Great Sith Wars Bas-Relief

The Great Sith Wars Bas-Relief was an ancient frieze made up of six stone panels which depicted a struggle between Jedi and Sith minions on an ancient battlefield of the Great Sith Wars. The Bas-Relief was created around 4,000 BBY. Its detailed carvings included not only warriors engaged in a deadly conflict, but also terrifying war beastsStar Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia that fell into myth.
At some point, the frieze had adorned the chambers of a Sith Emperor. The frieze was later excavated in one of the enormous stone temples built by the Massassi on Yavin 4 some five thousands years before the rise of the Galactic Empire.
The frieze, which was extremely valuable, ended up in the possession of the Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Sidious, better known under his public persona of Sheev Palpatine, Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic. The Chancellor put the 4,000-year-old frieze on display in his office complex, on a wall of the anteroom to his most private sanctum. The Jedi guests thought it was an illustration of an ancient Jedi victory, but it was actually a tribute to the power of the Sith.
By 14 BBY, the frieze had been moved to Palpatine's, now Galactic Emperor, personal quarters in the Pinnacle Room of the Imperial Palace's primary spire.
At the time of the Cold War, the frieze was in the possession of the Ithorian collector Dok-Ondar, who placed it in his antiques shop in Black Spire Outpost on the planet Batuu.
==Behind the scenes==
While Star Wars 100 Objects establishes the Bas-Relief depicts the Great Sith Wars, "Art Wars" claims the conflict depicted in the Bas-Relief was the similarly named Great Sith War.
==Appearances==
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*Tarkin 
*Darth Vader (2020) 33 
*Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire 
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==Sources==
*Star Wars: Complete Locations
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*Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia
*Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary, New Edition
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*Star Wars 100 Objects 
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*Star Wars: The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire
==Notes and references==
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Category:Darth Sidious' collection