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[[House Korriban]] was once one of three houses in [[Clan Exar Kun]] until it was closed when the clan was merged into [[Clan Plagueis]]. The house was an [[Obelisk]] Order house. Much of the information about the house was lost during the merger, although it is known that this house was merged with [[House Ziost]] to form [[House Exar Kun]].
[[House Korriban]] was once one of three houses in [[Clan Exar Kun]] until it was closed when the clan was merged into [[Clan Plagueis]]. The house was an [[Obelisk]] Order house. Much of the information about the house was lost during the merger, although it is known that this house was merged with [[House Ziost]] to form [[House Exar Kun]].




===  Summit  ===
===  Summit  ===
''Note: This list is incomplete due to data lose during the merger''
''Note: This list is incomplete due to data lose during the merger''





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House Ziost
General information
Historical information
Founding:

19 ABY


Dissolution:

23 ABY


Other information
Affilliation:
Era(s):

Dark Jedi Brotherhood Era


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House Korriban was once one of three houses in Clan Exar Kun until it was closed when the clan was merged into Clan Plagueis. The house was an Obelisk Order house. Much of the information about the house was lost during the merger, although it is known that this house was merged with House Ziost to form House Exar Kun.


Summit

Note: This list is incomplete due to data lose during the merger


Quaestors

  1. Ace
  2. Jacob Van Nowak
  3. Khan
  4. Sephiroth
  5. Exar Khaland
  6. Khan
  7. Vally Tamalar
  8. Reza

Aediles

  1. Jacob Van Nowak