "Race for the Tessent"—Star Wars Gamer 9
• Rebellion Era Campaign Guide
• The Essential Atlas
•  Star Wars: The Essential Atlas Online Companion on StarWars.com (article) (backup link on Archive.org)
•  Terr Taneel in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)

Notes and referencesEdit