Trandosha

Trandosha
Astrographical information
Region	Mid Rim
Sector	Mytaranor sector
System	Kashyyyk system[1]
Suns	1: Kashyyyk[1]
Orbital position	5[1]
Moons	2: Akoshissss, Wasskah[2]
Grid coordinates	P-9[1]
Rotation period	25 standard hours[3]
Orbital period	371 local days[3]
Physical information
Class	Terrestrial[1]
Climate	Arid[3]
Gravity	0.62 standard[3]
Primary terrain	High mountains Seas Grasslands Deserts Villages
Native fauna	Frist shark[4]
Societal information
Native species	Trandoshan
Primary language(s)	Dosh
Government	Tribal[3]
Population	42 million[3] 99% Trandoshan[3] 1% other[3]
Major cities	Hsskhor (capital)[3] Forak Varic Lorpfan
Major imports	Technology[3]
Major exports	Slaves[3] Mercenaries[3]
Affiliation	Trandoshans Galactic Republic Czerka Arms New Sith Empire Confederacy of Independent Systems Galactic Empire Alliance of Free Planets(possibly) New Republic (possibly) Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire

Trandosha, also known as Dosha or Hsskhor, was the home world of the warlike, reptilian Trandoshan species. It was located in the same star system as Kashyyyk, the home world of the Wookiees, causing bitter animosity between the two species.

Belsavis

Belsavis -- Astrographical information 

• Region = Outer Rim Territories 
• Sector = Ninth Quadrant, Bozhnee sector 
• System = Belsavis system
• Suns = 2 
• Orbital position =7
• Moons = 3 
• Grid coordinates = L-18

                 Physical information 

• Primary terrain = Grass,Forest,Mountains
• Points of interest = Eternity Vault,Belsavis prison

                                                                                                                             Native species = Mluki,Dinosaurs.


Belsavis, also known as Plawal, is a planet in the Ninth Quadrant, a region of the Bozhnee sector.
its average temperature is in the 30s. It is located on the edge of the Senex sector, at one end of the Belsavis Run.
At some unknown point in the past, the planet became one of the many worlds that belonged to the Rakata Infinite Empire. During that time, the Rakata made use of the world as a prison colony, where they placed many dangerous prisoners that remained trapped for the millennia.