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| − | '''Chekaar''' is a planet that, as of ca. 3024, was situated within the [[Draconis Combine]]'s [[Rasalhague Military District]]. Duke [[Hassid Ricol]] was Duke of Chekaar at this time.<ref name=DTR27>''Decision at Thunder Rift'', chapter 27</ref>
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| − | Ricol's warleader, [[Harimandir Singh]], was a native of Chekaar<ref name=DTR27/> and at one point longed for the crystal clear skies and gleaming salt flats of his home desert.<ref>''Decision at Thunder Rift'', chapter 17</ref>
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| − | Since it does not show up on any star maps under this name and considering the official ruling that all systems in the [[Inner Sphere]] have been mapped by now, Chekaar is implied to be a secondary planet in a system going by a different name. Possible systems include the [[Rodigo]] system, the birthplace of Duke Hassid Ricol which is also named as the seat of his power in [[apocryphal]] sources,<ref>''BattleTechnology'' magazine, issue #0102, p. 4</ref> or the [[Kaesong]] system that replaced Chekaar in the German translation of the only source ever naming it.
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| − | The Tamar Rising sourcebook, in an inset chronicling the history of the Ricol family and their Dutchy of Rodigo, confirmed Chekaar as a sister world of Rodigo in the same system. It was one of several of the Dutchy’s fourteen systems (by 3027) in which the Ricols also controlled interests on secondary planets.
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| − | * ''[[Decision at Thunder Rift]]'' (novel)
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| − | [[Category: Draconis Combine Planets|Chekaar]]
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