The mandalorians are a powerful force in the galaxy, but there is no such thing as the mandalorian people.The mandalorians are not a single group or even a number of groups. In truth, they are a collection of clans who work together to protect each other and their interests.

The clans that make up the Mandalorian society have been at odds with each other many times throughout their history. The differences have been so extreme that it has led to civil war on more than one occasion. The most recent occurrence was the great clan war which nearly tore their society apart.*

Mandalorian clans have been known to fight each other over territory, resources and even politics. They have also banded together time and time again to form groups of warriors and mercenaries for anyone who would pay them enough credits. Their ability to be hired out to almost anyone made them a valuable ally or enemy to many different factions in the galaxy.*

It is a galaxy of war, and the Mandalorians are one of the most powerful communities in it. The honorable warriors who fight with their own resources, they have proven to be an invaluable ally while being dangerous foes.

The origins of the Mandalorians are shrouded in mystery, especially those that refer to their homeworld. Some claim that they originated from the planet Concord Dawn, others say that Concord Dawn was only the first planet that they conquered, and some believe that the Mandalorians were a nomadic group for centuries.

The belief about their origin is not all that is conflicting about them. A multitude of clans exist among them, each one with its own traditions and beliefs. After the defeat at Galidraan, when their leader Jaster Mereel was murdered by a corrupt clan leader named Tor Vizsla in 2 BBY, a Mand’alor (translated as “Sole Ruler “) took control to unite them all under his banner. The last Mand’alor was Boba Fett, the famous bounty hunter who died fighting the Sarlacc on Tatooine in 4 ABY: after his death there has been no new Mand’alor. Some believed that there would never be another one to lead them all…but

Mandalorian society is extremely complex. The clans are the most obvious manifestation of this, but there are also other factors that need to be taken into account when discussing the history and culture of the Mandalorians.

Some claim that the Mandalorians were united under a single leader – the Mand’alor. Others believe that there was no such position and that the “Mandalorian” leader was simply the leader of one of the many Mandalorian clans. According to some, there was no single culture, but instead an amalgamation of several different cultures inside Mandalorian society. Some have even claimed that there were no Mandalorians, only a number of individual clans who all had their own unique cultural identities.

While the true nature of Mandalorian society may never be known, what is known is that it has changed dramatically over time, from ancient to modern times. How did this progression occur? What caused these changes? And what can we learn from them? This blog will attempt to shed some light on these questions…

Mandalorians are a force to be reckoned with, and there are many among the Republic who consider them a serious threat to security.

The Senate views them as a community in need of guidance, but also one that could be a powerful ally if handled correctly. The Jedi Council has some of its most powerful members connected to the Mandalorian clans, and others view the people as exceptionally hard-working and talented warriors.

Even on their own, Mandalorians possess a strong will and fierce fighting ability that has given them a reputation for being overwhelming in combat.

History

Mandalorian history is long and complicated; even history written by the Mandalorians is not without its inaccuracies or omissions. There have been many “histories” of this culture over the years, but all focus more on battles than on the lives of normal soldiers or civilians. Most of what we know about Mandalorians comes from secondhand sources. This isn’t because no one has tried to interview Mandalorians—the people are quite willing to speak to outsiders—but rather because they have been trying to conquer the galaxy for thousands of years, so they have never made much time for interviews.

The first records we have of Mandalorian history date back around 15,000 BBY, when Mandal

Today we are going to talk about the Mandalorian community. This is a community that is rather diverse, with many different clans and traditions. The Mandalorians were a major force during the Great Sith War, fighting against the Jedi, and were known for their impressive armors and weapons. This has made them one of the most feared armies in the galaxy.

Towards the end of the Great Sith War, Mandalore was killed by Darth Revan, and his clan dismantled. The Mandalorian culture then began to slowly fade away until the rise of Mandalore the Ultimate, who became leader once again after the death of King Almec. During this time, he began to restore Mandalore’s culture and his own role as leader; he even began to form clans under his rule.

When searching up information on individual Mandalorians and their clans, I found a variety of information on these groups of people. Some clans were very specific about what they expected from their members, while others seemed like they would take anyone under their wing. In my research I found two sites that had some great information on what it meant to be a member of one of these clans: The first was called “The Clans” and can be found here: http://www.starwars

Mandalorian culture is so fascinating, I found myself looking for more information on it. What kind of people are Mandalorians? Are they as powerful as they seem? Is there a leader? 

There isn’t a single person in charge. There are many clans, each with their own leader. Some clans are allied with other clans and some aren’t. Not every Mandalorian looks alike or speaks the same language, however they do have a few things in common: they have tattoos and use the same armor. Many of them speak Mando’a which is an ancient dialect of the core planets. It’s not clear if only Mandalorians can speak Mando’a or if anyone can learn it.

But even though they may be fierce warriors, Mandalorians have a sense of community and honor that’s rare in the Galaxy. They will fight to protect their way of life, but only if its worth it to them. So if you ever encounter one don’t expect them to fight for you unless you’ve earned their loyalty first.

The word mando’ad means “family” and is used to refer to the Mandalorian clans. The clans are the single most important aspect of Mandalorian culture. They are the heart of Mandalorian society, and they affect many aspects of Mandalorian life, including economics, politics, and art.

Tatooine has no formal government per se, but it does have several groups that act as governing bodies. The clans are one such group. The other two groups are the ruling council and the clans’ chiefs.

The ruling council is made up of one representative from each clan (the number is usually somewhere between 20 and 25). A member of each clan’s ruling council is called a kai (plural: kaidur) in Mando’a; this roughly translates as “chief.”

The chiefs of each clan serve as governors over their respective communities, working with the ruling council to declare what is allowed within their community and what isn’t. A chief is also responsible for handling all disputes within his community (non-Mandalorians included), though they can be appealed to the ruling council if necessary.