Bormea sector


The Bormea sector represented a region within the Core Worlds of the galaxy, identified as a sector. It was the location of the Chandrila system along with its various planets, prominently including Chandrila itself. Furthermore, Brentaal IV was found within this sector, a planet significant for its position at the intersection of the Hydian Way and the Perlemian Trade Route. The perilous Ringali Nebula also existed within the Bormea sector.

Description

Situated within the [Core Worlds](/article/core_worlds], the Bormea sector encompassed several notable celestial bodies. The Chandrila system resided here, boasting a minimum of seven planets, among them Chandrila and Sissubo. Additionally, the sector was home to Brentaal IV, a planet strategically positioned where the Hydian Way and Perlemian Trade Route – two crucial hyperspace routes – converged.

The hazardous Ringali Nebula also fell within the sector's boundaries. Within this nebula was the shattered moon known as Galitan. The space station referred to as Nadiri Dockyards was also located in this sector.

History

Mon Mothma, after she secured her election as senator representing Chandrila, expressed her intentions in an interview with Bormea Today. She voiced her hope to guide the chief of state through her three-part strategy aimed at enhancing the quality of life for the inhabitants of the Bormea sector.

Following the events of the Battle of Endor, the New Republic gained control over the sector. The Nadiri Dockyards were situated within this region and served as a base of operations.

During a mandatory morale session attended by stormtrooper FN-2187, he observed a holoprojector displaying a news report. This report detailed a triumph achieved by the First Order Navy within the Bormea sector.

Behind the scenes

In established canon, the Bormea sector received mention in Before the Awakening, a young adult novel authored by Greg Rucka and released in 2015.

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