Qel-Droma defeated Lord Mandalore, earning the services of the Mandalorian warriors. Together, they waged war on the Republic, stealing Jedi students from Ossus and subverting them to the dark side. After learning about the dark side from Nadd, Kun destroyed him with a dark side amulet.Įxar Kun and Ulic Qel-Droma met on Cinnagar, and their battle was interrupted by the spirit of Marka Ragnos, who declared Kun the Dark Lord of the Sith, and Qel-Droma his apprentice. They went to Yavin IV, where Nadd gave him a choice: surrender to the dark side, or die. Nadd's spirit told him to go to Korriban, where Nadd tricked him into accepting the dark side. He went to Onderon, where he learned of Freedon Nadd's tomb. The prophecy came true when the Krath, a secret dark side society, attacked the Republic and injured Ulic with alchemically-treated shrapnel, and then injected him with dark side poisons that would ensure his fall.Įxar Kun left his master, Vodo-Siosk Baas, because his master would not let him learn about the dark side. His spirit continued to advise his descendants.Īnother Jedi, Ulic Qel-Droma, was sent to Onderon to mediate a conflict, where he met the spirit of Freedon Nadd, who told him he would become a Sith Lord. He took his knowledge and the treasures of Sadow to the planet Onderon, where he used his acquired gifts to install himself as king. Six hundred years later, fallen Jedi Freedon Nadd arrived on Yavin IV, and learned Sith sorcery from the spirit of Naga Sadow. Sadow landed on Yavin IV and constructed vast temples with the labor of his Massassi warriors.
He fought not only the Republic, but the forces of his chief rival, Ludo Kressh, and was forced to destroy his own fleet to cover his escape. His successor, Naga Sadow, provoked war with the Republic, and installed himself as the leader of the Sith Empire. The Great Hyperspace War was instigated when two Republic hyperspace explorers accidentally crash-landed on the Sith graveyard planet Korriban during the funeral procession of Marka Ragnos.
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