
The Grand Temple on Imperial Center is the principal seat, academy, archive, and ceremonial heart of the Imperial Order, successor to the Jedi Order.
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General Information
| Category | Facilities |
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| Classification | Imperial Order Temple |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | 0 AIA |
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| Manufacturers | Republic Corps of Engineers (RCE) — Manufacturer |
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| Operators | Imperial Order (IO) — Primary |
Specifications
Systems
Power Plant
Imperial Center grid with protected archive, sanctuary, and emergency power
Additional
Facility Type
Central temple, academy, archive, and administrative seat
Dimensions
Five-spired monumental temple with sanctuary, archives, councils, residences, training halls, and gardens
Location
Temple Precinct, Federal District, Imperial Center
Personnel
12,000 Order members, students, archivists, healers, guards, administrators, and support personnel
Construction
Historic Temple Precinct structure maintained and restored without alteration to its established architecture
Defenses
Temple Guard; controlled archives; shielded sanctuary; protected evacuation and shelter systems
Systems and Services
Sanctuary; meditation; archives; councils; classrooms; training; healing; residences; public halls
Capacity
Central seat, principal archive, and largest residential and educational house of the Imperial Order
Primary Role
Imperial Order worship, governance, study, training, and public service
Description
When the Jedi Order was reorganized as the Imperial Order at the Ascension, its historic Grand Temple continued as the Order’s central seat. The Order preserves the Jedi tradition while restoring the disciplined martial service, public duty, and direct responsibility to lawful government associated with the Order before the Ruusan Reformation. Its members swear loyalty to the Galactic Empire and the Emperor without abandoning the light or submitting to Sith doctrine. The vast ziggurat and its five commanding spires retain the established form of the temple complex. Instruction halls, meditation chambers, archives, residences, assembly spaces, training courts, and secure repositories support every level of the Order. The central spire houses its highest councils and ceremonial chambers, while the four surrounding towers accommodate specialized instruction, scholarship, administration, and observation. The Temple Precinct is protected as a site of exceptional religious, historical, and state importance.