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Karflian Nestling
this northern area of the city of Xakrea, on Darkknell, was inhabited by members of the fringe and the lower classes. (TFNR)

Karflo
an Alliance freighter group that was part of a convoy trying to supply Admiral Harkov's defecting fleet. The convoy, and the Karflo group, were destroyed in an Imperial ambush. (TIE)

Karflo Corporation
this conglomerate has subsidairy businesses in heavy mining, manufacturing, xenobiotechnology, colonial exploration, and research. Karflo was one of the original Signatory Sponsors of the Corporate Sector Authority. Under the rule of Emperor Palpatine and the New Order, Karflo became a major manufacturer of hyperdrive components, and often exploited low-tech worlds in order to rape them of natural resources. This practice was curtailed by the New Republic, in an effort to allow these worlds to decide for themselves how best to use their natural resources. (CSA, GG8)

Karg
the son of an Imperial Admiral, this Imperial Commander was order by Darth Vader himself to locate Princess Leia Organa, and to confiscate her ship and her cargo upon capture, during the months leading up to the Battle of Yavin. Commander Karg managed to intercept Leia on Kattada, and would have shot her in cold blood if she hadn't acknowledged the fact that she was a member of the Alliance, if the Alderaanian soldiers aboard the Tantive IV hadn't shot him first. Leia ordered that Karg and Mia Ikova be taken aboard the Tantive IV for medical treatment. However, the wounds to his head and neck were too extensive even for bacta to heal, and Karg died shortly afterward. (SWEP)

Kargin
this was one of the most common human surnames encountered in the galaxy. (GCG)

Kargin
this man held the rank of General within the Hawk-bat Independent Space Force pirate command structure. In reality, Kargin was Garik Loran. (IF)

Kargul
this eighty-meter-long, predatory worm lived in the heart of a cluster of Trindellian oak trees, on the moon of Trindello. Generally nocturnal, the kargul lived in lairs that were hidden inside the main root of the Trindellian oaks. When disturbed, the kargul worms attacked with ferocious bites, and were known to kill entire teams of loggers in swift order. (GMR9)

Kari
this is the sole sentient species is native to the planet Karideph. The Kari are small insectoids, with black exskeletons covering most of their bodies. They walk on two powerful legs, with two small arm-like appendages used to manipulate objects. Due to the huge, city-like structures which dominate the surface of the planet, many Kari live in a vast system of underground tunnels, and have never seen the light of the planet's primary star. Much of their effort is spent growing food, as the population of Karideph is nearly 100 billion Kari. The Kari are also adept at creating small appliances and machines, which they export in exchange for food. The basic societal element of the Kari is the Hatch, which describes a family of 20 to 30 individuals. It is the Hatches, not the Kari themselves, that form the individual personalities of Karideph, as the Kari have a true hive society. As a whole, the Kari have limited intelligence, but they have developed a system of songs that maintain histories and lessons from generation to generation. Bards were among the most important of the Kari, and each Hatch had at least one singer to preserve their history and to communicate with other Hatches. The Empire banned the Kari from participating in - or even developing - space travel, fearing that their impressive birthrate would allow the Kari to quickly overrun human society. (GG6, AE)

Karia Ver Seryan
this female was Lando Calrissian's third choice as a rich wife, at the time he was trying to fund Domeworld. Unknown to him, she is a life witch on Leria Kerlsil. She is a strikingly beautiful, albeit 312-year-old, woman, with a tall, slender figure and deep purple eyes. She also has long, golden hair. She lives in a large mansion on Leria Kerlsil, but it is located in a deserted part of town. This is probably due to the knowledge that she is a life witch. The ostentacious gardening and landscaping givens the masion the feeling of a well-fortified castle. She is proud to have had 49 husbands during her lifetime, since she believes that she has given them all the gift of five added years. She made it onto Lando's list because she was married to an old acquaintence of Landos, Chanto Solk. Solk died after the five years Karia Supported him, and it was about five years after that time when Lando met Karia. Karia was the heiress to Solk's starship sales fortune. Lando visits her first, and is taken with her beauty as well as her fortunes. Fortunately, C-3PO and R2-D2 interrupt the marriage ceremony before Lando entered into the blood kiss. (AC, CTD)

Karideph
this planet is one of the most overpopulated places in the galaxy. Like Coruscant, Karideph's surface is dominated by cities, with any space not given over to buildings being consumed with endless tiers of well-groomed gardens. There is no longer any wilderness or wildlife on Karideph. Even the mountains and seas have been turned into terraced and manicured plots. Much of the planet's industry is geared toward the production of food for its incomprehensible numbers; foodstuffs also top the list of items imported to the planet. The planet's native sentient race, the Kari, supported the Alliance during the Galactic Civil War, although they were prone to any attack which left them without a constant source of food. Karideph is located in the Minos Cluster, and served as one endpoint of the Trition Tarde Route. Its temperate climate once allowed the operation of farms. Its day lasts approximately 19 standard hours, and its year lasts 204 local days. (GG6, DARK)

Kariek
this temperate planet was the homeworld of the Eickarie and Lakra races. (FB)

Karien
this Em'liy was distinguished in the history of the planet Shalyvane. (UANT)

Kariish
one of seven major Kentran cities on Orellon II, Kariish was the planetary capital. During the height of the Galactic Civil War, it was ruled by King Jerius. (SWJ2)

Karin
this Baron was a native of the planet Yarrv, and ruled the Darpheon city-state during the Galactic Civil War. Karin was militaristic agitator who hoped to become King of Yarrv and subjugate the nearby planet of Steelious. A war with Steelious would require heavy investment in war materiel, and Karin's city-state was heavily involved with military manufacturing. Shortly after the Battle of Yavin, an Alliance protocol droid containing vital information on the Alliance's activities in the sector was damaged on Yarrv, and found employment in Karin's estate as a butler. Alliance agents were forced to infiltrate the Baron's estate and recover the droid. (WS)

Karinne
a Corvette operated by the Twi'Leks during the Galactic Civil War. It was attacked by the Star Destroyer Avenger while on a diplomatic mission to the Alliance. The Twi'Leks, at that time, were a neutral party in the war. The Karinne was rescued by a squadron of Alliance starfighters who drove off the Avenger. (XW)

Karist Dem
this Jedi Knight was killed by Kaox Krul, some years before the Battle of Ruusan. (GMR5)

Kark
this was a swear word used by the Kiffar and several other races, during the last decades of the Old Republic. (J4, RSF)

Karka
this was one of the many names given to male Bothans. In the Bothan language, it meant "lucky." In most cases, it was more precise to say "suspiciously lucky." (GCG, WOTC)

Karka
an Alliance starfighter pilot who was killed in the offensive against Operation Strike Fear near Briggia. (XW)

Karka Kre'fey
this creamy-white-furred Bothan was the grandson of Laryn Kre'fey, and was a friend of Liska Dan'kre. He physically assaulted Gavin Darklighter at a gathering at Liska's home on Coruscant, claiming that Laryn's death besmirched the family honor. Gavin refused to be goaded by the large Bothan, and declined the challenge Kre'fey issued. (KT)

Karkak'k
this Gree is credited with the creation of the Karkak'k Marek device. (SWJ8)

Karkak'k Marek
this sensor-like device was created by the Gree Karkak'k, and is used to protect the huge starship known as the Rokak'k Baran. (SWJ8)

Karkan Ribenes
this rack of meaty ribs is often served seasoned with tomo spice. (SOP)

Karkas
this huge man was easily distinguished by his smashed-in face, one crushed eye, and muscular physique. He was one of the most wanted criminals in the galaxy during the Galactic Civil War, with a death sentence in over two dozen systems. He was wanted by the Empire, the Alliance, and even Black Sun for committing over 90 murders. Each time he murdered, Karkas carved the letter 'K' in his victim's forehead. Part of the time, Karkas was working for Jabba the Hutt. Karkas had agreed to submit to the B'omarr monk brain removal operation, which would allow Karkas' brain to be placed into another person's body, allowing Karkas to continue his criminal actions. However, Zak Arranda allowed the prisoner Jabba had held for Karkas' brain to escape, so Jabba transferred Karkas' brain to Zak's sister, Tash. They had plans to transfer Karkas' brain into the Shi'ido body of Hoole, but Hoole and Zak foiled their plans. (GOF7)

Karke
this Phindian was a friend of Mammon Hoole. (EGA)

Karl, Anet
this Doctor served as part of Urias Xhaxin's pirate crew, during their runs in Imperial space. She was aboard the Free Lance when it was attacked by a Yuuzhan Vong warship near Bastion. (DTO)

Karl, Terri
this Alliance cell organizer was based on the planet Lianna during the later years of the Galactic Civil War. Her cover was that of a socialite who was too flightly to be considered useful or reliable. This young, blonde woman was the daughter of a noble, Old Republic family. (ML)

Karlo
this Twi'lek worked for Alfreda Goot. Karlo was guarding the entrance to the Dockside Cafe when Han Solo and Captain Sodarra arrived to recover Leia Organa. Karlo and his men fled the cafe when they discovered Sodarra was accompanied by a squadron of stormtroopers, leaving Alfreda Goot alone. (SL)

Karlon
this Aqualish was responsible for the upbringing of his siblings on Ando, after the deaths of their parents. He later joined the Alliance, and became good friends with the Carosite Tamo Lan. However, Karlon was killed by Imperial forces on Bresnia. Tamo Lan agreed to look after Karlon's younger sister, Gondara. (SWJ10)

Karltonian Fiskin
this was a rare coin, minted during the heyday of the Old Republic. At the height of the New Order, these coins were only found in the collections of true historians. Note that this is a reference to the basbeball player Carlton Fisk. (SWJ11)

Karmida
this Old Tarmidian word translates to "Admiral." (VOF)

Karmova Drum
this musical instrument was a round, domed, drum. (IWE1)

Karn
this man was Tallov Kersk's brother-in-law, and was one of the first colonists of the Brentaal League to settle on Muzara. (TOJC)

Karn
this bald, well-muscled man was one of the many rebels who joined Garm Bel Iblis in his fight against the Empire, during the height of the New Order. He was the leader of the group that the dispatched to recover Rasha Bex, after the woman tried to leave Bel Iblis' group. He managed to corner BoShek at Tam's flophouse, but the former smuggler was more than Karn had bargained for. BoShek took out one of Karn's goons with a length of pipe, then stole his speeder to escape with Rasha. Karn and the rest of his rebels took off after them, and nearly trapped then at an old mining operation. (SWEOR)

Karnak Alpha
this planet was home to a race of fur-covered creatures known simply as Karnak Alphans in Basic. (LO)

Karnak Alphan
this alien race is native to Karnak Alpha. They have humanoid dimensions, but were covered completely in fur. The Karnak Alphans held their children in a position of importance far above other races, for they valued their families and descendants greatly. They also have a great reverence for unusual zoological species, and have created unique, contained environments for their specimens. (LO)

Karne, Teva
this mid-level employee of Procopia's transportation ministry was loyal to the Alliance. He used his contacts to obtain public vehicles and driving licenses to Alliance agents were working on the planet. (LOE)

Karnst
this planet, the primary world in the Karnst System, was located in the Karstaxon Regions, between Pirik and Talir. (SSR)

Karolistan
this is one of two moons orbitting Kerest which were colonied by the Kerestians. (GG12)

Karoom
this was the name of the waterfront district of the city of Nime, located on the planet Roon. (GORW)

Karr
this Imperial Lieutenant served under Administrator Brago, after Brago replaced Fuguee at the Kline Colony outpost. (SWJ10)

Karr, Karl
his man, a merchant who worked for the Aratech Repulsor Company during the era of the Great Sith War, spent much of his time working with Crattis Yurkal on the planet Dantooine. (KOTOR)

Karra
this planet is an intensely warm world covered with grassy plateaus and thick jungle canyons. Much of the indigenous life on Karra is insectoid, and the native Karrans have evolved into primitive insectivores. A group of settlers, funded by the Mineral Assets Partnership, tried to establish a varmigio mine on the planet, but the mines were dry and provided no ore. The settlement was abandoned until the Empire tried to rejuvenate the mines. They met with the same result, and again the mines were abandoned. The mines were eventually destroyed by dense swarms of insects, presumably controlled by the Karrans. The average day on Karra lasted 20 standard hours, and its year took up 304 local days. (SWJ1)

Karran
this race of large, fur-covered creatures evolved on the planet Karra. Their bodies were roughly cone-shaped, with their long snouts at the apex and their round hindquarters at the base. By the era of the New Order, they had developed the use of tools, but their long fingers and the lack of an opposable thumb limited their dexterity. The Karrans subsist on the various insect species on the planet, and have a primitive culture. They have recently developed a form of hive mind, and seem to be able to control certain species of insects. The primary evidence of this control is the destruction of two failed varmigio mines on Karra, which were destroyed by huge swarms of insects which were seemingly operating at the will of the Karrans. (SWJ1, AE)

Karran Beetle
this species of huge insect was native to the planet Karra. They used their large mandibles as weapons, and could do great damage to living flesh. The Karrans themselves learned how to control the beetles, and used them in battle against their enemies. (SWJ1)

Karran Mantis
this species of huge insect was native to the planet Karra. Imperial forces which tried to establish a base on the planet discovered that this species of mantis was nearly as large as an AT-AT walker. The Karrans themselves learned how to control the mantises, and used them in battle against their enemies. At the height of the Galactic Civil War, there was only one surviving specimen of Karran Mantis, kept alive by the careful tending of the Karrans. (SWJ1)

Karrde, Talon
a smuggler and information broker, Karrde learned the ropes of smuggling from Billey. It was during this period that Karrde discovered the whereabouts of the Katana fleet by accident, when a botched operation left his crew's ship in an uncharted area of space. After leaving Billey's operation, Karrde became one of Jorj Car'das' most trusted lieutenants. When Car'das suddenly disappeared about five years before the Battle of Endor, Karrde stepped in and took control of the operation. He quickly solidifed his power base, surviving seven different assassination attempts, four of which seemed to have Car'das behind them. Karrde commanded a group of highly-skilled thieves and mercenaries from his starship, the Wild Karrde. He more or less took control of most of the galaxy's smuggling after Jabba the Hutt's demise, although it was not a position he desired. He surrounded himself with the best people he could hire, including Mara Jade and the young slicer Ghent. During the time when Grand Admiral Thrawn returned from the Unknown Regions to harry the New Republic, Karrde found himself in the midst of the struggle when he intercepted Luke Skywalker in an empty section of space. He then hosted Han Solo and Lando Calrissian at his base on Myrkr, but forced to abandon the base when Imperial forces raided it. Karrde continued to assist the New Republic from a distance, and was instrumental in the recovery of a crystal gravfield trap receptor for the Republic. He was later instrumental in the formation of the Smuggler's Alliance. During the Caamas Incident, Karrde decided that it was time to search out Car'das, if not for his own personal reasons then to recover a copy on the Caamas Document. While Car'das did not have a copy of the Document, he did have complete history records of Moff Disra, Grodin Tierce, and Flim, which Karrde, with the help of Shada D'ukal, managed to return to Admiral Pellaeon aboard the Chimaera. Once Disra was brought to trial, Karrde's actions allowed the Republic and the remnants of the Empire to initiate a peace treaty. Ever the opportunist, Karrde proposed that he be allowed to set up an Intelligence agency that provided the same information to both the Empire and the New Republic. That way, there could be no secrets between them, especially if Karrde's agency remained neutral. Both sides agreed to the proposal. For a while, Karrde himself served as the primary liaison between the Republic and the Imperial Remnant. However, individual systems and sectors began to ask for the same information, and Karrde's once-adequate network soon became overwhelmed. After receiving some bad information from irresponsible agents, Karrde decided to start downsizing his operation and move toward retirement. When the Yuuzhan Vong began their invasion of the galaxy, Karrde went into hiding, like many other smugglers, hoping that the mobility of a starship would keep them one step ahead of the alien invaders. Karrde continued to relay any information he could to the New Republic, unaware that the Yuuzhan Vong were purposely leaking misinformation across the galaxy. When Karrde's news of certain shipments proved to be nothing more than the bait for a trap, he lost favor with the government. When the Yuuzhan Vong finally surrendered to the Galactic Alliance at Coruscant some five years after their invasion began, Karrde was one of many members of the Smugglers' Alliance and pursue more legitimate goals. The galaxy needed to be rebuilt, and there were too many honest ways to make a living. (HTTE, DFR, TLC, SOP, VOF, JE, UF)

Karre, Debin
this modest-seeming, middle-aged man wanted to join the Imperial military as a young man, but a childhood accident left him with a decided limp. Despite this setback, Karre believed that the New Order was the best government for the galaxy, and joined the Empire as an Imperial morale officer. (HR)

Karreio
Crix Madine's former fiancee, Karreio was a supporter of the New Order, but she was oblivious to the Empire's atrocities. She died on Coruscant when the New Republic first reclaimed the planet from the Empire. (DS)

Karren
this city, located on the planet Antiquity, was the site of one of the planet's two spaceports. It was essentially a larger version of the city of Lis'an, some 25 minutes away. It was the nominal capital of Antiquity. (POC)

Karryntora
one of the main Wookiee tree-cities of the planet Kashyyyk. (TT)

Kars'asruul
this Coynite word was used to describe a warrior who had bonded to a tris. In the basic tongue, the word mean "soulrider." (PG3)

Karsem
this was the basic monetary unit of the planet Radnor, during the last years of the Old Republic. The average annual salary of a Radnoran was about 5,000 karsems. (JQ1)

Karsk, Amil
this Alliance fighter pilot was a rival of Biggs Darklighter. On a mission against a large number of TIE Fighters, Biggs recorded five kills and should have been named ace, while Karsk recorded four. Karsk later claimed to have made the kill Biggs' claimed was his third. Biggs let him have it, and to let Karsk know that he knew about the deception, any time Biggs obtained five of anything, he gave Karsk the third. During a series of five scheduled patrols Biggs was to fly, he gave Karsk the third. This mission was a simple escort mission to Alderaan. However, while on layover on Alderaan, Karsk was killed when the Death Star destroyed Alderaan. (XWN)

Karstag
this creature, native to the planet Rodia, was hunted for its meat, which was often roasted for best flavor. Resembling huge armadillos, these beasts were distinguished by their antlered tail, and were exported to many worlds for breeding at hunting preserves. Despite their bulky physique, karstags were extremely agile and fast, which made them difficult to hunt. (LOE)

Karstaxon Region
this area of space is located near the Lesser Plooriod Cluster. It was surrounded in the galaxy by Hutt Space, the Periphery, the Iotran Expanse, Sulorine Sector, and Ansuroer Sector. (GG12, SSR)

Karsten
this was the single moon which orbited the planet New Plympto, and was the location of the Karstem High Port. The moon lacked any atmosphere, so environmental domes were erected to provide living areas. (CCW)

Karsten High Port
this was the name of the spaceport, located on the moon of Karsten, that also served the planet New Plympto. (CCW)

Karsten Moon
see Karsten (CCW)

Karsunn Nepto
this Kajain'sa'Nikto was a noted criminal who was associated with several prominent crime syndicates during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. The Republic Security Force issued a bounty for his arrest, in an effort to bring him in for questioning about his connections to organized crime. Jango Fett collected the bounty shortly after the Battle of Naboo, during his own search for Jervis Gloom. (BH)

Kar'sylic
this was the name of the Kintan strider that was kept by Tu'rsc'yulir as a companion and guard. Kar'sylic was unerringly loyal to his master, and would crush any being who attempted to harm her. (GMR9)

Kartan, Race
this notorious smuggler was captured by Jango Fett, some time before the Battle of Geonosis. (JSF)

Kartha
this Elomin served as a Captain in the New Republic military, and was stationed aboard the Mon Adapyne during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, after the Pulsar had to be scuttled. (DW)

Karthakk System
this star system, the home system of the planet Lok, was briefly occupied by the Trade Federation, during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. It was here that the Federation tested its droid starfighters before launching them into battle. (SWD, NEGV)

Kartranin
this method of swordfighting was developed by the Murra Orders during the early years of the New Order. (AIR)

Karu Nelbin
this smuggler was the former owner of the freighter Nightcast, until he was killed by Callandri. (AIR)

Karuki
a fast-paced dance performed on Tatooine. Many tourists come to the planet to see the dance performed in person. (RPG)

Karvoss II
this planet was believed to have been the homeworld of the Matukai sect of Force users. (CRO, HG)

Karvrish Canopy
this style of awning or canopy is identifiable by its woven leaves. (TFE)

Karyce
this was the shortened name of a noted Chiss individual. (UANT)

Kas
this was one of the many family names used by the Bothan people. It translated loosely to "sentry" or "guard". (GCG, WOTC)

Kas
this ball of molten rock was the innermost of the thirteen planets that made up the Kamino System. (GORW)

Kas tulisha abia al port
this Old Corellian phrase translated into Basic as, "Chaos opens the door to opportunity." (GMR2)

Kas, Maritan
this Kiffu served as a member of the Guardians, during the last decades of the Old Republic. It was Maritan Kas who delivered Quinlan Vos back to Kiffex, shortly after the Battle of Naboo, when it was discovered that Volfe Karkko had awakened. (OWS, DRKN)

Kasa Horansi
on the the four main Horansi tribes, the Kasa Horansi were known for their thick, striped fur and pointed ears. Among the four tribes, the Kasa Horansi were known to be trustworthy and brave, and they were a noble and dignified people. Leaders of their clans were always albinos, a tradition whose origins are a mystery. (PG1)

Kasarax
this immense bull was one of the Swimming People of Dellalt, living on the planet during the early years of the New Order. Kasarax was also Shazeen's nephew. After Shazeen grew tired of being Top Bull and abandoned the lake, Kasarax named himself the Top Bull. He gained a lot of power over the humans who used the lake, as well as the other sauropteroids, by bullying his way around and charging exorbitant prices for transport while harshly discouraging other Swimmers from operating on the lake. When Han Solo arrived on the planet Dellalt, he asked for transport across the lake after the Millennium Falcon was confiscated by J'uoch's people. Kasarax demanded 40 driit each, a price that enraged Shazeen. The older bull agreed to take Han and his companions across the lake for free, just to show Kasarax that he was out of bounds in his demands. This led to a race and, eventually, physical combat between the two bulls. Kasarax was ultimately bested by Shazeen, and was forced out of power. Shazeen sincerely hoped that Kasarax would come to realize the error of his ways and return to his position as Top Bull, but with a more accommodating attitude toward the other Swimmers as well as to the Dellaltians. (HSL)

Kas'as Chen'ru Den
this Selonian warren, known to most beings as the Gray Cove Den, was a legendary Selonian warren. Active several millennia before the Corellian Crisis, the Kas'as Chen'ru Den destroyed when an outer wall suddenly collapsed. In minutes, the den was filled with silt and mud which buried the Selonians alive. Legends told of valuable artifacts and relics buried in the den, and the Sacorrian Triad once tried to excavate the den and recover the valuables for themselves. They were thwarted by a group of freelance explorers who managed to hold the Sacorrian team off long enough to have the den declared a sanctuary. (CCW)

Kasck
a Bothan in Page's Commandos, specializing in infiltration techniques and shadowing. (HTSB)

Kasdakh Bhul
this Yuuzhan Vong warrior served as an aide to Czulkang Lah, during the attempt to retake Borleias from the forces of the New Republic. Kasdakh Bhul was assigned to Czulkang Lah specifically during the effort to capture Jaina Solo, and assisted the former Warmaster during the siege on Borleias. In many respects, Kasdakh Bhul was wuicker to catch onto the New Republic's tactics that the former Warmaster, but neither of them anticipated the use of the Lusankya as a huge ramming device. As Borleias was abandoned by the Republic, the Lusankya plowed into their worldship and exploded. Nearly all aboard the worldship, including Kasdakh Bhul, were able to evacuate before the two ships died. (EL2)

Kasey
a former pirate and smuggler based on Demophon, Kasey fell in love with Enid Vahr. He often worked with the bounty hunter, Bower. (SN)

Kash, Samish
this man was elected the leader of Delaluna, some years before the onset of the Clone Wars. Kash worked tirelessly to restore peace to the population, as well as to eliminate the fear and distrust caused by the rumors of the Annihilator weapon. When Lorian Nod returned to Junction 5 and became the ruler of that world, Kash put aside their historical differences and agreed to meet with him, in an effort to restore the relationship between the two worlds. Kash's belief in Nod's sincerity proved beneficial, as the two worlds put their past behind them and re-established trade and communications. Years later, after the onset of the Clone Wars, Kash agreed to meet with Count Dooku and the leaders of the planets that built the Station 88 Spaceport, to discuss a possible treaty that would allow the Separatists to control the station. He hired the brother-and-sister team of Floria and Dane to act as his bodyguards, should the Separatists try anything foolish. However, shortly after arriving on the planet Null, Kash was assassinated, shot in the heart with a blaster bolt. Floria and Dane were initially accused of killing him, but Floria later revealed that Samish had survived the attempt. Lorian Nod had brought him to the hospital for treatment, and he chose to remain in hiding in order to discover who his attacker was. When the founders of the station met with Count Dooku on Null to discuss a possible alliance with the Confederacy of Independent Systems, Kash decided to side with Lorian Nod and throw his support to the Old Republic. Dooku decided that this was not an acceptable answer, and brought in twelve super battle droids in order to force an agreement. Obi-Wan Kenobi and his apprentice, Anakin Skywalker, managed to defeat the battle droids and svae the leaders, but Dooku managed to escape. (LOJ)

Kasha
this unusual crystal was found on the planet Cerea, and was used by the Cerean people as a meditation device. Patterns were scribed into each facet of a kasha crystal, allowing the artist to harness its natural energies. These patterns were believed to have been first created by Bi-Dar Tyunda during the earliest days of Cerean civilization. (SWI66, UANT)

Kashi
this was the name of the alien race which inhabited the planet Kashi several millennia before the Battle of Yavin. (TOJC)

Kashi
this planet was the homeworld of the Kashi race. It is also sometimes known as Kashi Mer. (TOJC)

Kashi
this planet was destroyed soon after the formation of the Old Republic. The exact cause is unknown, but the system's primary star suddenly went supernova and wiped out the entire system. Kashi was the homeworld of the legendary Kashi Mer culture. (SWJ6)

Kashi Mer
an extinct culture that reached its height sometime before the formation of the Old Republic. Their civilization was based on the tenets of the Followers of Palawa, and many Kashi Mer had some control over The Force. They also practiced the martial art of teras kasi, refining it over the years into an almost religious form of combat. Through the use of teras kasi, many Kashi Mer were turned toward the Dark Side of the Force, leading up to the events of the First Great Schism. The Kashi Mer culture was wiped out when the primary star supporting the planet Kashi went supernova and destroyed the entire system. (SWJ6, GMR5)

Kashi Mer
this was the name of the political government established in the ancient Kashi. (TOJC)

Kashi Mer
this is another name for the planet Kasi. (TOJC)

Kashi Mer Dynasty
this ancient civilization was located in the Phelleem Sector, and discovered ways in which to control and manipulate the Breath, or the Force. (TOJC)

Kashir
this planet was one of the few worlds that actually wanted to join the Old Republic, during the years leading up to the onset of the Clone Wars. Kashir was the homeworld of the Kashirim people. (T12)

Kashirim
this primitive race of humans was native to the planet Kashir. Several years before the Battle of Geonosis, the Kashirim decided to join the membership of the Old Republic. Suspicious by nature, the Kashirim often wore their weapons in plain site to establish trust among each other. Unfortunately, the Kashirim were also known as expert thieves. (T12)

Kashoon
this forested planet was known as the homeworld of the Kashoonara and the humbaba. The planet was conquered by the Empire early in the era of the New Order, but was eventually liberated by the Kashoonara with the help of the Alliance. (COG)

Kashoonara
this species of savage humanoids was native to the planet Kashoon. (COG)

Kashyyyk
this jungle planet, known for its deadly flora and fauna, was best-known as the Wookiee home world, although there were legends that say the Wookiees settled Kashyyyk after travelling from another planet. There were four main continents on the planet, separated by bands of ocean that was studded with archipelagoes. Despite its completely-forested appearance from space, about forty percent of Kashyyyk's surface was covered with water. Much of it was simply covered by the immense canopies of the native wroshyr trees. There was also a small region of desert near the equator. The Wookiees lived in huge tree cities built to elevate them from the dangerous lower levels of the jungle. The Wookies discovered that the jungle had seven distinct levels, each defined by the amount of light it received. The lower levels - designated first, second, and third - had plants which are phosphorescent, providing their own light. Wookiees never traveled below the fourth level. The normal Kashyyyk rotational period lasts about 26 standard hours; its year lasts 381 local days. It was located in the Sumitra Sector, and had three moons. During the height of the Clone Wars, Kashyyyk was considered an important world to both sides of the conflict because it was the primary navigation point for travel into the southwest quadrant of the galaxy. (SW, HTTE, HTSB, REB, DK, RD, GMR4, IS3)

Kashyyyk
this yellow star was the central body in the Kashyyyk System, located in the Mid Rim's Sumitra Sector. (GMR4)

Kashyyyk Bantha
while it surprised many beings to learn it, a subspecies of bantha actually did exist on the planet Kashyyyk. Because of Kashyyyk's forest-dominated landscape, it was believed that the planet's bantha population had grown from specimens brought back to Kashyyyk by Wookiee traders. The Kashyyyk bantha evolved to live in the tree-cities of the planet, but developed a rudimentary skill for climbing. Among the most obvious differences of the Kashyyyk bantha were lack of a shaggy coat, and the lack of the huge horns that were often associated with the species. In place of horns, the Kashyyyk bantha had evolved a pair of massive, bony plates that were used as battering rams. Another difference was the feet of the Kashyyyk banthas, which were tipped with longer, more articulated toes that allowed the creature to climb along the wroshyr tree branches. (GMR4)

Kashyyyk Clarion
this horn was produced by the Wookiees of Kashyyyk, who used hand-hammered bronzium ot cover a bantha horn. The bronzium was inset with cerulan gemstones. The clarion, although primarily a musical instrument, could be heard for up to twenty kilometers when blown properly. This made the clarion a communication device, as well as an instrument. (VD3)

Kashyyyk Stalker
this was a heavy blaster pistol produced by the Wookiees of the planet Kashyyyk, during the era of the New Order. (SWGAL)

Kashyyyk System
this Sumitra Sector star system contained the planet Kashyyyk. (REB, GMR4)

Kashyyyk Wood-moss
this species of wood-moss grew thick in the jungles of Kashyyyk. (MJH)

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