By 231 BBY, still during the High Republic, the Togruta on Shili were presided by the monarchial government led by Elarec Yovet, the Togruta queen. The Royal Togruta Fleet arrive to bolster Republic defenses on Valo in 231 BBYĪround 382 BBY during the High Republic Era, the Togruta government were engaged in a conflict against the Galactic Republic and Jedi Order. The constellation representing that sign was formed from blue dwarf stars, and a being born under Ai also had the sign Genry on Coruscant. Its traits were wisdom, charisma, and exceptional virility. One of the signs in Shili's zodiac system was called Ai. Shili was known to produce famously melodramatic holovids.
Conversely, the Togruta on the artisan colony on Kiros built their society without weapons, choosing instead to pursue art and beauty rather than war. The Togruta maintained a royal court, and the government employed the position of ambassador and multiple ministers. The Royal Togruta Fleet consisted of many Togruta warships, and the military forces were additionally bolstered by the intelligence services and the security council. The government consisted of the Togruta military and the Togruta guard. A queen of the Togruta government on Shili was also bestowed the titles of Regasa of Shili, Supreme Huntress of the United Tribes, and Ruler of Togrutas. Ī government of the Togruta was established on Shili, and could be led by a queen. Because of this, a number of Togruta would elect to remain barefoot, only wearing boots while off-world. Members of the species, particularly those from Shili, were fiercely protective of their world and its surrounding moons, and they regarded the ground beneath their feet sacred.
Togruta spoke Galactic Basic Standard and their native language, Togruti. These homes were built in the pursuit of art and beauty. One instance of this was the Togruta immigrants on the colonies on Kiros, which were built on the cliffs. The Togruta's habitats were usually in mountainous and elevated areas. Do you think all Togruta know each other?" ― Neera, to her brother Hoban A Togruta's montrals allowed them to sense the movement of objects around them through echolocation, and could sense up to 82 feet. The male's montrals, however, were more branched than the females. Both a Togruta's lekku and montrals tended to grow until they reached maturity, with females generally having longer lekku than the males. Unlike most humanoids, Togrutas were known to have multiple stomachs, however, their most notable features were the large organic head formations upon their heads two large cone-like horns called montrals atop their skull, and three lekku, also known as headtails, that sprouted downward.
These characteristics were a result of evolution Togruta coloration was helpful as a method of camouflage from predators.
CALL IT COURAGE AUDIOBOOK SKIN
Told with openhearted simplicity, this Newbery Award-winning tale of coming-of-age in early Polynesia possesses a vivid appeal as wide and enduring as the ocean itself.Native to the Expansion Region planet Shili but later found throughout the galaxy, the Togruta were a species of sentient humanoids whose skin spanned a vast array of colors, including, but not limited to, orange, red, white, and yellow. It is a dangerous passage that will shipwreck him on an island covered with forbidden idols, cross the path of a tribe of cannibals, and finally strip away his boyhood fears to make him a man. But what awaits Mafatu beyond Hikueru's sunny horizon is more than just courage. With his faithful dog, Uri, he steals an outrigger canoe and paddles into the Polynesian sea to conquer his fear. One day, young Mafatu can no longer stand the jeers and taunts of the braver boys. But it is especially humiliating for Mafatu, whose father reigns as Great Chief of Hikueru. Such fear is shameful on this island, where the seafaring people revere bravery. He fears the sea and the powerful Sea God Moana because years ago, the powerful tides killed his mother. Mafatu's name means Stout Heart, but the people of Hikueru call him a coward.
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