Wookieepedia - Temples - Jedi Temples, Sith Temples, Great Temple, Hidden Temple, Hidden Temple, Jedi Academy, Jedi Enclave, Jedi Monument, Jedi Temple, Jedi Temple, Jedi Temple, New Jedi Temple, Raxus Prime Jedi Temple, Temples of Vormijj, Temple of the B (Paperback)

This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 45. Chapters: Jedi temples, Sith temples, Great Temple, Hidden Temple, Hidden Temple, Jedi Academy, Jedi Enclave, Jedi Monument, Jedi Temple, Jedi Temple, Jedi Temple, New Jedi Temple, Raxus Prime Jedi Temple, Temples of Vormijj, Temple of the Blueleaf Cluster, Ancient Sith Temple, Dark Force Temple, Dark Temple, Fornayh's fortress, Great Temple, Great Temple, Kabus-Dabeh, Kesh Sith Temple, Odacer-Faustin Sith academy, Palace of the Woolamander, Sith Temple, Sith Temple, Sith temple, Sith Temple, Temple of Exar Kun, Temple of Fire, Temple of Pain, Temple of the Blueleaf Cluster, Temple of the Sith, XoXaan's Temple, Zigoola Sith temple, Altar of Promises, Altar of the Dark Side, B'omarr Monastery, Baran Do temple, Danuta Temple, Dark Side pyramids, Esraza Temple, Great Shell Dome, Great Temple, Gungan Temple, Home of Wisdom, Lost Temple, Maya Armus, Mysterious Shrine, Power Mounds, Progate Temple, Rakatan temple, Revyia temple, Scardia Station, Shrine of Yun-Harla, Shrupak, Star Temple, Tempestro temple, Temples of Vormijj, Temple, Temple of Korman Lao, Temple of Pomojema, Temple of the Ancients, Temple of the Creator, Temple of the Lovers, Temple of the Sacred Circle, Temple of Waru. Excerpt: The Great Temple, commonly referred to as the Massassi Temple, was built on Yavin 4 by the Massassi to worship Naga Sadow, a Sith Lord who had enslaved and mutated the Massassi using Sith alchemy. The Temple later housed the Rebel Alliance base and the Jedi Praxeum. The Temple was destroyed during the Yuuzhan Vong occupation of Yavin 4. The Great Temple, was built on Yavin 4 by the Massassi to worship Naga Sadow, a Sith Lord who had enslaved and mutated the Massassi using Sith alchemy. The Massassi continued to worship their god at the Temple even after he entered a state of hibernation inside a sarcophagus. They continued to worship there for over a thousand years (long after their god's presume...