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The Dark Lords of the Sith
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In 3998 BBY, the Museum of Dark Side Antiquities on Coruscant organized a presentation for display to the public entitled The Dark Lords of the Sith. Located within the Museum's Sith Hall, the exhibit was dedicated exclusively to the history of the ancient Sith Empire and its rulers, the Dark Lords of the eponymous Sith species.
In the same year of its inception, The Dark Lords of the Sith exhibit was patronized by Aleema and Satal Keto, two socialite cousins native to the Empress Teta system. Despite the insignificance of the exhibit's artifacts as purported by the museum curator, the Ketos' interest in dark side–oriented objects led them to steal an ancient Sith spellbook from a display. With the knowledge they gained from its contents, Aleema and Satal became influential in the resurgence of the actual Dark Lords of the Sith, for whom the museum exhibit was named.
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Facts
- Constructed
- 3998 BBY
- Location
- The Sith Hall of Coruscant's Museum of Dark Side Antiquities
- Builder
- Curator of the Museum of Dark Side Antiquities
- Affiliations
- Galactic Republic
Appearances
2 works, in story order
- Tales of the Jedi audio drama (first identified)
- Tales of the Jedi – The Freedon Nadd Uprising 1 (first appearance)
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