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*{{WEGCite|book=Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One|story=Joralla}} {{Only}} | *{{WEGCite|book=Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One|story=Joralla}} {{Only}} | ||
*{{WEGCite|book=The Star Wars Planets Collection|story=Joralla| | *{{WEGCite|book=The Star Wars Planets Collection|story=Joralla|updated=Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One}} | ||
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Within the Joralla system, the red giant star Jaska was orbited by three planets: the poisonous Manalin and Grall, and the tropical jungle world Joralla for which the system was named.
History
During the reign of the Galactic Empire, the star systems neighboring the Joralla system experienced problems with containing the aggressive nature of the Tikiarri, the Joralla's native sentient species, and therefore pressured Moff Debin Seylas to act on the matter. Since Seylas was unable to officially quarantine the Joralla system without the support of his superiors, he opted for an easier solution by posting a regular patrol of the system by a pair of GAT-12 Skipray Blastboats. Each Blastboat was dispatched to the system once per week for a thirty six–hour rotation. Any starships entering the system were warned of the potential danger posed by vising Joralla. Departing vessels were frequently searched for any transported Tikiarri.
Sources
"Joralla" – Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One (Single Source)- "Joralla" – The Star Wars Planets Collection (Updated to Second Edition from Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One)