Unidentified Dulok cub 2 Despite her royal pedigree , the daughter of King Gorneesh and Queen Urgah — rulers of a tribe of Duloks who lived in a swamp on the Forest Moon of Endor — was a troublemaker . The Princess joined her two siblings in harassing their mother to the point that the Queen ordered her husband to find a babysitter . Accordingly , Gorneesh had the female Ewok Latara captured to watch the three children . When a group of entertainer s known as the Travelling Jindas arrived to play for the village , the Dulok pups were in attendance ; thus , they witnessed Latara ' s friends rescue her from Gorneesh and Urgah ' s clutches . During the events , which occurred in 3 ABY , the Dulok was a toddler and wore a pink shawl similar to that worn by Urgah . She had already developed physical features consistent with those of her species , such as green fur . Biography . Born to parents Gorneesh and Urgah , respectively the king and queen of a tribe of Duloks on the Forest Moon of Endor , the female Dulok child was a mere toddler in 3 ABY . One day in that year , the child , wearing a light - pink shawl , joined her brother and another sibling as they terrorized their mother while the Queen tried to do chores in the royal hut in the Dulok Swamp . For her part in the mischief , the Princeess grasped Urgah ' s left leg and gnawed on her knee . With children still attached , Urgah ordered her husband to find a babysitter , lest he go hungry at suppertime . The King sent out a pair of guards to nab an Ewok from Bright Tree Village , a settlement in the forest nearby . The scouts later came back with a young , gray - furred Ewok named Latara , tied up and ready to be put to work . Gorneesh initiated what he considered her " torture " by introducing her to the trio of Dulok cubs . The shawl - wearing toddler joined her siblings in welcoming their new babysitter with a body slam and floor wrestling match . That evening the Dulok Princess and her two siblings dragged Latara to the front row of a performance by the Travelling Jindas , a band of wandering performers who had arrived in the swamp that day . The pups stood relatively still for the show , although they did join their peers in heckling certain acts . When Trebla , a Jinda magic ian , appeared , the shawl - wearing child was left with her parents and siblings as the performer pulled Latara onto the stage to be his assistant . The Ewok was then spirited away as the Jindas rapidly packed up and left the swamp ; indeed , Latara ' s friends — the Ewoks Paploo , Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka , Teebo , and Wicket W . Warrick , all in Jinda costumes — had organized the show as a cover to save their friend from child - watching slavery . Personality and traits . As a toddler in 3 ABY , Gorneesh and Urgah ' s daughter was shorter than the typical Dulok ' s height of 1 . 35 meters ; she stood only knee - high to most adult members of the species . Nevertheless , the cub sported the gray skin , brown eyebrows , brown nose , and green fur typical among Duloks . She also sported white eyes . At the time that Urgah demanded a babysitter for the child , the Princess wore a light - pink shawl not unlike the one worn by the family matriarch . The Dulok toddler also sported a golden hairband . She had only two prominent teeth , both canines that poked upward from her lower jaw . Like the rest of the brood , the Dulok Princess was rambunctious and disobedient such that having to care for her was considered a form of torture . In one instance , the child clung to Urgah ' s leg and bit her knee , all the while laughing sinisterly . When the child ' s parents enlisted the Ewok Latara to babysit her , the pup joined her siblings in tackling the new arrival and pummeling her on the ground of Gorneesh and Urgah ' s dwelling . Later , however , the toddler attentively watched a performance by the Travelling Jindas . Behind the scenes . " The Travelling Jindas " , a first - season episode of the animated television series " " , introduced the Dulok Princess when it was first aired on October 5 , 1985 . The episode , directed by Raymond Jafelice and written by Bob Carrau , later became part of the DVD feature film " Tales from the Endor Woods " , first released in 2004 .