El Facil
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| - | '''El Facil''' {{cleanup-span|(Japanese: )}} was a planet of the former [[Free Planets Alliance]] which was conquered by the [[Galactic Empire]] in {{d|788|uc}}, during the [[ | + | '''El Facil''' {{cleanup-span|(Japanese: )}} was a planet of the former [[Free Planets Alliance]] which was conquered by the [[Galactic Empire]] in {{d|788|uc}}, during the [[FPA–Imperial War]]. Prior to the invasion, the FPA military forces that were supposed to have protected the planet fled, leaving the evacuation effort to a young, newly-commissioned officer, [[Yang Wen-li]]. |
Yang was able to successfully evacuate more than 3 million civilians from El Facil before the Imperial forces landed, including the woman who would later become his wife, [[Frederica Greenhill]]. For his efforts, Yang became a hero of the Free Planets Alliance. | Yang was able to successfully evacuate more than 3 million civilians from El Facil before the Imperial forces landed, including the woman who would later become his wife, [[Frederica Greenhill]]. For his efforts, Yang became a hero of the Free Planets Alliance. | ||
Revision as of 15:48, 26 May 2011
El Facil (Japanese: )[clean-up needed] was a planet of the former Free Planets Alliance which was conquered by the Galactic Empire in 788 UC (479 IC / 3588 CE), during the FPA–Imperial War. Prior to the invasion, the FPA military forces that were supposed to have protected the planet fled, leaving the evacuation effort to a young, newly-commissioned officer, Yang Wen-li.
Yang was able to successfully evacuate more than 3 million civilians from El Facil before the Imperial forces landed, including the woman who would later become his wife, Frederica Greenhill. For his efforts, Yang became a hero of the Free Planets Alliance.
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Background information
The name 'El Facil' is likely derived from Al-Fashir, a city in the Darfur region of western Sudan.
