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The Fel dynasty was a prominent Imperial family that was known for its military service to the Galactic Empire and the Empire of the Hand before ascending to become the ruling house of the Imperial Remnant and re-organizing it as the Fel Empire. Before the ascension of Jagged Fel, the first of the Fel Emperors, his family—or at least, his parents—were media stars of the first Galactic Empire and later associated with the Empire of the Hand and the Chiss Ascendancy. At least three members were dedicated soldiers—Soontir Fel was one of the Empire's most decorated pilots and his son Jagged flew with distinction during the Yuuzhan Vong War. The family was also linked to one of the most famous Rebellion and later on New Republic families, the Antilles family of Corellia, by marriage through Syal Antilles Fel, though due to their different positions in the political fabric of the galaxy, they had little contact for much of the Galactic Civil War.

Following the conclusion of the Second Galactic Civil War, the Fel family's ties to the Galactic Alliance were reinforced with the marriage of Jagged Fel to Jaina of the House of Solo. Jagged's descendants ruled the Fel Empire until Darth Krayt's coup of 130 ABY, which overthrew Emperor Roan Fel, the third Fel Emperor. Following a period of civil war between Fel's faction and Krayt's faction, the Fel dynasty was restored under Roan's daughter Marasiah as the Empire's first Empress.

Members[]

1st Generation[]

• Unidentified male, a transport flier on Corellia, Soontir Fel's father.
• Unidentified female, his wife, Soontir Fel's mother.

2nd Generation[]

• Soontir Fel, Imperial baron and fighter pilot.
• Syal Antilles Fel (also known as Wynssa Starflare), Soontir's wife, famous actress.
• Todr Fel, Soontir's younger brother.
• Ajai Fel, Todr's wife and Soontir's sister-in-law.

3rd Generation[]

• Davin Fel, Soontir's eldest son, Empire of the Hand officer.
• Chak Fel, Soontir's son, Empire of the Hand officer.
• Jagged Fel, Soontir's son, first Emperor of the Fel Empire and founder of the Fel dynasty.
• Jaina Solo Fel, Jagged's wife, Jedi Master of the New Jedi Order
• Cherith Fel, Soontir and Syal's eldest daughter.
• Cem Fel, Soontir and Syal's youngest son and shadow child.
• Wynssa Fel, Soontir and Syal's youngest daughter.
• Fyric Fel, Todr and Ajai Fel's son.

4th Generation[]

• Fel II, Jagged Fel's son, second Fel Emperor.

5th Generation[]

• Roan Fel, son of Fel II and third member of the Fel family in succession to reign as Emperor.
• Elliah Fel, Roan's wife and mother of Marasiah, killed by Eshkar Niin.
• Mohrgan Fel, Roan's cousin and Imperial Knight.

6th Generation[]

• Marasiah Fel, Roan and Elliah's daughter, first Empress of the Fel Empire and Triumvir of the Galactic Federation Triumvirate.

Others[]

Soontir Fel was also used as a template for clones during Grand Admiral Thrawn's campaign. These clones were used as sleeper cells, and scattered throughout the New Republic. One such cell, led by Soontir Fel's clone Carib Devist, defected to the New Republic.

Family tree[]

Behind the scenes[]

Because Roan, Marasiah, and Mohrgan Fel are Force users, it is widely believed by fans that they are descendants of Jaina Solo, Jagged Fel's longtime love interest. This speculation was reinforced by the couple's marriage in Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse^[6] and the statement by Ania Solo,^[17] a descendant of Han Solo and Leia Organa Solo,^[18] that she was apparently a distant cousin of Marasiah Fel in Legacy (2013) 16.^[17]

Appearances[]

Sources[]

• Star Wars Handbook 1: X-Wing Rogue Squadron (First identified as Fels)
• The New Essential Guide to Characters
• The Official Star Wars Fact File 140 (FEL 1-2: Baron Soontir Fel)
• Star Wars: Legacy (2006) 0 (First identified as Fel dynasty)
• Star Wars: Legacy (2006) 0½
• The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
• The Essential Atlas
• Star Wars: Rebellion

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