This HTML5 document contains 21 embedded RDF statements represented using HTML+Microdata notation.

The embedded RDF content will be recognized by any processor of HTML5 Microdata.

Subject Item

n2:

rdf:type

n17:

rdfs:label

Cos Peradhi

rdfs:comment

Cos Peradhi was a Human male who was the long-time as Senator from Corellia. He was a political rival of Anwis Eddicus and ran against him for Supreme Chancellor. Their rivalry, however, went back further, as Eddicus challenged Peradhi and his corruption-driven circles when he was a newly-selected senator from Tanaab. Peradhi resented the investigation and used his position as the leader of the Core Power Alliance faction to attempt a series of bills in conjunction with the Commerce Guild to concentrate power and financing in the Core worlds. The measures failed, leading to further investigations and humiliation. Peradhi quietly went about his business for a couple of years before running for Supreme Chancellor. Following his defeat there, he worked diligently to up-end Eddicus's administr

n10:

n11:

dcterms:subject

n6: n13: n14: n15: n19: n21:

n3:wikiPageUsesTemplate

n4: n8: n18: n22: n25:

n9:

Galactic Senate *Core Power Alliance

n12:

Cos Peradhi

n16:

Human

n7:

Corellia

n20:

Male

n24:abstract

Cos Peradhi was a Human male who was the long-time as Senator from Corellia. He was a political rival of Anwis Eddicus and ran against him for Supreme Chancellor. Their rivalry, however, went back further, as Eddicus challenged Peradhi and his corruption-driven circles when he was a newly-selected senator from Tanaab. Peradhi resented the investigation and used his position as the leader of the Core Power Alliance faction to attempt a series of bills in conjunction with the Commerce Guild to concentrate power and financing in the Core worlds. The measures failed, leading to further investigations and humiliation. Peradhi quietly went about his business for a couple of years before running for Supreme Chancellor. Following his defeat there, he worked diligently to up-end Eddicus's administration. His connections to the conspirators in the Seswenna Security Crisis eventually came to the fore, implicating the Corellian once again in a conspiracy.