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The '''Charum Hakkor system'''<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 217'' (''"I remembered the ring-shaped void and streaming trace left in the magnetic field and solar wind of the Charum Hakkor system."'')</ref> was a star system located in the borders of the [[Milky Way|Milky Way Galaxy]]. Once the heart of the [[prehistoric human civilization|prehistoric human empire]], the system had fifteen planets, three of which were major human colonies; these included the system's namesake and most significant world, [[Charum Hakkor]]. The rest were mined for ore and volatiles.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 122''</ref> The system was known to be on the extreme edge of the galactic halo. The stars of the galaxy could only be seen in one hemisphere of the night sky. The other was the blackness of the [[intergalactic space|intergalactic void]].<ref> '''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 115''</ref>
The '''Charum Hakkor system'''<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 217'' (''"I remembered the ring-shaped void and streaming trace left in the magnetic field and solar wind of the Charum Hakkor system."'')</ref> was a star system located in the borders of the [[Milky Way|Milky Way Galaxy]]. Once the heart of the [[prehistoric human civilization|prehistoric human empire]], the system had fifteen planets, three of which were major human colonies; these included the system's namesake and most significant world, [[Charum Hakkor]]. The rest were mined for ore and volatiles.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 122''</ref> The system was known to be on the extreme edge of the galactic halo. The stars of the galaxy could only be seen in one hemisphere of the night sky, while the other was the blackness of the [[intergalactic space|intergalactic void]].<ref> '''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 115''</ref>


==History==
==History==
Millions of years ago, [[Charum Hakkor]] was inhabited by the long-vanished [[Precursor]]s, who built a wealth of impressive structures on and around the planet. Later, Charum Hakkor served as the political center of the [[human-San 'Shyuum alliance]] and was the last human world to fall in the [[Human-Forerunner War]] circa [[109,000 BCE]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 111''</ref> In approximately [[100,043 BCE]], the system was used as a test site for [[Installation 07]]; this was the first test firing of a [[Halo Array|Halo installation]]. The effects of the weapon devastated the complex ecosystem on [[Faun Hakkor]] and the [[Precursor]] structures on neighboring Charum Hakkor. 100,000 years later, at some point in the modern era, the system was discovered and explored by the [[UNSC]], and a simulation of [[Monolith|a monument]] in Sothra Hakkor was later used by the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}'s [[SPARTAN-IV Program|SPARTAN-IV]] complement for training.
Millions of years ago, [[Charum Hakkor]] was inhabited by the long-vanished [[Precursor]]s, who built a wealth of impressive structures on and around the planet. Later, Charum Hakkor served as the political center of the [[human-San 'Shyuum alliance]] and was the last human world to fall in the [[Human-Forerunner War]] circa [[109,000 BCE]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 111''</ref> In approximately [[100,043 BCE]], the system was used as a test site for [[Installation 07]]; this was the first test firing of a [[Installation 07|Halo installation]]. The effects of the weapon devastated the complex ecosystem on [[Faun Hakkor]] and the [[Precursor]] structures on neighboring Charum Hakkor. 100,000 years later, at some point in the modern era, the system was discovered and explored by the [[UNSC]], and a simulation of [[Monolith|a monument]] in the rings of Sothra Hakkor was later used by the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}'s [[SPARTAN-IV Program|SPARTAN-IV]] complement for training.<ref>'''Halo 4''', multiplayer map ''[[Monolith]]''</ref>


==Planets==
==Planets==
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*[[Faun Hakkor]] - another major human colony and origin of the domesticated [[Pheru]].
*[[Faun Hakkor]] - another major human colony and origin of the domesticated [[Pheru]].
*[[Ben Nauk]] - one of the three primary human-settled worlds in the system.
*[[Ben Nauk]] - one of the three primary human-settled worlds in the system.
*[[Sothra Hakkor]] - orbited by an [[asteroid]] belt in which the Forerunners constructed a series of monuments after their war with humanity.
*[[Sothra Hakkor]] - orbited by a system of rings in which the Forerunners constructed a series of monuments after their war with humanity.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:H4 - Charum Hakkor.jpg|Charum Hakkor in the aftermath of the final battle.
File:H4 - Charum Hakkor.jpg|Charum Hakkor in the aftermath of the final battle.
File:Sothrahakkor.jpg|Sothra Hakkor as seen from the nearby asteroid field.
File:Sothrahakkor.jpg|Sothra Hakkor as seen from the planet's ring system.
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Revision as of 10:19, July 5, 2013

The Charum Hakkor system[1] was a star system located in the borders of the Milky Way Galaxy. Once the heart of the prehistoric human empire, the system had fifteen planets, three of which were major human colonies; these included the system's namesake and most significant world, Charum Hakkor. The rest were mined for ore and volatiles.[2] The system was known to be on the extreme edge of the galactic halo. The stars of the galaxy could only be seen in one hemisphere of the night sky, while the other was the blackness of the intergalactic void.[3]

History

Millions of years ago, Charum Hakkor was inhabited by the long-vanished Precursors, who built a wealth of impressive structures on and around the planet. Later, Charum Hakkor served as the political center of the human-San 'Shyuum alliance and was the last human world to fall in the Human-Forerunner War circa 109,000 BCE.[4] In approximately 100,043 BCE, the system was used as a test site for Installation 07; this was the first test firing of a Halo installation. The effects of the weapon devastated the complex ecosystem on Faun Hakkor and the Precursor structures on neighboring Charum Hakkor. 100,000 years later, at some point in the modern era, the system was discovered and explored by the UNSC, and a simulation of a monument in the rings of Sothra Hakkor was later used by the UNSC Infinity's SPARTAN-IV complement for training.[5]

Planets

  • Charum Hakkor - the only world in the system with former Precursor activity and the political core of the ancient human empire.
  • Faun Hakkor - another major human colony and origin of the domesticated Pheru.
  • Ben Nauk - one of the three primary human-settled worlds in the system.
  • Sothra Hakkor - orbited by a system of rings in which the Forerunners constructed a series of monuments after their war with humanity.

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ Halo: Cryptum, page 217 ("I remembered the ring-shaped void and streaming trace left in the magnetic field and solar wind of the Charum Hakkor system.")
  2. ^ Halo: Cryptum, page 122
  3. ^ Halo: Cryptum, page 115
  4. ^ Halo: Cryptum, page 111
  5. ^ Halo 4, multiplayer map Monolith