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Destruction of Jedha City

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The destruction of Jedha City, also referred to as the destruction of the holy city, or as the massacre at Jedha, occurred during the reign of the Galactic Empire when the Empire, in an effort to test the superlaser of the Death Star, used the battle station to destroy the holy city of the moon Jedha. Operating on a single reactor for the superlaser's power, the Empire evacuated the Imperial occupation force before moving the Death Star into orbit, targeting the holy city, and destroying it. The blast caused not only an enormous explosion but also significant damage to the moon, throwing fire, smoke, and dirt into the upper reaches of the atmosphere. On the ground, the shockwave caused Jedha's surface to begin peeling back, destroying everything that it touched. The Empire subsequently fabricated a cover story for the Imperial Senate that Jedha was destroyed in a mining disaster.

By the time of the Cold War, some dismissed the destruction of the city as mere Imperial propaganda capitalizing on the "actual" mining accident.

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Conflict
Galactic Civil War
Operation Fracture
Campaigns of Saw Gerrera's Partisans
Jedha insurgency
Date
1 BBY
Place
Jedha City, Jedha
Outcome
The Galactic Empire uses the holy city to test the Death Star's superlaser.
Hundreds of thousands of civilians are killed
Death of Saw Gerrera
Keyparties
Alliance to Restore the Republic
Galactic Empire
Partisans
Participants
Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin
Director Orson Callan Krennic
Saw Gerrera†
Captain Cassian Jeron Andor
Chirrut Îmwe
Jyn Erso
K-2SO
Baze Malbus
Bodhi Rook

Appearances

37 works, in story order
  1. Rogue One – Saw Gerrera 1 (cameo)
  2. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (first appearance)
  3. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story novelization
  4. Star Wars: Rogue One: A Junior Novel (first identified)
  5. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Graphic Novel Adaptation
  6. Rogue One Adaptation 2
  7. Rogue One Adaptation 3
  8. Rogue One Adaptation 4 (mentioned only)
  9. Age of Rebellion - Grand Moff Tarkin 1 (mentioned only)
  10. Fully Operational (mentioned only)
  11. Verge of Greatness (mentioned only)
  12. End of Watch (indirect mention)
  13. Palpatine (mentioned only)
  14. Sparks (mentioned only)
  15. Battlefront II: Inferno Squad (mentioned only)
  16. Doctor Aphra (2016) 3 (indirect mention)
  17. Doctor Aphra (2016) 18 (mentioned only)
  18. Doctor Aphra (2016) 22 (pictured only, as a hologram)
  19. Star Wars (2015) 38 (mentioned only)
  20. Star Wars (2015) 39 (indirect mention)
  21. Star Wars (2015) 40 (indirect mention)
  22. Star Wars (2015) 41 (indirect mention)
  23. Star Wars (2015) 42 (indirect mention)
  24. Star Wars (2015) 43
  25. Star Wars (2015) 44 (indirect mention)
  26. Star Wars (2015) 62 (indirect mention)
  27. Star Wars (2015) 64 (indirect mention)
  28. Star Wars (2015) 67 (indirect mention)
  29. War of the Bounty Hunters 5 (indirect mention)
  30. Star Wars (2020) 21 (indirect mention)
  31. Star Wars (2020) 34 (indirect mention)
  32. The Veteran (indirect mention)
  33. Alphabet Squadron (indirect mention)
  34. Star Wars: Squadrons (indirect mention)
  35. Shadow Fall: An Alphabet Squadron Novel (indirect mention)
  36. The Legends of Luke Skywalker (indirect mention)
  37. Legacy (indirect mention)

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