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Grand Admiral Ishin Il-Raz was Star Wars Expanded Universe character, a Grand Admiral of the Imperial Starfleet . He was one of the original 12 Grand Admirals, raised to that newly-created rank by the Emperor after the Battle Of Yavin .

Unlike all the other Grand Admirals, Il-Raz was ''not'' promoted for any military or strategic ability; indeed, he was wholely lacking in any martial talents. The Emperor promoted him solely for his political activities- Il-Raz was co-founder of COMPNOR during the Clone Wars (a volunteer organization devoted to supporting Palpatine) and for his work as a propagandist and theorist (his main contributions being the development of the "core values of High Human Culture"). Il-Raz was fanatically devoted to the Emperor and his new order, and felt that by switching to military activities, he could further earn Palpatine's regard; to this end he perpetrated various atrocities such as the ''Massacre of Myomar'' and the bombardment of the planet of Shalam. All this came crashing down in flames with the Battle Of Endor . His despair at the death of his idol ran deep, and despite comfort from another New Order fanatic Grand Admiral Pecatti Syn , who went so far as to let Il-Raz have his rare copy of the Emperor's ''Secrets of the Dark Side'', Il-Raz determined to end his life. Eight months after the Battle of Endor, amidst the chanting of precepts of the Select Committee, Il-Raz plunged the ''Emperor's Disciple'' into the Denarii Nova, with the loss of all hands.

''Though never published and thus not canonical,'' Star Wars Insider ''author Daniel Wallace indicates that Il-Raz's personal Star Destroyer was named Emperor's Disciple.'' ''See here .''

rally in 19 BBY, just after Palpatine declared the formation of the Empire.]]


REFERENCES

  • ''"Who's Who: Imperial Grand Admirals"''. Star Wars Insider #66, 2003. Pena, Abel G. and Daniel Wallace.

  • ''The Essential Chronology'', 1st edition. Kevin J. Anderson , Daniel Wallace , ISBN 034-543439-0. p. 72

  • ''Star Wars, The New Essential Guide to Characters'', 1st edition, 2002. Daniel Wallace , Michael Sutfin, New York: Del Rey. ISBN 034-544900-2



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