Bardotta

Bardotta was a spiritual planet during the Clone Wars. Its inhabitants were renowned for their strong connection to the Living Force. It was inhabited by the Dagoyans, led by the Dagoyan Masters and Queen Julia. During the Clone Wars, the Dagoyan Masters were kidnapped by the Frangawl Clan, a cult that worshiped the Great Mother and the demon of the Dagoyan's faith, Malmourral.

Description
Bardotta was a quiet world, home to the Bardottan people. Covered in dramatic landscapes, the planet's mountain ranges, warm seas, and lush forests drew some visitors to the small world. It possessed a mild climate due to the distance from its sun and had a slightly lower gravity than average. The planet's laws were few, though punishment for violation of those that do exist is a swift banishment. Those visitors that did seek out the world found its markets filled with art of every type, included textiles and tapestries made of Bardottan silk. Organized crime was non-existent on Bardotta, except for smugglers of antiquities.

History
During the Clone Wars, in 19 BBY, the Bardottan Queen Julia contacted the Galactic Senate as several of her most trusted spiritual advisers had disappeared and asked for the help of Representative Jar Jar Binks to come and investigate the unusual situation.[2]

Jar Jar Binks was accompanied by Jedi Master Mace Windu, even though the Bardottans didn't trust the Jedi (due to Jedi long ago inducting Bardottan Younglings into the Jedi Order; which forever painted the Jedi as Thieves and Kidnappers to the Bardottans) and excluded the Master from several important meetings about the matter. During a meeting with Jar Jar Binks, the queen got abducted, so Jar Jar and Mace Windu decided to investigate the underground caves under the Royal Palace as they thought that that was the best place to look due to info of it leading to a revered place of the Frangawl cult.[2] The Representative and the Jedi found the secret headquarters of the Flanglaw cult on Zardossa Stix and rescued the Queen, moments before being sacrificed to steal her life force, a power which later would land in the power of Clan Mother Talzin of the Nightsisters.

Appearances

 * The Disappeared, Part I
 * The Disappeared, Part II