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{{Infobox Military Conflict |
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|conflict=Battle of Primus Goluud |
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|partof= [[Great Hyperspace War]] |
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|date=[[5,000]] [[BBY]] |
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|place=[[Coruscant]] |
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|result= Victory for the [[Koros]] Forces |
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|combatant1=[[Koros]] Army |
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|combatant2=[[Sith Empire]] |
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|commander1=<br> |
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*[[Empress Teta]] |
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*[[Naga Sadow]] |
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*[[Koros Spaceworks Interceptors]] |
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*[[Koros Spaceworks Starfighters]] |
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* Koros capital ships |
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*[[Sith Starfighters]] |
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*[[Sith Battleships]] |
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*[[Naga Sadow's Flagship]] |
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*1 [[Sith Meditation Sphere]] |
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The '''Battle of Primus Goluud''' was a battle waged high above the red supergiant Primus Goluud between Empress [[Teta]]'s forces and the [[Sith Empire]] of [[Naga Sadow]]. |
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[[Jori Daragon]] led Empress Teta to her brother [[Gav Daragon|Gav]], presuming he had entirely turned to the [[Dark Side]]. Gav, trapped in Naga Sadow's [[Sith Meditation Sphere|meditation sphere,]] proved he was still on their side by transmitting the coordinates to [[Korriban]] to Teta's ship. |
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Soon, the [[Dark Lord of the Sith|Dark Lord]]'s ships arrived, and began battling the [[Empress Teta system|Koros]] battalion. Sadow wasted no time in using a superweapon attached to his [[Naga Sadow's Flagship|flagship]] to trigger solar flares all over Primus Goluud. The [[Sith]] forces retreated to the Sith Empire, closely followed by Teta's ships, as Gav was left to die in the meditation sphere. |
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