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Pacification of Kashyyyk

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The pacification of Kashyyyk occurred on the planet Kashyyyk between 19 BBY and 18 BBY following the end of the Clone Wars when the Galactic Empire conquered the world following a siege. The betrayal of the local Wookiees began before the Empire was formally established, as the Galactic Republic's clone troopers, directly after defending Kashyyyk and fighting side-by-side with the Wookiees, turned on their allies with the execution of Order 66. On the command of Sheev Palpatine, now the Galactic Emperor of the new Empire, the clones began to enslave their former allies.

The Empire targeted Kashyyyk for its wealth in resources and to enslave the native Wookiees, who formed a resistance in response to the Imperial incursion. Following the pacification, a Wookiee uprising occurred which the Trandoshan bounty hunter Bossk was instrumental in cowing. No senator in the Imperial Senate tried to help when the planet was besieged, nor did they help when some Wookiees were taken off world to be made to labor in work camps and mines, as they were focused on helping their own worlds.

One of the Imperial commanders during the operation, clone trooper Cody, later deserted the Empire after questioning if the Empire was truly on the side of peace.

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Facts

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Wookiee uprising
Conflict
Occupation of Kashyyyk
Date
Between 19 BBY and 18 BBY
Place
Kashyyyk
Result
The Galactic Empire conquers and enslaves Kashyyyk
Side 1
Galactic Empire
Side 2
Kashyyyk resistance
Commanders (side 1)
Commander Cody
Unit1
212th Attack Battalion
Forces1
Stormtroopers
Forces2
Wookiees
Oevvaor Jet Catamarans

Appearances

3 works, in story order
  1. Ahsoka (mentioned only)
  2. Star Wars (2020) 50 (indirect mention, in a flashback)
  3. Ghosts of Kashyyyk, Part 1 (mentioned only)

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