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Keeramak Revolt

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The Keeramak Revolt (22 ABY–23 ABY) was a local conflict within the remote Ssi-ruuk Star Cluster between the ruling Ssi-ruuvi government and a pro-Keeramak Ssi-ruuvi faction which used the P'w'eck Emancipation Movement to create a faux P'w'eck slave uprising. Officially, it was a successful popular uprising by the lowly P'w'eck and the outcast brown-scaled Ssi-ruuk mix-breeds that toppled the Ssi-ruuvi Imperium. In reality, the revolt was manipulated by several disguised Yuuzhan Vong operatives as a ploy to weaken the Imperium in anticipation of a Vong invasion in coordination with their attacks on the greater Galaxy.

The Keeramak's faction, which included the Ssi-ruuvi military, clergy and several P'w'eck slaves, attempted to invade Bakura in 28 ABY. However, the revolt was thwarted by a genuine P'w'eck uprising and a Galactic Alliance/Bakuran counter-attack which defeated the Keeramak's faction. During the fighting, the Keeramak itself was slain by P'w'eck leader Lwothin. Shortly after, the Yuuzhan Vong invaded Ssi-ruuvi space itself.

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Facts

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First Ssi-ruuvi invasion, Galactic Civil War
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Yuuzhan Vong War, Second Ssi-ruuvi invasion
Begin
22 ABY
End
23 ABY
Place
Ssi-ruuk Star Cluster
Result
Keeramak's P'w'eck Emancipation Movement overthrows current regime with covert Yuuzhan Vong support.
Keeramak becomes the new Shreeftut of the Ssi-ruuvi Imperium
Side 1
Pro-Keeramak Ssi-ruuvi faction
P'w'eck Emancipation Movement
Side 2
Ruling Ssi-ruuvi faction
Commanders (side 1)
Keeramak
E'thinaa
Lwothin
Commanders (side 2)
Ruling Shreeftut

Appearances

1 work, in story order
  1. The New Jedi Order: Force Heretic II: Refugee (mentioned only)

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