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The House of Thul was an ancient noble house of Alderaan, founded over 3,600 years before the birth of the Galactic Empire. During the Galactic Civil War, family members Bornan and Aryn Thul founded Bornaryn Trading, which would exist as a major trading entity for decades to come.

When Alderaan was destroyed by the Galactic Empire, only a handful of House Thul family members were off-world.

HistoryEdit

Cold WarEdit

House Thul was founded at some point prior to the Great Galactic War, before being exiled by the Alderaanian parliament. But the end of the war and the start of the Cold War allowed the House to once more rise to prominence.

During this period of galactic "peace", when Alderaan had withdrawn from the Republic, House Thul found itself in the advantageous position of being backed by the Sith Empire in a bloody civil war against the Republic-backed House of Organa. House Thul became even further entangled in Sith affairs when Darth Baras' apprentice arrived on Alderaan to hunt down the family of the Jedi Padawan Jaesa Willsaam. The House benefited greatly in its quest for the Alderaanian throne due to the various interventions of the Sith warrior.

Galactic Civil WarEdit

Over three millennia later, during the Galactic Civil War, Bornan and Aryn Thul founded Bornaryn Trading together. The corporation involved shipping, Tibanna gas processing, and droid production; and would come to include subsidiaries Industrial Automaton and Xtib.

When Alderaan was destroyed by the Galactic Empire, Bornan and Aryn Thul were among the few Alderaanians who were off-world. Their company survived, and would continue to operate until and after the Swarm War.

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars: The Old Republic
• The Paradise Snare (First appearance)
• Young Jedi Knights: Diversity Alliance
• Star by Star (Mentioned only)
• Dark Nest I: The Joiner King
• Dark Nest III: The Swarm War

SourcesEdit

• Bouris Ulgo on The Old Republic Holonet
• The Art and Making of Star Wars: The Old Republic