Law
Mandalore Defense Resolution
Legends Canon version → Linked from 11 articles
Legends. This article is part of Legends: the expanded-universe stories that Lucasfilm set apart from canon in 2014.
During the Clone Wars, a resolution for a military occupation of the Outer Rim world of Mandalore was introduced to and voted upon by the Senate of the Galactic Republic. The initiative was proposed in response to a sudden increase of violence on Mandalore instigated by the Death Watch movement. Death Watch leader Pre Vizsla orchestrated the attacks on Mandalore in order to destabilize the peaceful New Mandalorian government led by the pacifist Mandalorian Duchess Satine Kryze. Backed by the Confederacy of Independent Systems, Vizsla was able to create the impression that Death Watch was a significant threat to both Mandalore and the Republic as a whole. This, in addition to rumors that Kryze herself was working alongside the Confederacy, prompted the Senate to call a vote on whether or not to send the Republic's Grand Army to Mandalore to restore order.
Kryze, who desperately wished for Mandalore to stay neutral in the Clone Wars, resisted the idea of an military presence from the Republic's clone army, as she believed it would push the Mandalorian people into the arms of the Death Watch insurgency. Vizsla and the Confederate Head of State Count Dooku also shared this belief and attempted to prevent Kryze from making an appeal against the initiative to the Senate. Although their attacks on the Duchess failed, Kryze's appeal to the Senate was derailed by a holographic testimony from Mandalore's Deputy Minister Jerec, which indicated that the world was in need of Republic protection from the Death Watch. As a result of the testimony and another attempt on Kryze's life, the Senate accelerated the vote on the initiative and approved it. Jerec's testimony was later found to have been doctored, and the true recording was presented to the Senate just before the Republic peace-keeping force was dispatched to Mandalore. In light of the new evidence, the Senate voted to rescind its earlier approval of the occupation, killing the initiative.
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Facts
- Relatedevents
- Clone Wars
- Plot to assassinate Satine Kryze
- Bombing on Kalevala
- Dateproposed
- 21 BBY
- Government
- Galactic Republic
- Legislativebody
- Galactic Senate
- Result
- Initially approved; approval later overturned
- Mandalore is allowed to remain unaffiliated in the Clone Wars, and as a result falls victim to black market influences
- Side 1
- Palpatine
- (Supreme Chancellor of the Republic)
- Mas Amedda
- (Senate Vice Chair)
- Obi-Wan Kenobi
- (High Jedi General)
- Side 2
- Satine Kryze
- (Duchess; Mandalore)
- Almec
- (Prime Minister; Mandalore)
- Padmé Amidala
- (Senator; Naboo)
- Otherkeyindividuals
- Pre Vizsla
- (Death Watch)
- Jerec (Deputy Minister; Mandalore)
- Davu Golec
- (Republic Ministry of Intelligence)
Appearances
6 works, in story order
- The Mandalore Plot (indirect mention)
- Voyage of Temptation (indirect mention)
- Duchess of Mandalore (first appearance)
- Corruption (indirect mention)
- The Clone Wars: Darth Maul: Shadow Conspiracy (indirect mention)
- The Lawless (indirect mention)
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