Personal Studies: House Saltaeon

[Joslae]

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"My second entry for my studies, this focusing on the very early history of House Saltaeon. Which is a topic of discussion, due to the uncertain origins of the family line. Each member of the family holds personal theories concerning original members and dates. I'll try to cover the most popular theories.

The earliest is that House Saltaeon was present during the Reign of Adas. Roughly 24,000 years ago from our current. The name linked to this era is Hosar. Some more elderly and stoic members of Saltaeon claim we are descended from Hosar, an advisor and sorcerer during that ancient era. There is little evidence to support this aside from claims and legends. Though it is still plausible that Hosar, also named Saltaon, served the Sith'ari and fathered our family line. He shares much with other members of my family.

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The second theory is that the family is much younger, and this is supported by the IRS. After the reclamation of Korriban at the start of the Great Galactic War a tomb was discovered belonging to Saltaeon. We know for certain this is where our family buried our greatest, and still do in this modern era. Searching the tomb shed more light on our history, placing some of the earliest members of Saltaeon as a few centuries before the arrival of the Jen'jidai to the Holy World. Thus placing the earliest known member, one named Daho, as around 3,700 years ago. Though Daho is just the earliest we can confirm, sections of the tomb are still lost due to the effect of age and time. Other details such as inscribed names or statues are worn down to the point that nothing could be learned.

I have been to the tomb just twice, it lies in the far southern reaches of Korriban, removed from much of the ancient cities and greater complexes. Not only does it act as a tomb but also a record of our history with great carvings and heroics. This is the source of much of my knowledge, and I shall talk more about the tomb further in future entries.

The next entry will cover the journal of one named Qunir Saltaeon."

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