Cinnagar

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"The capital city in the Empress Teta system is called Cinnagar. It's a major trading center."
―Ulic Qel-Droma — 20?cb=20250116042720 ▶️ (file info)[1]

Cinnagar was the capital city of Empress Teta and the location of its ruler's palace. Due to the sheer size of the city—it covered half the planet—the whole world was sometimes called Cinnagar. This was a place where the citizens could experience the sights and glamor of the Core Worlds in the Core District. Many shops and restaurants in Cinnagar were based on a certain planet in the Core Worlds; for instance, the Alderaan Museum of Fine Arts featured many art displays, Coruscant Fashions sold the latest Core Worlds styles, and Club Corellia offered many different cuisines from around the Core Worlds as well as all-night dancing and entertainment.

By the time of the Clone Wars, Lord Sargo VenHalgon lived in a palace there. The Great Library of Cinnagar also existed there by this time.[2]

History

Dark times

The City of Cinnagar was once controlled by the Krath, a Sith secret society, who ruled with an iron fist. The rulers, Aleema and Satal Keto, executed any who opposed them. Cinnagar was attacked by a Jedi task force during the Great Sith War, in an attempt to bring Ulic Qel-Droma back to Ossus. They let Ulic choose his path. He chose to stay. They left him with the Krath.

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Notes and references

  1. ↑ Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith audio drama
  2. ↑ "The Replacements" – Living Force campaign
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