Ahsoka is the latest entry in the Star Wars franchise, expanding the period of time between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens. Set nine years after the fall of the Empire, the series is set in the age of the New Republic, wherein the galaxy continued to rebuild following the devastating Galactic Civil War. Re-establishing a democracy in the galaxy, the New Republic became a symbol of hope and peace after so many years of the Empire’s subjugation.While the age of the New Republic was always thought to be peaceful, recent series like The Mandalorian and Ahsoka have revealed new truths about the governmental system that make things far more complicated. Audiences are beginning to learn more and more about the New Republic, including its biggest strengths and most debilitating weaknesses. Although there is still very much about the New Republic that Star Wars hasn’t revealed yet, the franchise has gone to great lengths to flesh out the government in its recent projects. As such, audiences can discern certain key attributes and facts about the New Republic as it stands in the current era of the Star Wars universe.After the Galactic Civil War, the conflict between the Empire and the Rebels depicted in the original trilogy, came to an end in 4 ABY, the New Republic became the new governing body over the galaxy. In the year following the Battle of Endor, the Rebel Alliance continued rooting out the few remaining Imperial armies scattered throughout the galaxy. The Imperials officially surrendered following their defeat at the Battle of Jakku, officially bringing the Galactic Civil War to an end. The ensuing weeks and months saw the New Republic begin in earnest, officially becoming the replacement for the Galactic Empire. In the Star Wars calendar, the definitive beginning of the New Republic’s rule is traced back to the year 5 ABY.RELATED: Criticism of Ahsoka Tano’s Debut Perfectly Mirrors Modern Star Wars ‘Discourse’RELATED: Ahsoka Just Added Two Star Wars: KOTOR Characters to Disney Era Canon
Ahsoka is the latest entry in the Star Wars franchise, expanding the period of time between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens. Set nine years after the fall of the Empire, the series is set in the age of the New Republic, wherein the galaxy continued to rebuild following the devastating Galactic Civil War. Re-establishing a democracy in the galaxy, the New Republic became a symbol of hope and peace after so many years of the Empire’s subjugation.
While the age of the New Republic was always thought to be peaceful, recent series like The Mandalorian and Ahsoka have revealed new truths about the governmental system that make things far more complicated. Audiences are beginning to learn more and more about the New Republic, including its biggest strengths and most debilitating weaknesses. Although there is still very much about the New Republic that Star Wars hasn’t revealed yet, the franchise has gone to great lengths to flesh out the government in its recent projects. As such, audiences can discern certain key attributes and facts about the New Republic as it stands in the current era of the Star Wars universe.
After the Galactic Civil War, the conflict between the Empire and the Rebels depicted in the original trilogy, came to an end in 4 ABY, the New Republic became the new governing body over the galaxy. In the year following the Battle of Endor, the Rebel Alliance continued rooting out the few remaining Imperial armies scattered throughout the galaxy. The Imperials officially surrendered following their defeat at the Battle of Jakku, officially bringing the Galactic Civil War to an end. The ensuing weeks and months saw the New Republic begin in earnest, officially becoming the replacement for the Galactic Empire. In the Star Wars calendar, the definitive beginning of the New Republic’s rule is traced back to the year 5 ABY.
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