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Wilhuff Tarkin

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Wilhuff Tarkin was an Eriaduan bureaucrat, military officer, and politician whose career spanned the waning years of the Galactic Republic into the Imperial Era. A member of Eriadu's prominent Tarkin family, the man served the Republic's Judicial Department before returning to his homeworld to serve as its governor. When the Clone Wars began between the Republic and its splinter state, the Confederacy of Independent Systems, Tarkin enlisted in the Republic Navy. He served under Jedi General Even Piell until his death on Lola Sayu, where the two were held as prisoners by the Confederacy for having memorized half of the Nexus Route. Saved by a Jedi-led rescue team, Tarkin grew to respect Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker, who agreed with the captain's belief that the Jedi Code conflicted with their wartime duties.

Tarkin staunchly opposed the Jedi Order's role as leaders in the Grand Army of the Republic, believing that peacekeepers should not direct the Republic war effort. A favorite of Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine, Tarkin served on the Strategic Advisory Cell and was promoted to the rank of admiral. Less than a year after his promotion, Tarkin led the military's investigation into the bombing of the Jedi Temple. At the conclusion of the investigation, Tarkin was promoted to Adjutant General of the Grand Army of the Republic, allowing him to act as the prosecutor in the trial of Ahsoka Tano, accusing her of treason. Tarkin continued to rise in power with the proclamation of a new regime, the Galactic Empire, ruled by the self-appointed Emperor Palpatine.

Joining the ranks of the New Order's regional governors, Tarkin oversaw the needs of the new Imperial Army and, alongside Vice Admiral Edmon Rampart, administered Project War-Mantle to transition the clone trooper army into an army of conscripted soldiers. As the Empire's first Grand Moff, he oversaw the Outer Rim Territories and was involved in the secret construction of the DS-1 Death Star Mobile Battle Station. By then, Tarkin was seen as the third member of the unofficial triumvirate that led the Empire, including the Emperor himself and Darth Vader, whom he once knew as Anakin Skywalker. As provincial administrator of the regions of space along the galactic frontier, Grand Moff Tarkin sought to enforce Imperial rule on restive worlds such as Lothal, where rebel cells grew increasingly bold in their opposition to the Empire.

A proponent of the doctrine of fear, Grand Moff Tarkin believed that the Death Star battle station and its planet-killing superweapon would terrify the galaxy into total submission. At his command, the Death Star destroyed Alderaan, instantly killing billions of Alderaanians. He was confident in wiping out the Rebellion by targeting their headquarters on Yavin 4, but he perished when the Death Star was destroyed by Luke Skywalker at the Battle of Yavin. As a result, Tarkin's memory was tarnished in the views of some Imperial officers, such as Grand General Cassio Tagge, who referred to the Death Star as "Tarkin's folly." The First Order, having risen to power as the old Empire's successor opposing the New Republic, commemorated the Grand Moff in an effort to portray Imperial leaders in a more heroic light.

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Facts

Homeworld
Eriadu
Born
c. 64 BBY, Eriadu
Died
During the Battle of Yavin, DS-1 Orbital Battle Station, Yavin system
Species
Human
Gender
Male
Pronouns
He/him
Height
1.85 meters (6 ft, 1 in)
Hair
Auburn, later gray
Eyes
Gray-blue
Skin
Light
Families
Tarkin family
Parents
Wilhuff Tarkin's father
Wilhuff Tarkin's mother
Partners
TK-421 (paramour)
Siblings
Gideon (alleged)
Affiliations
Outland Regions Security Force
Outland's anti-pirate taskforce
Galactic Republic
Sullust Sector Spacefarers Academy
Judicial Forces
Eriadu's ruling body
Republic Navy
Strategic Advisory Cell
Grand Army of the Republic
Galactic Empire
Tarkin Initiative
Yellow Squadron
Seventh Fleet (temporarily)
Battle Station Command
Joint Chiefs of the Imperial Military
Wilhuff Tarkin's hunting team
Masters
Sheev Palpatine (mentor)
Apprentices
Ellian Zahra (protégée)

Appearances

169 works, in story order
  1. Star Wars: Force Arena
  2. Star Wars: Galactic Defense
  3. Star Wars Journeys: Beginnings
  4. Star Wars Battlefront II (mentioned only)
  5. Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel
  6. The Citadel
  7. Counterattack
  8. Citadel Rescue
  9. Point of No Return
  10. The Jedi Who Knew Too Much
  11. To Catch a Jedi (as a hologram)
  12. The Wrong Jedi
  13. Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith
  14. Aftermath
  15. Darth Vader (2017) 5
  16. Replacements
  17. Darth Vader (2017) 12 (mentioned only)
  18. The Bad Batch: Hunted!
  19. Return to Kamino (as a hologram)
  20. Ruins of War (mentioned only)
  21. The Clone Conspiracy (mentioned only)
  22. Tipping Point (as a hologram)
  23. The Summit
  24. Plan 99
  25. Identity Crisis (as a hologram)
  26. Into the Breach (mentioned only)
  27. The Cavalry Has Arrived
  28. Darth Vader (2017) 13
  29. Darth Vader (2017) 14
  30. Darth Vader (2017) 15
  31. Darth Vader (2017) 16
  32. Darth Vader (2017) 17
  33. Darth Vader Annual 2
  34. Ahsoka (mentioned only)
  35. Adventures in Wild Space: The Steal (mentioned only)
  36. Adventures in Wild Space: The Cold
  37. Adventures in Wild Space: The Rescue
  38. Thrawn
  39. Thrawn 2
  40. Thrawn 3
  41. Thrawn 4
  42. Thrawn 6 (mentioned only)
  43. Tarkin (first identified)
  44. TK-462 (mentioned only)
  45. Darth Vader (2017) 18
  46. Bottleneck
  47. Han Solo & Chewbacca 8
  48. Lost Stars
  49. Lost Stars webcomic
  50. Servants of the Empire: Edge of the Galaxy (mentioned only)
  51. Spark of Rebellion (mentioned only)
  52. The Rebellion Begins (mentioned only)
  53. Star Wars Rebels, Vol. 1
  54. Droids in Distress chapter book (mentioned only)
  55. Star Wars Rebels, Vol. 3
  56. Assessment (as a hologram)
  57. Servants of the Empire: The Secret Academy (mentioned only)
  58. Call to Action
  59. Battle to the End
  60. Rebel Resolve
  61. Fire Across the Galaxy
  62. Rebel Bluff (mentioned only)
  63. One Year Later (mentioned only)
  64. The Siege of Lothal (mentioned only)
  65. No Sympathy (mentioned only)
  66. Ever Been to Ghorman? (mentioned only)
  67. I Have Friends Everywhere (mentioned only)
  68. Leia, Princess of Alderaan
  69. Leia Organa: Ordeal of the Princess
  70. Steps Into Shadow
  71. Secret Cargo (mentioned only)
  72. Zero Hour (as a hologram)
  73. Thrawn: Alliances (mentioned only)
  74. Jedi Night (as a hologram)
  75. Thrawn: Treason
  76. Star Wars Adventures: Tales from Vader's Castle 5 (mentioned only)
  77. Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 1 (as a hologram)
  78. Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 2 (in a flashback)
  79. Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 5 (as a hologram)
  80. Boba Fett — Black, White & Red 4 (as a hologram)
  81. Tales of Villainy: The Short Goodbye
  82. Who Else Knows? (mentioned only)
  83. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
  84. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story novelization
  85. Star Wars: Rogue One: A Junior Novel
  86. Star Wars: Rogue One: Secret Mission
  87. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Graphic Novel Adaptation
  88. Rogue One Adaptation 1
  89. Rogue One Adaptation 2
  90. Rogue One Adaptation 3
  91. Rogue One Adaptation 4 (mentioned only)
  92. Rogue One Adaptation 5
  93. Rogue One Adaptation 6
  94. Bounty Hunt
  95. Of MSE-6 and Men
  96. Age of Rebellion - Grand Moff Tarkin 1
  97. Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (first appearance)
  98. A New Hope: The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy
  99. Star Wars: A New Hope junior novelization
  100. A New Hope Read-Along Storybook and CD
  101. Star Wars: A New Hope Graphic Novel Adaptation
  102. Star Wars: The Original Trilogy – A Graphic Novel
  103. Star Wars: Heroes Path
  104. Fully Operational
  105. An Incident Report (mentioned only)
  106. Change of Heart
  107. Born in the Storm (mentioned only)
  108. A Bad Feeling About This
  109. Verge of Greatness
  110. Trapped in the Death Star!
  111. The Trigger (mentioned only)
  112. End of Watch (voice only)
  113. Bump
  114. The Haunting of Grand Moff Tarkin
  115. Battlefront II: Inferno Squad (mentioned only)
  116. Princess Leia 4 (mentioned only)
  117. Darth Vader (2015) 1
  118. Doctor Aphra: An Audiobook Original (mentioned only)
  119. Darth Vader (2015) 2 (mentioned only)
  120. Darth Vader (2015) 3 (mentioned only)
  121. Darth Vader (2015) 14 (mentioned only)
  122. Darth Vader (2015) 20 (mentioned only)
  123. The Misadventures of Triple-Zero and Beetee (mentioned only)
  124. Doctor Aphra (2016) 6
  125. Shu-Torun Lives (in a flashback)
  126. Doctor Aphra (2016) 16 (mentioned only)
  127. Doctor Aphra (2016) 17 (mentioned only)
  128. Doctor Aphra (2016) 18 (mentioned only)
  129. Doctor Aphra (2016) 19
  130. Star Wars (2015) 38 (mentioned only)
  131. Star Wars (2015) 67 (mentioned only)
  132. The Truest Duty (mentioned only)
  133. Lord Vader Will See You Now (mentioned only, in a flashback)
  134. The Man Who Built Cloud City (mentioned only)
  135. Star Wars (2020) 1 (mentioned only)
  136. Star Wars (2020) 3 (mentioned only)
  137. Star Wars (2020) 6 (mentioned only)
  138. Star Wars (2020) 7 (in a flashback)
  139. Star Wars (2020) 8 (mentioned only)
  140. Star Wars (2020) 11 (mentioned only)
  141. Star Wars (2020) 12 (mentioned only)
  142. Star Wars (2020) 13
  143. Star Wars (2020) 19 (mentioned only)
  144. Star Wars (2020) 21 (mentioned only)
  145. Star Wars (2020) 22 (mentioned only)
  146. Star Wars (2020) 23 (mentioned only)
  147. Star Wars (2020) 24 (mentioned only)
  148. Darth Vader (2020) 24 (in a flashback)
  149. Star Wars (2020) 48
  150. Star Wars (2020) 49 (mentioned only)
  151. Darth Vader (2020) 50 (mentioned only)
  152. Moving Target: A Princess Leia Adventure (mentioned only)
  153. Dune Sea Songs of Salt and Moonlight (mentioned only)
  154. Return of the Jedi: Beware the Power of the Dark Side! (mentioned only)
  155. The Levers of Power (mentioned only)
  156. To the Last (mentioned only)
  157. The Rising (in a flashback)
  158. The Princess and the Scoundrel (mentioned only)
  159. Star Wars Adventures: Shadow of Vader's Castle (mentioned only, in a flashback)
  160. Alphabet Squadron (mentioned only)
  161. Aftermath: Empire's End (mentioned only)
  162. Star Wars: Hunters
  163. Bloodline (mentioned only)
  164. Eyes Like Stars (mentioned only)
  165. Poe Dameron 10 (mentioned only)
  166. Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi
  167. Allegiance 4 (in a flashback)
  168. The Last Order (mentioned only, in a flashback)
  169. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes
Non-canon appearances: 12
  1. Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars (mentioned only)
  2. Mission to Mos Eisley (in a flashback)
  3. Double Dilemma! (as a hologram)
  4. Return of the Kyber Saber (mentioned only)
  5. Star Wars 40th Anniversary
  6. LEGO Star Wars: Rebel Princess
  7. Disney Magic Kingdoms (mentioned only)
  8. The Force Awakens From Its Nap
  9. LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales (in a flashback)
  10. LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
  11. Fortnite Festival (mentioned only)
  12. Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains

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