Mitth'raw'nuruodo

"You must do only what is absolutely essential, my dearest grandchild."

- Mitth'raw'nuruodo, ordering Thrawn to kill Hakaisha.

Mitth'raw'nuruodo, better known by his core name Thrawn, was a male Chiss military officer and an Imperial Grand Admiral. He was also the grandfather of Jero Thrawn and Camiella Thrawn.

Imperial career
Early in Thrawn's career, he was noticed by Emperor Palpatine as a unique officer. But Thrawn's fame was assumed later on when he assumed command of the Imperial Remnant during the Thrawn campaign. It is known that Patton served under Thrawn at some point in time, likely during the Thrawn campaign in 9 ABY.

Thrawn's campaign ended during the climactic Battle of Bilbringi when he was allegedly murdered by his own bodyguard. This assassination was a fake and Thrawn went into hiding.

Thrawn's clones and Legacy
Before Thrawn was killed, he was immortalized by his officers. Somewhere along the line, Thrawn had arranged for himself to be cloned. At one point, Thrawn's genetic material was used to conceive what would technically be his son, Mitth'raw'nuruodo II. Mitth'raw'nuruodo II birthed Camiella and Jero Thrawn, who would be known as Thrawn's grand children and would both serve under the Galactic Imperium.

Battle of Yaga Minor
During the Battle of Yaga Minor, Thrawn revealed himself to the Directorates and few other people including Kiel and Jero Thrawn. For some reason or another, Thrawn wanted Hakaisha dead. He ordered his grandson, Jero, to kill Hakaisha and convinced him to do so because Jero was influenced by the cursed armor of Judo Kast. He also made Thrawn believe that Hakaisha was a spy for the Alliance.

Behind the Scenes
Mitth'raw'nuruodo is actually a character that exists in the real Star Wars canon. Because Thrawn's existence is so deeply knit into real canon, only the Galactic Imperium canon is considered. This means that anything before 34 ABY regarding Thrawn is considered non-canon.

Also, some modifications to the real Star Wars canon are made. For instance, in the real Star Wars canon, Thrawn is actually assassinated. In Galactic Imperium canon, however, that assassination was fake and Thrawn lives and has a grand son.

For more information on the canonical version of Mitth'raw'nuruodo, visit his Wookieepedia article.

Appearances

 * Star Wars: Galactic Imperium: All the King's Men