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Jixtus's plan

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Jixtus's plan was a plot, created by the Grysk "Jixtus," to destroy the Chiss Ascendancy by drawing the Ascendancy into civil war that would weaken the Ascendancy to a state where the Grysk Hegemony could easily conquer it. Jixtus dispatched Haplif and other agents to learn about the culture of the Chiss and how they could manipulate ambitious officials into igniting and escalating armed conflicts. Jixtus' key to destroying the Chiss Ascendancy would turn out to revolve around the Chiss family, and how family politics dominated many aspects of Chiss society.

Haplif and other agents of Jixtus were dispatched to pose as "cultural nomads" within Chiss space, where they would learn the weaknesses of Chiss society and attempt to exploit them. The agents successfully convinced officials of three Great Families to declare family emergencies, marshaling their personnel from the military to staff their family fleets to seize control of a world supposedly rich in the valuable metal nyix. Unbeknownst to the Chiss involved, the fabled "Agbui mining world" was in fact "a worthless rock."

The three Great Families manipulated into almost attacking one-another were the Xodlak, the Erighal, and the Pommrio families. Each of those Great Families was allied with a different Ruling Family, and conflict between the Great Families would spread to the Ruling Families and eventually the entire Ascendancy. Jixtus hoped that the Ascendancy would sufficiently weaken itself for it to be easy for the Grysk Hegemony to conquer. However, Jixtus and Haplif's plot was foiled by the actions of a rancher named Lakphro and Senior Captains Thrawn and Lakinda.

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Prev
Nikardun conquests
Clone Wars
Conc
Nikardun campaigns
Next
Eventually the Imperial–Grysk conflict
Conflict
Chiss–Grysk conflict
Begin
c. 19 BBY
End
c. 18 BBY
Place
The Chaos
Result
The Chiss Ascendancy is not destroyed
The Grysk Hegemony remains a threat
Battles
In the Agbui attempt to precipitate a Chiss Ascendancy civil war:
First skirmish over Sunrise
Second skirmish over Sunrise
Skirmish against the Watith
Hoxim incident
In the Grysk plot to engineer a Chiss civil war:
Sunrise incident
Senior Captain Thrawn's last stand
Side 1
Grysk Hegemony
Jixtus's fleet
Various subjugated or allied factions:
Agbui
Kilji Illumine
Illumine Kilhorde†
Side 2
Chiss Ascendancy
Allied nations:
Paccian Governance
Paataatus Hiveborn
Garwian Unity
The Magys's people
Kilji defectors (very late)
Commanders (side 1)
"Jixtus"†
Generalirius Nakirre†
Haplif †
The FateSpinner commander†
Commanders (side 2)
Supreme Admiral Ja'fosk
Supreme General Ba'kif
Admiral Ar'alani
Senior Captain Mitth'raw'nuruodo
Senior Captain Irizi'in'daro
Forces1
Jixtus's fleet†
FateSpinner†
Emery†
SkySweep†
Eleven Prism-class BattleChiefs†
Jixtus' ship
Kilji Illumine
Illumine Kilhorde†
Whetstone†
Anvil†
Hammer
Kilji vassals
A Freighter
Saltbarrel† (Before the Hoxim Incident)
Forces2
Chiss Expansionary Defense Fleet
Chiss heavy cruisers
Steadfast
Grayshrike
Chiss light cruisers
Stingfly
Whisperbird
Chiss patrol cruiser
Bokrea
A Nightdragon man-of-war
Vigilant
A Groundlion man-of-war
Venturous
Paccian Governance
1 Nikardun blockade frigate
Aelos
Saltbarrel† (During the Hoxim Incident)
Casual1
Jixtus
Generalirius Nakirre
Haplif
The FateSpinner commander and all of Jixtus' Fleet commanders and troops.
The Illumine Kilhorde
Civilian
Most of the Magys's people population on their homeworld
Yomie
Many birds during the Grand Migration on Shihon

Appearances

3 works, in story order
  1. Thrawn Ascendancy: Chaos Rising (first mentioned)
  2. Thrawn Ascendancy: Greater Good (first appearance)
  3. Thrawn Ascendancy: Lesser Evil

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