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A '''military alliance''' existed between the [[human]] and [[San'Shyuum]] species before and during the time of the [[human-Forerunner wars]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 111''</ref> The alliance ended once the [[Forerunner]]s destroyed the [[Prehistoric human civilization|human civilization]],<ref name="c127">'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 127''</ref> restricting the rights of both members, making sure that neither would be able to join forces again.<ref name="c134">'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 134''</ref> | |||
The humans, | ==History== | ||
The humans, who already at this point possessed a vast interstellar empire, formed an alliance pact with the San'Shyuum race, hoping to take advantage of the species' highly-advanced technology.<ref name="c113">'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 113''</ref> The alliance also came about due to both species' mutual disdain for the [[Forerunner]]s and their rule over the galaxy. The two species bonds deepened and eventually they coinhabited worlds and treaded political and cultural centers along the galactic periphery.{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22P26|Enc22|Page=26}} During the final years of the Forerunner-Flood War, the [[Librarian]] suggested that the humans had "subjugated" the San'Shyuum to further their own agenda, as they had done with several other species.<ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''page 32''</ref> | |||
The | The humans chose the former [[Precursor]] world [[Charum Hakkor]] as the capital of their empire. There they would imprison an unknown creature they had discovered in a [[stasis capsule]] on a distant planet. Both humans and San'Shyuum attempted inquiring this being, known as the [[Primordial]], on various subjects, but received no useful responses. They later reinforced its cage with a [[time bolt]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 120-121''</ref><ref name="c267">'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 267-272''</ref> | ||
Even without the war's effects, the Forerunners predicted that the alliance would crumble after a few centuries, based on their view of humans as a xenophobic race. | After the [[Flood]] emerged into the galaxy, both humans and San'Shyuum were the first species to be affected. Unaware of its true nature, both species used a primitive form of the Flood to alter the behavior of the [[Pheru]], animals popular as pets among humans and San'Shyuum. Over several centuries, the Pheru began to exhibit signs of Flood infection, which soon spread to both humans and San'Shyuum. Humans discovered a way to fight the parasite, and sacrificing a third of their population, managed to drive it off the galaxy.{{Ref/Reuse|c267}} | ||
During their [[Human-Flood war|conflict with the Flood]], however, humans became desperate and forcibly colonized worlds where the Forerunners had relocated other species. This resulted in a [[Human-Forerunner wars|war between the alliance and the Forerunners]]. Even with their advanced technology, humanity and the San'Shyuum were outmatched against the Forerunners.{{Ref/Reuse|c267}} The humans refused to surrender and had their entire civilization dismantled and the last of their species exiled to their homeworld [[Earth|Erde-Tyrene]] as a result.{{Ref/Reuse|c127}} However, the San'Shyuum were more cooperative, and their punishment was less severe; they were stripped of their weapons and means of interstellar travel, and [[Quarantine shield|quarantined]] to their [[San'Shyuum home system|home system]]. This was to make sure that neither species would be able to join forces again.{{Ref/Reuse|c134}} | |||
Even without the war's effects, the Forerunners predicted that the alliance would crumble after a few centuries, based on their view of humans as a xenophobic race.{{Ref/Reuse|c113}} | |||
==Known worlds== | |||
*[[Charum Hakkor system]] | |||
**[[Charum Hakkor]] | |||
**[[Ben Nauk]] | |||
**[[Faun Hakkor]] | |||
**[[Sothra Hakkor]] | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
*''[[Halo: Cryptum]]'' {{1st}} | *''[[Halo: Cryptum]]'' {{1st}} | ||
*''[[Halo: Primordium]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
*''[[Halo: Silentium]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
*''[[Halo: Broken Circle]]'' {{Im}} | |||
*''[[Halo Mythos]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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A military alliance existed between the human and San'Shyuum species before and during the time of the human-Forerunner wars.[1] The alliance ended once the Forerunners destroyed the human civilization,[2] restricting the rights of both members, making sure that neither would be able to join forces again.[3]
History[edit]
The humans, who already at this point possessed a vast interstellar empire, formed an alliance pact with the San'Shyuum race, hoping to take advantage of the species' highly-advanced technology.[4] The alliance also came about due to both species' mutual disdain for the Forerunners and their rule over the galaxy. The two species bonds deepened and eventually they coinhabited worlds and treaded political and cultural centers along the galactic periphery.[5] During the final years of the Forerunner-Flood War, the Librarian suggested that the humans had "subjugated" the San'Shyuum to further their own agenda, as they had done with several other species.[6]
The humans chose the former Precursor world Charum Hakkor as the capital of their empire. There they would imprison an unknown creature they had discovered in a stasis capsule on a distant planet. Both humans and San'Shyuum attempted inquiring this being, known as the Primordial, on various subjects, but received no useful responses. They later reinforced its cage with a time bolt.[7][8]
After the Flood emerged into the galaxy, both humans and San'Shyuum were the first species to be affected. Unaware of its true nature, both species used a primitive form of the Flood to alter the behavior of the Pheru, animals popular as pets among humans and San'Shyuum. Over several centuries, the Pheru began to exhibit signs of Flood infection, which soon spread to both humans and San'Shyuum. Humans discovered a way to fight the parasite, and sacrificing a third of their population, managed to drive it off the galaxy.[8]
During their conflict with the Flood, however, humans became desperate and forcibly colonized worlds where the Forerunners had relocated other species. This resulted in a war between the alliance and the Forerunners. Even with their advanced technology, humanity and the San'Shyuum were outmatched against the Forerunners.[8] The humans refused to surrender and had their entire civilization dismantled and the last of their species exiled to their homeworld Erde-Tyrene as a result.[2] However, the San'Shyuum were more cooperative, and their punishment was less severe; they were stripped of their weapons and means of interstellar travel, and quarantined to their home system. This was to make sure that neither species would be able to join forces again.[3]
Even without the war's effects, the Forerunners predicted that the alliance would crumble after a few centuries, based on their view of humans as a xenophobic race.[4]
Known worlds[edit]
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: Cryptum (First appearance)
- Halo: Primordium (Mentioned only)
- Halo: Silentium (Mentioned only)
- Halo: Broken Circle (Indirect mention)
- Halo Mythos (Mentioned only)
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