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==Borderlands Region== | ==Borderlands Region== | ||
The Borderlands—or, more officially, [[Trans-Hydian]]—was an area of the galaxy "north" of the [[Perlemian Trade Route]]. Home to worlds with long heritages and lineages, the area originally did not experience economic development as [[The Slice]], and the [[Trailing Sectors]] had. It was burdened with geographic anomalies such as the [[Radama Void]] and a constant threat of Mandalorian and Sith invasions, if only by sheer rumor and fear. As the [[Hydian Way]] expanded, economic development came. Some worlds, such as [[Ord Mantell]] were established in this area in an effort to protect settlers and investors from various threats. During the Galactic Civil War, the area became known as the "Borderlands" due to its split loyalties between the Alliance to Restore the Republic and the remaining Galactic Empire. | The Borderlands—or, more officially, [[Trans-Hydian]]—was an area of the galaxy "north" of the [[Perlemian Trade Route]] located in the [[Inner Rim]] and stretching to the [[Outer Rim]]. Home to worlds with long heritages and lineages, the area originally did not experience economic development as [[The Slice]], and the [[Trailing Sectors]] had. It was burdened with geographic anomalies such as the [[Radama Void]] and a constant threat of Mandalorian and Sith invasions, if only by sheer rumor and fear. As the [[Hydian Way]] expanded, economic development came. Some worlds, such as [[Ord Mantell]] were established in this area in an effort to protect settlers and investors from various threats. During the Galactic Civil War, the area became known as the "Borderlands" due to its split loyalties between the Alliance to Restore the Republic and the remaining Galactic Empire. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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==Systems== | ==Systems== | ||
*[[Abregado system]] | *[[Abregado system]] | ||
#[[Abregado-dai]] | |||
#[[Abregado-san]] | |||
#[[Abregado-rae]] | |||
#[[Abregado-fus]] | |||
#[[Abregado-taki]] | |||
*[[Breago system]] | *[[Breago system]] | ||
#[[Seikosha]] | |||
*[[Obroa system]] | *[[Obroa system]] | ||
#[[Obroa-held]] | |||
#[[Obroa-skai]] | |||
#[[Paonnid]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:45, 2 June 2012
Borderlands Region
[edit]The Borderlands—or, more officially, Trans-Hydian—was an area of the galaxy "north" of the Perlemian Trade Route located in the Inner Rim and stretching to the Outer Rim. Home to worlds with long heritages and lineages, the area originally did not experience economic development as The Slice, and the Trailing Sectors had. It was burdened with geographic anomalies such as the Radama Void and a constant threat of Mandalorian and Sith invasions, if only by sheer rumor and fear. As the Hydian Way expanded, economic development came. Some worlds, such as Ord Mantell were established in this area in an effort to protect settlers and investors from various threats. During the Galactic Civil War, the area became known as the "Borderlands" due to its split loyalties between the Alliance to Restore the Republic and the remaining Galactic Empire.
History
[edit]This region was a militarized zone incorporating, among others, the Listehol Run, the Abregado system, Breago system and Obroa system, Elom, Jendorn, and Hettsk. Though not an official region or sector of the galaxy, the Borderland Regions comprised remaining Civil War battle zones.
In 10 ABY, prior to the Battle of Mon Calamari during Operation Shadow Hand, the New Republic received word that fringe worlds in these regions had been attacked by monstrous vehicles called "city-smashers" by the survivors. Planet surfaces had been burned away, and it was later revealed that this had been nothing more than a test of the Empire's new superweapons, the World Devastators.