Comprehensive Star Wars Galactic Prehistory, Sith History, Jedi Lore, and Planetology

Supreme Maker

The primordial creator entity in Star Wars lore, also known as the Father of Light, Father of Spirits, or the Prime Shaper, who brought stars and the Force into existence.

Celestials

Ancient, godlike polygons of pure light and energy that awoke at the dawn of time from the Supreme Maker's song in the Prime Universe to help shape creation.

Eretz

The primeval physical plane of existence described as intoxicatingly beautiful, housing every element of existence and the native tiny movers known as the first humans.

Nakash

The first of the Celestials to fall to darkness, known as the Father of Shadows, who sought dominion over Eretz and gave birth to the dark side of the Force.

Four Precepts

The foundational principles bestowed upon the Celestials and the Firstborn species by the Supreme Maker: love, justice, power, and wisdom.

World Between Worlds

A mystical dimension created by the Celestials serving as an observation deck across time and space, bound strictly to the Sky River Galaxy.

Sky River

The ancient, original name for the primary Star Wars galaxy, preserved into the modern galactic era primarily by the Nagai of the Fire Fist satellite galaxy.

Firstborn Species

The $80$ primordial kinds of beings created by the Celestials between $5{,}000{,}000\text{ BBY}$ and $1{,}000{,}000\text{ BBY}$ who were granted immortality conditioned on keeping the Four Precepts.

Dwinyuogwyne

Massive, peace-loving Star Dragons of the Firstborn that flew through the vacuum of space, possessed lifespans of roughly $6{,}000\text{ years}$, and exhaled superheated gases.

Gree (Species)

An advanced, tentacled cephalopod Firstborn species native to the planet Gree, renowned for constructing the hypergates that enabled early galactic communion.

Hypergate

A gateway technology invented by the Gree that harnessed hyperspace to allow instantaneous interstellar travel between worlds before hyperdrive technology existed.

Quath (Qua)

A blue reptilian Firstborn species native to Dathomir who constructed pyramidal star temples housing Infinity Gates to enable instantaneous galactic travel.

Infinity Gate

Transportation portals engineered by the Qua that accessed the Realm of Infinity, which were later weaponized into the first galactic superweapons.

Diathem

Winged beings of radiant light inhabiting Lego and Meliun Prime, referred to as angels, whose hypnotic beauty often caused approaching starships to crash.

Neti

A long-lived Firstborn species of sentient plant beings with bark-like skin who lived over $4{,}000\text{ years}$ and could enter millennia-long hibernation trances.

Killiks

A hive-minded insectoid species native to Alderaan with telepathic ability and exceptional architectural efficiency, employed by the Celestials on mega-engineering projects.

Oracle of Pelgrin

A $10$-story gear-and-clockwork mechanical tower built of diu wood and metal that channeled the Force to grant intense precognitive visions of the future.

Pelgron

A primitive yet intellectually brilliant Firstborn species that developed sophisticated steam-powered and clockwork mechanisms to channel the Force.

Kothol

An advanced Outer Rim Firstborn society known as the Precursors or Old Ones who engineered biological machines and created three specialized slave races.

Codex (Kothol)

A small metallic pyramidal artifact engineered by the Kothol designed to locate and quantify the Force, as well as enhance the sensitivity of its bearer.

Charonti

An arachnid slave race created by the Kothol through bioengineering to serve as agricultural laborers.

Mau

A dangerous, amorphous slave species of Force-sensitive ooze engineered by the Kothol that consumed prey by invading facial orifices.

Darkstriders

Gigantic, centipede-like biological supercomputers bioengineered by the Kothol to serve as guardians of their Life Well.

Alashan

A Firstborn species known for building the vast underground city called The Forever, guarded by shape-shifting, teleporting organic Sentinels.

Ahra Nafi

Tall, lanky quadruped Firstborn creatures with stubby three-fingered hands native to Broth Kela, who evolved into the Konet and later the Kela.

Columi

A diminutive species with oversized heads and hyperintelligent brains who achieved interstellar travel circa $100{,}000\text{ BBY}$, but abandoned galactic exploration out of disappointment.

Lithago

An avian crossbreed species resulting from the union of humans and the secretive, observational Firstborn race known as the Coly.

Lucent

Crystalline arachnids from the Void Fire Nebula who perceived the Force as a crystal web of strands called the Life Web, enabling mental hyperspace calculations.

Aing-Tii

Mammalian sentients with plated skin and six tongues who viewed the Force in terms of colors and developed the instantaneous fold-space teleportation technique.

Sephi

An elf-like humanoid Firstborn race native to the planet Thustra, characterized by long lifespans of several centuries and early ties to the Jedi.

Oswaft

Transparent, manta ray-like creatures living inside the ThonBoka Nebula whose brains comprised two-thirds of their biomass, enabling autonomous hyperspace travel.

Cathuman

A Firstborn feline humanoid species renowned across antiquity as the galaxy's supreme hunters, regarded as ancestral relatives of the Cathar.

Xaxaxis

An extinct, technologically gifted Firstborn race that created artificial factory planets, panaceas for deadly diseases, and early pan-galactic communication systems.

Eellayin

The original sentient inhabitants of Polis Massa who built the subterranean city of Wiyentaah before their civilization was destroyed in a massive cataclysm.

Kuru

An ancient people whose religious fellowship erected mysterious shrines across the Outer Rim and Unknown Regions that later operated as archaic teleporters.

Krevaaki

A spiritual, crustacean Firstborn species from Krevass featuring tentacles beneath their robes, who advocated nonviolence and avoided technological obsession.

Caamasi

A furred, pacifist Firstborn race possessing fleshy snouts and the ability to share vivid telepathic memories known as Memnii.

Memnii

Indelible, experiential memories shared telepathically by the Caamasi that are as vivid to the recipient as they were to the original experiencer.

Cenotene

Hyperintelligent humanoids with brains resembling oversized cranial lobes, capable of calculating precise hyperspace coordinates without computers or astromech droids.

Mu'ab

A star-shaped Firstborn race split into the Usandun storytellers and the Oris crafters, who constructed the earliest droids and the living machine Celetanium.

Celetanium

Advanced droids resembling the Mu'ab, known as Dream Children, who were engineered with the capability to artificially reproduce.

Ithorians

Hammerhead-shaped Firstborn beings native to Ithor with two mouths and four throats, dedicated to the worship of their sacred jungle from floating herd cities.

Taung

Simian humanoid warriors native to Notron (later Coruscant) who waged ancient wars against the human Zhell and later founded the Mandalorian culture.

Dur Saban

Sentient aquatic serpents possessing finned heads, two arms, and webbed hands, native to an Outer Rim water world of the same name.

Sunesi

An amphibious species native to Monar II who emerge into life as mindless creatures until undergoing a $15\text{-year}$ cocoon metamorphosis into turquoise-skinned beings.

Celegians

Floating brain-like Firstborn beings with jellyfish appendages from Celegia, who communicated exclusively through telepathy and required cyan gas to survive.

Hysalarians

A four-armed, four-eyed serpentine-humanoid Firstborn species with profound Force mysticism, exemplified by Yoda's early master, N'Kata Del Gormo.

Bedlam Spirits

Four chaotic, cosmic entities created in secret by the Celestial Wotzek: Tilotny, Horliss-Horliss, Cold Danna Sinei, and Splendid Ap.

Wotzek

The Celestial who sought to engineer guides for the galaxy, but whose pride and resentment spawned the flawed, dark-sided Bedlam Spirits.

Tilotny

The female Bedlam Spirit representing mass and pride who took the form of a human woman, suffered from egotism, and called herself the mother goddess Onrai.

Horliss-Horliss

The shifting pink-and-purple Bedlam Spirit representing unconstrained timelessness who suffered from remoteness and later redeemed himself as a being of light.

Cold Danna Sinei

The Bedlam Spirit embodying masslessness and change, represented by a dark flat disc with orange facial wisps, who suffered from impatience.

Splendid Ap

The hyperintelligent pink pyramidal Bedlam Spirit representing time, motion, and space, whose defining tragic character flaw was absolute apathy.

Illathurion (Otherspace)

A pocket dimension of crimson and charcoal skies created by the Bedlam Spirits as a veiled fortress to spawn mutated, cruel mirror races such as the Rakata and Hutts.

Typhojem

A monstrous child of Tilotny and Sinei featuring a bloated sack body, squid head, wings, and tentacles, worshipped by ancient Sith as the Left-Handed God.

Theeragore Argarot

The thousand-legged insectoid hellspawn of Tilotny and Sinei, titled the Blasphemous Herald of Perpetual Night, who demanded worship from the Killiks.

Urodrill

A sentient mass of morphing flesh in deep space spawned by Tilotny, encased in golden cubic plating by Splendid Ap, who spawned life-eating clones like Waru.

Noel-Noel

A grey, bubbling ooze born of Tilotny and Sinei representing unrestrained growth and inescapable death, marooned by Splendid Ap on the world of Mug Fallow.

Mug Fallow

The desolate, uninhabited world where Splendid Ap exiled the parasitic horror Noel-Noel, later discovered by the doomed Vhiss Empire.

Empyrean Wars

A $982\text{-year}$ conflict in which the grotesque races of Otherspace flooded into the galaxy via Infinity Gates after the Celestials withdrew their protection.

War of the Temporal Planes

A $764\text{-year}$ conflict wherein the Old Ones attempted to reconfigure Gree hypergates to breach reality, ended by Horliss-Horliss defeating Typhojem.

Shadow Stone

A dark gem guarded by the Wizards of the Night Spirit capable of shielding its wielder from crushing destructive forces and focusing magnetic fields.

Ciol 5

The homeworld of scientist-priests who developed crystal-based plasma cannons to systematically destroy hypergates and prevent Otherspace incursions.

Terror from Beyond (Larthec)

A multi-tentacled horror allied with the mutant Stenax that drove the scientist-priests of Ciol 5 into subterranean isolation forever.

Kobal and Urtha

Two paradise worlds in the Unknown Regions where Tilotny originally settled human pilgrimages brought from the Prime Universe.

Zhell

The early human nations on Notron who established the United Confederation under General Zhell and fought the native Taung.

Dha Werda Verda

An ancient 11-chapter Taung epic poem meaning 'Shadow Warriors,' memorializing their near-extinction and sudden victory over the human Zhell following a volcanic cataclysm.

Doom of Almara

The legendary Taung warlord slain during the early wars against the Zhell on Notron, succeeded by the chieftain Rexitu the Unconquerable.

Notron Cant

The hybrid dialect developed on ancient Notron by the Zhell, Duros, and Bothan travelers that evolved into Old Galactic Standard and ultimately Galactic Basic.

Aurebesh

The ubiquitous galactic written alphabet, named after its primary two characters, Aurek and Besh.

Sons of Freedom

Human dissidents led by pilot Antonia Corellia who rejected Zhell authoritarianism and were forcefully banished by Tilotny to settle the planet Corellia.

El Shaddaim

The title meaning 'Soul Worm' given to Tilotny by Wotzek after locking her into a grotesque, sluggish carrion worm form doomed to devour her own tail.

Siratu Spheres

Six honeycombed rock-and-iron spheres orbiting the star Siratu in the Expansion Region, built by the ancients with interior machinery that altered scouts' memories.

Aru Diamonds

Two planet-sized spherical diamonds (Aru 9 and Aru 10) situated in the Aru System, orbiting near a fragmented debris field of a third shattered diamond.

Quintetad

A Celestial construct consisting of five artificial stars orbiting each other within the void of Argos.

Diatane Clockwork

An immense ring structure fashioned from an unknown alloy that encircled and drew power from a star situated on the edge of the Deep Core.

Cosmic Turbine

A massive Celestial gravitational manipulation device in the Vulta System used to pull planets and stars together to assemble entire star systems.

Centerpoint Station

A massive $350\text{-kilometer}$-long Celestial-commissioned space station, dubbed the World Puller by Killiks, that used gravitational tractor beams to construct the Corellian System and the Maw.

Glowpoint

The spherical, internal artificial energy core sitting at the center of Centerpoint Station that provided light and heat to the internal hollow agricultural world of Hollowtown.

Hollowtown

The interior spherical living area inside Centerpoint Station surrounding the Glowpoint, inhabited by half a million Drall, Selonians, and humans until its incinerating flare.

Five Brothers

The five habitable planets of the Corellian System (Corellia, Drall, Selonia, Talus, and Tralus) moved from distant sectors into precise orbits by Centerpoint Station.

The Ones (Mortis)

Three powerful, mortal Force-avatars: the Father (Elagast), the Daughter (Niphal), and the Son (Iphah), who drew longevity from three mystical nexuses.

Wellspring of Balance

The original Force nexus on the Ones' sanctuary world that maintained harmony between the Font of Power and Pool of Knowledge before being destroyed in a family clash.

Font of Power

A dark-aligned nexus of energy from which the Son, and later the mortal Mother, drank to obtain immense physical and Force strength.

Pool of Knowledge

A light-aligned nexus of Force energy that granted the Daughter, and later the mortal Mother, visions and wisdom across all past and future timelines.

Abeloth

A mortal servant who married the Father, became the Mother, and was corrupted into a tentacled embodiment of chaos after drinking from the Font of Power and bathing in the Pool of Knowledge.

Maw Cluster

An unnatural cluster of black holes constructed near Kessel using Centerpoint Station and Sinkhole Station to serve as an eternal gravitational prison for Abeloth.

Sinkhole Station

A monitoring installation positioned inside the Maw that worked in tandem with Centerpoint Station to maintain the black holes' gravitational alignment.

Sleeper Ships

Archaic slower-than-light exploratory vessels that carried crews in suspended animation or carbon-freeze to seed human colonies across the Outer Rim and Tion Cluster.

Generation Ships

Massive sub-light colonization vessels containing self-sustaining ecosystems where multiple generations were born, lived, and died while traveling to distant stars.

Grey Secant

An automated Gree research vessel directed by an artificial intelligence that surveyed the farthest reaches of the galaxy for tens of thousands of years before returning in $3{,}639\text{ BBY}$.

Tho Yor

Nine colossal, pyramid-shaped vessels that activated in $36{,}453\text{ BBY}$ to gather Force-sensitive pilgrims from eight distant worlds and transport them to Tython.

Order of the Dai Bendu

Monks native to the snowy peaks of Ando Prime who studied the Force, discovered midichlorians, and introduced the word 'Je'daii' meaning 'mystic center.'

Je'daii Order

The ancient philosophical monastic order on Tython that preceded the Jedi, dedicated to maintaining absolute internal equilibrium between the Ashla and the Bogan.

Ashla and Bogan

The two moons of Tython representing the light side and dark side of the Force, used by the Je'daii as philosophical models and places of meditative exile.

Kaleth

The Je'daii Temple of Knowledge on Tython, constructed over a Force nexus where the Masters' Council convened and the Great Library was founded.

Bodhi

The Je'daii Temple of the Arts, located on Tython's green plains, dedicated to channeling the Force through dance, sculpting, calligraphy, theater, and music.

Anil Kesh

The Je'daii Temple of Science, built straddling a bottomless chasm that interfered with Force perception, where alchemists engineered war beasts and studied Force science.

Mahara Kesh

The Je'daii Temple of Healing on Tython, extending deep beneath the ocean, where initiates mastered the healing arts with and without the Force.

Vur Tepe

The Je'daii Forge Temple perched directly over an active volcano, where initiates used geothermal magma to alchemically forge Force-imbued swords.