A Journey Through 13 BILLION Years: History of the Galaxy BEFORE the Republic, Jedi & Sith Were Born

A much longer time ago in a galaxy far, far away…

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A much longer time ago in a galaxy far, far away…

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🎬Video Credits:
Narrators - Cam
Editor - Giorgi
Writers - Sean
Audio - Lyz

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Chapters:

0:00 Intro
2:30 In The Beginning
9:01 Ancient Peoples
15:52 The Celestials
21:32 The Ones
25:15 The Tho Yor
27:14 Tython and the Je’daii
33:05 Rise of the Rakata
36:17 The Infinite Empire
42:19 Conquests of the Builders
45:22 The Star Forge
51:25 The Force Wars
55:48 Ashes of Empire
59:11 New Empires
1:02:15 The Human Core and the Tion
1:07:45 The Pirate King
1:10:58 Xim the Despot
1:16:06 The Xim Wars
1:21:53 A Republic is Born
1:22:54 Outro

[geetslys]

Hours of narration, script-writing and editing go into these videos, and it would be so much harder to produce without sponsors.

[based]

The Rakata are pretty interesting. Especially how they originated form the Unknown Regions, were able to replace the celestials and ultimately fell because of a plague and faded into obscurity.

[kale]

I love the fact that videos like this can exist

[EdaugEthanbYT]

This video is simultaneously smaller and longer than I expected. I figured the Infinite Empire would take up at least 2 hours

[JonathanCochran-muxs]

Why yes, YouTube algorithm, I do want to know about obscure Star Wars lore.

[EikelmannRU]

Best star wars channel on YouTube right here. No contest.

[ReckSaber]

Damn I love Star Wars lore. Been consuming lore since middle school. Im 25 now and there is still so much to learn about Star Wars. Completely insane

[amyb.]

In my head canon, the Celestials are the devs/writers and players of the Star Wars franchise. :D The vines are the server cords that hold it all together, and the Killiks were computer viruses - or "bugs". The hyperspace barrier is just the edge of the map.
Abeloth, meanwhile, is clearly Disney. ;)

[marshalllatta]

I will love to know so much more about the star wars galaxy history millions of years before the galactic Republic Jedi and sith were born that just sounds so cool 😊

[tk-]

3:28 Grand Admiral Teshik's story is really cool. He is considered one of, if not the least 'evil' of the Grand Admirals (similar to Thrawn) and was actually a compassionate guy. He simply was in the wrong place at the wrong time being a high ranking imperial who survived Endor and the rebels were feeling particularly ruthless that day so they had him executed. It would have been interesting to have seen what would have happened if Teshik retreated or surrendered that day. Perhaps he would have joined up with Pellaon and helped the New Republic fight the Yuuzhan Vong.

[matroid]

Oh my God this is it this is the video I've been waiting for.

The peak of Star wars channels that take tidbits from the essential guides

The super aliens 👽

[Ibz-]

This is better than an entire college lecture

[aamirrazak]

galactic history is really fascinating, especially the pre republic era. The celestials Rakata je’daii were all really interesting imo. Great video!

[otminealnamer]

This is the part of Star Wars I love the most. Love the mysterious and ancient side of it, feeling reminiscent of ancient Greek myths where gods and titans walked with men.

[maxtermind]

I personally think the Rakata and the tionese are the most interesting civilizations of the pre Republic era. I like the history of the Tionese and I hope their culture is explored as its distinct from the core.

[ChrisBBliss]

Thank so much I studied the occult and I was able to find a lot of correlations with the knowledge in history. Thank you again for the time, energy and perspective.

[sonofeyeabovealleffoff]

The Trials and Transformation of Arhul Hextrophon sheds light on this era. Its on a website that is constantly updated in PDF format.

[Im-Not-a-Dog]

On the Gree:
How did neither the Creators or Researchers not know how to operate the technologies they created? It makes no sense that only the Operators would have that knowledge because they would have had to get that knowlege from the Researchers and Creators to begin with when they created the tech.

[davidlozano]

Humans: grab my beer

Rakata: grab my stellar forge 😁

[Kenibus]

Would you be interested in doing a walkthrough video like this about the Yuuzhan Vong war?? I can’t remember what happens in all 19 books lol