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Sith Civil War
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The Sith Civil War was a conflict that wracked the remains of the Sith Empire in the wake of the Jedi Civil War. Following the death of Darth Malak during the Battle of Rakata Prime, several of the Sith Lords who had followed Darth Revan and Malak during the war attempted to take what scraps they could from the ruins of the Sith Empire. Declaring themselves sovereign warlords, they fractured the Empire into a number of small, hotly-contested kingdoms.
During the height of the Sith Civil War, many of the Sith warlords united under the Sith Triumvirate of Darth Traya, Darth Sion, and Darth Nihilus, but upon their deaths, the Civil War escalated once more. By 3950 BBY, the remnants of the Sith Empire disintegrated entirely due to the constant infighting. As a result, the Galactic Republic was able to conquer Sith space, and reclaim worlds that had been under Sith control since the Great Sith War.
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Facts
- Prev
- Jedi Civil War
- Conc
- Dark Wars
- First Jedi Purge
- Kanz Disorders (early years)
- Next
- Kanz Disorders
- Begin
- 3956 BBY
- End
- 3950 BBY
- Place
- Korriban, throughout the Sith Empire
- Result
- Disintegration of the Sith Empire and absorption of its remnants into the Galactic Republic
- Destruction of the Sith Triumvirate
- Side 1
- Sith Lords of Darth Revan's Sith Empire
- Side 2
- Sith Lords of the Sith Triumvirate
- Commanders (side 1)
- Various Sith warlords
- Commanders (side 2)
- Darth Traya†
- Darth Nihilus†
- Darth Sion†
Appearances
4 works, in story order
- The Old Republic: Revan (mentioned only)
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords (first appearance)
- Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (mentioned only)
- Darth Plagueis (indirect mention)
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