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|place=[[Sanghelios]] | |place=[[Sanghelios]], [[Urs system]] | ||
|result=Ongoing as of April 2553 | |result=Ongoing as of April 2553 | ||
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*[[Ontom]] | *[[Ontom]] | ||
*[[Curo | *[[Curo keep]] | ||
*[[Nuan | *[[Nuan keep]] | ||
*[[Rtova | *[[Rtova keep]] | ||
''supported by'' | ''supported by'' | ||
[[ | [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] | ||
|side2=[[Arbiter]] [[Thel 'Vadam's Covenant faction|loyalist]] keeps | |side2=[[Arbiter]] [[Thel 'Vadam's Covenant faction|loyalist]] keeps | ||
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*[[Chaura]] | *[[Chaura]] | ||
*[[Hilot]] | *[[Hilot]] | ||
*[[Acroli]] - except for Nes'alun | *[[Acroli]] - except for [[Nes'alun keep]] | ||
[[Unified Earth Government]] | [[Unified Earth Government]] | ||
[[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] | [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] | ||
|commanders1= | |commanders1=[[Field Master]] [[Avu Med 'Telcam]] <br> | ||
[[Margaret Parangosky|ADM Margaret Parangosky]] <br> | |||
[[Serin Osman|CAPT Serin Osman]] <br> | |||
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[[Terrence Hood|ADM Lord Hood]] <br> | |||
[[Andrew Del Rio|CAPT Andrew Del Rio]] <br> | |||
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**''Unflinching Resolve'' | **''[[Unflinching Resolve]]'' | ||
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*ONI [[ | *ONI [[prowler]] | ||
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The '''Sangheili civil war''' was a major conflict fought between the [[Thel 'Vadam's Covenant faction|forces loyal]] to [[Arbiter]] [[Thel 'Vadam]] and the [[Servants of the Abiding Truth]] in [[2553]] on [[Sanghelios]]. | The '''Sangheili civil war''' was a major conflict fought between the [[Thel 'Vadam's Covenant faction|forces loyal]] to [[Arbiter]] [[Thel 'Vadam]] and the [[Servants of the Abiding Truth]] in [[2553]] on [[Sanghelios]]. | ||
== | ==Causes== | ||
Some months after the dissolution of the [[Covenant]], an ancient religious order of [[Sangheili]] known as the Servants of the Abiding Truth continued to preach the divinity of the [[Forerunner]]s, claiming that while the Covenant's [[San 'Shyuum|Prophets]] had been false, the Forerunners were still gods and demanded reverence and respect. Consequently, they felt that Thel Vadam and those loyal to him were committing blasphemy by saying otherwise. | Some months after the dissolution of the [[Covenant]], an ancient religious order of [[Sangheili]] known as the Servants of the Abiding Truth continued to preach the divinity of the [[Forerunner]]s, claiming that while the Covenant's [[San 'Shyuum|Prophets]] had been false, the Forerunners were still gods and demanded reverence and respect. Consequently, they felt that Thel Vadam and those loyal to him were committing blasphemy by saying otherwise. | ||
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==The war== | |||
===Assault on Vadam=== | ===Assault on Vadam=== | ||
In [[2553#March|March 2553]], an attempted [[Jiralhanae]] insurrection in Ontom led [[Avu Med 'Telcam]], leader of the Servants of Abiding Truth, to the decision for an immediate assault on the [[ | In [[2553#March|March 2553]], an attempted [[Jiralhanae]] insurrection in [[Ontom]] led [[Avu Med 'Telcam]], leader of the Servants of Abiding Truth, to the decision for an immediate assault on the state of [[Vadam]]. Along with nine ships and forces from [[Nuan keep]] and [[Rtova keep]], 'Telcam commanded the assault from the [[Covenant frigate|frigate]] ''[[Unflinching Resolve]]''.<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', ''page 114''</ref> Eventually, however, the ''Unflinching Resolve'' suffered a direct hit and crash landed. Despite being caught off-guard it appeared as though the Arbiter would be victorious, however, news spread that he allowed humans to land on Sanghelios; this caused many keeps to ally with the Servants of Abiding Truth and the tide turned in their favor. The Arbiter was caught off guard and when his own reinforcements couldn't arrive on time, he reluctantly accepted [[Admiral]] [[Terrence Hood]]'s offer for help in fending off the attackers. The tide turned when {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} arrived over Sanghelios and destroyed the rebel destroyer ''[[Defender of Faith]]'' before finishing off the rebel ground forces with a [[MAC]] round. The {{UNSCShip|Port Stanley}}, posed as a [[Kig-Yar]] pirate ship, destroyed a few of 'Vadam's ships in order to maintain the stalemate between the two factions, leaving the Arbiter with a Pyrrhic victory. | ||
After the battle, Thel 'Vadam was in talks to visit the UNSC ''Infinity'', a ship more powerful than any during the Human-Covenant War. The remnants of the Servants of Abiding Truth escaped to [[New Llanelli]] to regroup. One month later 'Telcam said he would remain on New Llanelli until he convinced more keeps to join his cause or get enough ships to destroy those who refuse.<ref>'''Halo: Mortal Dictata''', ''page 122''</ref> | After the battle, Thel 'Vadam was in talks to visit the UNSC ''Infinity'', a ship more powerful than any during the Human-Covenant War. The remnants of the Servants of Abiding Truth escaped to [[New Llanelli]] to regroup. One month later 'Telcam said he would remain on New Llanelli until he convinced more keeps to join his cause or get enough ships to destroy those who refuse.<ref>'''Halo: Mortal Dictata''', ''page 122''</ref> | ||
===Massacre at Nes'alun keep=== | |||
The conflicts in Vadam led to other engagements throughout Sanghelios. Unlike the majority of keeps in [[Acroli]], [[Nes'alun keep]] was against the Arbiter. While the keep's males left to fight Vadam's forces, the keep females and children were left behind. The elder of [[Lacalu keep]] took advantage of this and attempted to seize the keep and its land. The keep's lady, [[Elar 'Nas]], defended the other females and children in a small farmhouse for an unknown length of time. Soon the keep's [[Unggoy]] laborers [[Dengo]] and [[Gikak]] returned along with [[Evan Phillips]], who had been [[slipspace translocation|teleported]] to the nearby [[Forerunner]] ruins. Elar allowed Phillips to come inside, armed him, and prepared themselves for another wave of attackers.<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', ''page 209''</ref> | |||
Soon afterwards [[Kilo-Five]] arrived at the keep to retrieve Phillips. Their extraction was stalled when the ''[[Tart-Cart]]'', piloted by [[Lian Devereaux]], was attacked by several [[Type-26 Banshee]]s. After holding off more Lacalu warriors, [[Vasily Beloi]], [[Malcolm Geffen]], and [[Naomi-010]] extracted Phillips in the midst of battle, leaving the women and children to defend for themselves.<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', ''page 245''</ref> Elar and her clan were later killed which unsettled Phillips.<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', ''page 368''</ref> | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
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The Sangheili civil war was a major conflict fought between the forces loyal to Arbiter Thel 'Vadam and the Servants of the Abiding Truth in 2553 on Sanghelios.
Causes
Some months after the dissolution of the Covenant, an ancient religious order of Sangheili known as the Servants of the Abiding Truth continued to preach the divinity of the Forerunners, claiming that while the Covenant's Prophets had been false, the Forerunners were still gods and demanded reverence and respect. Consequently, they felt that Thel Vadam and those loyal to him were committing blasphemy by saying otherwise.
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The war
Assault on Vadam
In March 2553, an attempted Jiralhanae insurrection in Ontom led Avu Med 'Telcam, leader of the Servants of Abiding Truth, to the decision for an immediate assault on the state of Vadam. Along with nine ships and forces from Nuan keep and Rtova keep, 'Telcam commanded the assault from the frigate Unflinching Resolve.[1] Eventually, however, the Unflinching Resolve suffered a direct hit and crash landed. Despite being caught off-guard it appeared as though the Arbiter would be victorious, however, news spread that he allowed humans to land on Sanghelios; this caused many keeps to ally with the Servants of Abiding Truth and the tide turned in their favor. The Arbiter was caught off guard and when his own reinforcements couldn't arrive on time, he reluctantly accepted Admiral Terrence Hood's offer for help in fending off the attackers. The tide turned when UNSC Infinity arrived over Sanghelios and destroyed the rebel destroyer Defender of Faith before finishing off the rebel ground forces with a MAC round. The UNSC Port Stanley, posed as a Kig-Yar pirate ship, destroyed a few of 'Vadam's ships in order to maintain the stalemate between the two factions, leaving the Arbiter with a Pyrrhic victory.
After the battle, Thel 'Vadam was in talks to visit the UNSC Infinity, a ship more powerful than any during the Human-Covenant War. The remnants of the Servants of Abiding Truth escaped to New Llanelli to regroup. One month later 'Telcam said he would remain on New Llanelli until he convinced more keeps to join his cause or get enough ships to destroy those who refuse.[2]
Massacre at Nes'alun keep
The conflicts in Vadam led to other engagements throughout Sanghelios. Unlike the majority of keeps in Acroli, Nes'alun keep was against the Arbiter. While the keep's males left to fight Vadam's forces, the keep females and children were left behind. The elder of Lacalu keep took advantage of this and attempted to seize the keep and its land. The keep's lady, Elar 'Nas, defended the other females and children in a small farmhouse for an unknown length of time. Soon the keep's Unggoy laborers Dengo and Gikak returned along with Evan Phillips, who had been teleported to the nearby Forerunner ruins. Elar allowed Phillips to come inside, armed him, and prepared themselves for another wave of attackers.[3]
Soon afterwards Kilo-Five arrived at the keep to retrieve Phillips. Their extraction was stalled when the Tart-Cart, piloted by Lian Devereaux, was attacked by several Type-26 Banshees. After holding off more Lacalu warriors, Vasily Beloi, Malcolm Geffen, and Naomi-010 extracted Phillips in the midst of battle, leaving the women and children to defend for themselves.[4] Elar and her clan were later killed which unsettled Phillips.[5]
List of appearances
- Halo: The Thursday War (First appearance)
- Halo: Mortal Dictata
