Alcazar and previous MonarchsEdit

I think the stuff Farlstendoiro added to this article is fanon. Checking with him now... --Azizlight 00:08, 23 March 2007 (UTC)

• The duel between Oppo and the other Blood Monarch is canon, at least according to Ultimate Alien Anthology. -- SFH 00:14, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
  • True, thanks. But the stuff about the "alcazar of Ramatesh", "Oppo Rancisis' mother", and "Oppo's (probably older) sister" is definitely suspect. --Azizlight 00:35, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
    • I'm trying to confirm now if it is in Power of the Jedi Sourcebook; I used both that book, Ultimate Alien Anthology and Robert Vitas's CUSWE (which is not exactly official but I really don't think Vitas uses fanon). I confirm that it is not in the Anthology, it is in the CUSWE, and I cannot check right now the Sourcebook; I'll do it asap --Skippy Farlstendoiro 11:07, 23 March 2007 (UTC).
      • Thanks Skippy. --Azizlight 05:26, 24 March 2007 (UTC)
• Oppo Rancisis, Jedi Commander: Two centuries before the Battle of Yavin, the Blood Monarch of Thisspias offered her infant son to the Jedi Temple for training. She hoped that, when his training was completed, he would return to Thisspias, claim the throne and strenghten the monarchy with the power and wisdom of the Jedi. Oppo was twenty years old when agitators stormed the Thisspias alcazar on Ramatesh and killed his sister. He had inherited the throne of Thisspias, but abdicated in favor of his Jedi training. (Power of the Jedi Sourcebook)
• Thus: Oppo's mother was the Blood Monarch. When Oppo was 20, his sister died and then he inherited the throne. My theory: Mom was the queen, and the succession line goes from mom to sis, to Oppo, to (say) bro (Bro, younger than Oppo, was defeated in a duel, upon Ultimate Alien Anthology). Mom dies before Oppo is 20; sis is is the new queen. Sis dies when Oppo is 20, Oppo becomes king, and then Oppo abdicates in favor of bro. To make things easier: Sis is older, and this is why she inherited the throne before Oppo. Bro is younger.
• Alcázar is a Spanish word meaning a royal home, or a prince's room; it is usually a fortified building, like a castle. There is usually a maximum of one for city; thus, they are identified by the name of the city (Alcázar of Segovia, on the city of Segovia). Apparently there was an alcázar on Thisspias.