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Chorin

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Chorin was a rocky mining planet located in the Inner Rim Territories' Chorin system. Its human population, including the Valance family, was enslaved as miners for generations before being liberated by an Imperial force led by Captain Tarl Sokoli, with the Empire also maintaining a presence on the planet. After the mines were depleted, the Empire abandoned Chorin, leaving its population defenseless against the raiders that would eventually form the criminal syndicate known as the Hidden Hand.

In 1 BBY, during a visit to Chorin, Sith Lord Darth Vader offered the cyborg bounty hunter Beilert Valance, a native of the planet whom he had captured, a position in the Empire. Shortly after the visit, the residents of Valance's village on Chorin left their home and migrated to a rebel base on the world Lowik following a deal between Valance and the rebels Gita and Aeliar. Vader later sent a detachment of stormtroopers to the settlement to slaughter its people, but upon arriving, the troopers discovered that the village had been abandoned.

Text and facts from the “Chorin” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Region
Inner Rim Territories
Sector
None
System
Chorin system
Grid coordinates
N-14
Class
Terrestrial
Atmosphere
Type I (breathable)
Terrain
Mountains
Interest
Receiver Station 356-39
A village
Otherspecies
Humans
Rodians
Cities
Chorin City
A city
Affiliations
Galactic Empire

Appearances

14 works, in story order
  1. Target Vader 2 (first appearance, in a flashback)
  2. Target Vader 5 (first identified)
  3. Target Vader 6
  4. Bounty Hunters 3 (in a flashback)
  5. Bounty Hunters 6 (in a flashback)
  6. Bounty Hunters 7 (in a flashback)
  7. Bounty Hunters 10 (indirect mention, in a flashback)
  8. Bounty Hunters 17
  9. Bounty Hunters 18 (in a flashback)
  10. Bounty Hunters 19 (in a flashback)
  11. Bounty Hunters 30 (in a flashback)
  12. Bounty Hunters 34 (in a flashback)
  13. Bounty Hunters 35 (in a flashback)
  14. Bounty Hunters 37 (in a flashback)

Linked from

The best-known articles that mention Chorin.