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Thyferra

Astrographical
Region	Inner Rim^[1]
Sector	Jaso sector^[2]
System	Polith system^[1]
Suns	1: Polith^[1]
Orbital position	4^[3]
Moons	2^[1] The largest
Grid coordinates	L-14^[3]
Rotation period	21.3 standard hours^[4]
Orbital period	479 local days^[4]
Physical
Class	Terrestrial^[4]
Diameter	10,221 km^[1]
Atmosphere	Type I (Breathable)^[4]
Climate	Tropical^[4]
Gravity	Standard^[4]
Primary terrain	Forests^[4] Tropical jungles^[4] Mountains^[5] Cave networks^[5]
Surface water	Moist, 7%
Points of interest	Dlarit estate Docking Bay 72 Morbo's Place The Plastoid Pitt Seeqov Thranx's apartment Xucphra Corporate Headquarters Vrelnid
Societal
Native species	Vratix^[1] Vratixan blood eagles Knytix^[5] gloan tree
Immigrated species	Humans^[1]
Primary language(s)	Galactic Basic Standard^[1] Vratix language^[1]
Government	Thriving Season: Planetary representative democracy^[1] Imperial: Corporate plutocracy^[1]
Population	117 million^[1] Thriving Season: 84% Vratix 12% Human 4% Other^[1] Imperial: 72% Vratix 28% Human^[1]
Major cities	Xozhixi (capital) Xucphra City
Major imports	Foodstuffs^[4] Technology^[1]
Major exports	Bacta^[4]
Affiliation	Galactic Republic Stark Commercial Combine Confederacy of Independent Systems Galactic Empire Alliance to Restore the Republic New Republic Galactic Federation of Free Alliances Killiks

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"One does not breathe the air here, one drinks it."

―Fliry Vorru^[src]

Thyferra was a hot, humid planet located in the Polith system on the Rimma Trade Route, on which most of the galaxy's bacta was produced. It was also a major political power as bacta production was an essential commodity.

1 History
2 Appearances
3 Sources
4 Notes and references
- 4.1 In other languages

HistoryEdit

Thyferra was the homeworld of the Vratix people. The Vratix had already colonized many celestial bodies in the Polith system when they were in first contact with the Galactic Republic around 4,100 BBY.

Since the Vratix had discovered how to create bacta from alazhi and kavam, the planet became an important Republic world, drawing profit-hungry human colonists. The Vratix shared the secret of bacta production with their Human neighbors, who eventually gained control of the bacta industry and hired many of the natives as workers in their bacta plants.

As a result, Thyferra was almost completely controlled by two Human-run corporations: Zaltin and Xucphra. These two corporations were chosen by Emperor Palpatine to supply the Empire's bacta, thus eliminating any real competition in the bacta market.

The Rebel Alliance's bacta supply on the planet was a target set by Grand Moff Kohl Seerdon. In 2 ABY, after setting a diversion on Sullust, he raided the planet to prevent Alliance bacta from reaching the group. However, the plot was thwarted by Rogue Squadron and Seerdon was killed.

Thyferra was liberated by the New Republic in 5 ABY.^[3] However, the New Republic didn't settle on the planet which stayed officially neutral in the war. Thyferra was in fact in trouble due to significant tensions between Humans and Vratix and between the Xucphra and Zaltin Corporation.^[6]

In 7 ABY, Ysanne Isard backed a coup that saw a pro-Imperial faction taking over Thyferra. The faction later elected her head of state, allowing her to remain in lawful power, eliminate the Zaltin, control the bacta industry, and start a small but important conflict known as the Bacta War. During the Battle of Thyferra, Rogue Squadron and its allies, operating at the time independent from the New Republic—which for political reasons could not directly interfere—liberated Thyferra from the Empire and imperial loyalists using guerilla tactics, pluck, and native allies.

During the Yuuzhan Vong War, the Yuuzhan Vong attempted to poison the planet's bacta supplies. This scheme did not come to fruition.

Thyferra later joined the Killiks in the Swarm War, the New Jedi Order being unable to defend it from a coup orchestrated by the Killiks. Following the end of the war, Thyferra reverted to Alliance control.