Tammuz-an
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T-14[1] |
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Temperate[3] |
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Tammuz-an was a double-ringed planet. The planet's inhabitants, called Tammuz-an, were tall blue- or purple-skinned humanoids governed by a monarchy. The planet was the homeworld of Mon Julpa.
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[edit] History
For decades prior to the creation of the Galactic Empire, Tammuz-an lay within the area of the galaxy known as Hutt Space. The Hutts' territory waned in the aftermath of the Clone Wars, leading Tammuz-an to fall outside their borders.[1] In the early years of the Empire, an evil vizier by the name of Zatec-Cha wiped the memory of Prince Mon Julpa and cast him away, usurping the throne. Eventually Mon Julpa, the true prince, returned to his homeworld and reclaimed the throne as rightful ruler of Tammuz-an.[4]
Mon Julpa's next act as ruler of Tammuz-an was to put an end to the fighting between the two factions on his world. The kingdom Julpa ruled over was inhabited by the purple-skinned humanoids, while blue-skinned humanoids inhabited Lord Toda's Outer Territories.[3] The two races put aside their differences to vanquish Gir Kybo Ren-Cha, a pirate from the nearby world of Tarnoonga who had long preyed on Tammuz-an.[5] After this brief alliance, the two factions were able to band together to create a unified Tammuz-an.[6]
[edit] Tammuz-an military
Mon Julpa and Lord Toda maintained troops within their domains, including guards armed with staff-like energy weapons.[6] For protection along the airways, the Tammuz-an employed Imperial repulsorcraft like the Side Gunner vehicle and the Sniper Vehicle. UbrikkianFloater-935s and airhooks were used for individual transport.[4] The Tammuz-an maintained a small navy which supported its shipping fleet and protected Tammuz-an space.[7] Among the vessels used were zeppelin-shaped spaceships and R-22 Spearhead fighters.[5]
[edit] Behind the scenes
- The name "Tammuz" is the Hebrew form of the name of a Sumerian god (and associated month), "Dumuzid." There was a month in the Babylonian calender named after this god.
- Tammuz is also the 10th month of the Jewish calender.
[edit] Appearances
Star Wars: Droids - "The Lost Prince" (First mentioned)
Star Wars: Droids - "The New King" (First appearance)
Star Wars: Droids - "The Pirates of Tarnoonga"
Star Wars: Droids - "The Revenge of Kybo Ren"
Star Wars: Droids - "Coby and the Starhunters"
"Crimson Bounty" - Star Wars Adventure Journal 14
[edit] Sources
- The Essential Guide to Characters
- Star Wars Gamemaster Screen, Revised
- Secrets of the Sisar Run (Mentioned only)
- The Essential Guide to Droids
- Star Wars: Complete Cross-Sections
Mon Julpa in the Databank
Jann Tosh in the Databank
Gir Kybo Ren-Cha in the Databank
Jessica Meade in the Databank
Kleb Zellock in the Databank
Tynes Horky in the Databank
Tammuz-an in the Databank
R2-D2's Greatest Gadgets on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
- The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
- The Essential Atlas
- Star Wars: The Essential Atlas Online Companion
[edit] Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 The Essential Atlas
- ↑ Star Wars: The Essential Atlas Online Companion
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7
Tammuz-an in the Databank - ↑ 4.0 4.1
Star Wars: Droids - "The New King" - ↑ 5.0 5.1
Star Wars: Droids - "The Pirates of Tarnoonga" - ↑ 6.0 6.1
Star Wars: Droids - "The Revenge of Kybo Ren" - ↑ The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
