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Pellaeon–Gavrisom Treaty

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Pellaeon–Gavrisom Treaty

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New Republic [1] Imperial Remnant [1]
Key individuals
Chief of State Ponc Gavrisom [1] Supreme Commander Gilad Pellaeon [1]

"After more than two decades, the galaxy's most devastating war ended with the muted scratch of a writing stylus." ―Voren Na'al [4]

The Pellaeon–Gavrisom Treaty was a historic peace treaty that marked the official end of the Galactic Civil War, a low-intensity conflict between the Imperial Remnant and the New Republic that had been a major galactic war between the Alliance to Restore the Republic and Galactic Empire prior to its collapse. The treaty of peace was signed by the Imperial Remnant's Supreme Commander, Fleet Admiral Gilad Pellaeon, and the New Republic's Chief of State Ponc Gavrisom, in 19 ABY.

While various elements sought to restore the Empire, including the campaigns of Grand Admiral Thrawn and the reborn Emperor Palpatine, Admiral Natasi Daala, with the last attempt conducted by Pellaeon and his Imperial Remnant. However, all these efforts ultimately ended in failure, with remaining Imperial forces driven back to the the Outer Rim,

The Imperial Remnant after five relatively peaceful years, began to suggest the cessation of hostilities, resulting in it suing for peace for the New Republic and opened it to trade and commerce and putting forth limitations on smuggling, while permitting systems in each side to choose their alignment.

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