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In '''648 BCE''', the [[San'Shyuum]] homeworld of [[Janjur Qom]] is allegedly destroyed by a natural stellar collapse.<ref>'''[[Bestiarum]]'''</ref><ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''page 113''</ref> The construction of the Covenant capital city and mobile [[space station]] ''[[High Charity]]'' is also completed this year.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 93''</ref>
In '''648 BCE''', the [[San'Shyuum]] homeworld of [[Janjur Qom]] is allegedly destroyed by a natural stellar collapse.<ref>'''[[Bestiarum]]'''</ref><ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''page 113''</ref> The construction of the Covenant capital city and mobile [[space station]] ''[[High Charity]]'' is also completed this year.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 93''</ref> It is unknown whether or not the descendants of the [[Reformists|Reformer]] San'Shyuum had ever physically returned to their homeworld after they left it in [[2100 BCE]] during their [[San'Shyuum Civil War|schism]] with the [[Stoics|Stoic]] San'Shyuum.<ref>'''Halo Encyclopedia''', page 298</ref>


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In 648 BCE, the San'Shyuum homeworld of Janjur Qom is allegedly destroyed by a natural stellar collapse.[1][2] The construction of the Covenant capital city and mobile space station High Charity is also completed this year.[3] It is unknown whether or not the descendants of the Reformer San'Shyuum had ever physically returned to their homeworld after they left it in 2100 BCE during their schism with the Stoic San'Shyuum.[4]

Sources

  1. ^ Bestiarum
  2. ^ Halo Encyclopedia, page 113
  3. ^ Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 93
  4. ^ Halo Encyclopedia, page 298