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| Originally formed in 28 ABY by Archduke Christopher Tirk and the other Feudal leaders of the [[Jusadih System]], the '''Jusadih Independence Coalition''' once took power of the entirety of Jusadih in an effort to gain power and make decisions without the shadowy overseers of [[Clan Plagueis]]. Joined by militias from each world, the [[Crimson Tide]], and even [[Rogue]] [[starwars:Dark Jedi]] seeking a life of greater power and prestige, they attempted to receive a legitimate Senate presence in the [[starwars:Galactic Alliance]] but were blocked and then thwarted by [[Plagueis]] in the [[War of Ascension]]. | | Originally formed in 28 ABY by Archduke Christopher Tirk and the other Feudal leaders of the [[Jusadih System]], the '''Jusadih Independence Coalition''' once took power of the entirety of Jusadih in an effort to gain power and make decisions without the shadowy overseers of [[Clan Plagueis]]. Joined by militias from each world, the [[Crimson Tide]], and even [[Rogue]] [[starwars:Dark Jedi|Dark Jedi]] seeking a life of greater power and prestige, they attempted to receive a legitimate Senate presence in the [[starwars:Galactic Alliance|Galactic Alliance]] but were blocked and then thwarted by [[Plagueis]] in the [[War of Ascension]]. |
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| Today, with the Tide destroyed and the Feudalist ideals and structures long since gone, the JIC exists as a number of semi-affiliated and variably motivated splinter cells, with only the desire for their system's liberation from the iron grip of the [[Jusadih Military Regime]] uniting them. Though they still fight tenaciously and are a constant and often dangerous thorn in the side of the Ascendant House, without higher leadership, they hardly pose a real threat to the JMR's rule. | | Today, with the Tide destroyed and the Feudalist ideals and structures long since gone, the JIC exists as a number of semi-affiliated and variably motivated splinter cells, with only the desire for their system's liberation from the iron grip of the [[Jusadih Military Regime]] uniting them. Though they still fight tenaciously and are a constant and often dangerous thorn in the side of the Ascendant House, without higher leadership, they hardly pose a real threat to the JMR's rule. |
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Originally formed in 28 ABY by Archduke Christopher Tirk and the other Feudal leaders of the Jusadih System, the Jusadih Independence Coalition once took power of the entirety of Jusadih in an effort to gain power and make decisions without the shadowy overseers of Clan Plagueis. Joined by militias from each world, the Crimson Tide, and even Rogue Dark Jedi seeking a life of greater power and prestige, they attempted to receive a legitimate Senate presence in the Galactic Alliance but were blocked and then thwarted by Plagueis in the War of Ascension.
Today, with the Tide destroyed and the Feudalist ideals and structures long since gone, the JIC exists as a number of semi-affiliated and variably motivated splinter cells, with only the desire for their system's liberation from the iron grip of the Jusadih Military Regime uniting them. Though they still fight tenaciously and are a constant and often dangerous thorn in the side of the Ascendant House, without higher leadership, they hardly pose a real threat to the JMR's rule.
History
Information forthcoming.
Organization
Information forthcoming.
Leadership
Activity in Jusadih
Trivia
- The JIC was originally created by Alaris Jinn di Plagia as the enemy of the War of Ascension, an event that he wrote.
- Since the Crimson Tide's destruction, the JIC has gone from being a stop-gap measure in competition creation to a very real and much-changed part of the Plagueian list of enemies.