Why does the Sith want to destroy the Jedi?

Originally Answered: Why do Siths want to cause massacres to Jedis out of hatred? The Sith by nature want to take power, the Jedi prevent them, so the Sith want to destroy the Jedi. It’s a religious difference. The Sith use the Dark Side of the Force which is fueled by emotions such as anger and hatred.

Why did Darth Maul want revenge?

While breathing in this ash, Maul had visions of members of the Sith order being struck down by the Jedi. His Sith training made Maul long for revenge against the Jedi Order, which had defeated the Sith a millennium earlier. With his master, Darth Maul hoped to destroy the Jedi and restore the Sith to galactic power.

What do the Sith really want?

The Sith have the galaxy exactly where they want it. They may, however, be about something more than that. Various other Star Wars sites talk about the Sith as being purely devoted to the Dark Side of the Force, which means using fear, anger, and hatred—the Holy Trinity of negative emotions—as fuel for personal power.

Why did the Sith want to kill the Jedi?

The Jedi are the greatest threat to Sith domination over the galaxy, and the Sith are disgusted by the Light Side of the Force. As such, they chose to vow to exterminate the Jedi from the galaxy. The Sith were originally Jedi who were exiled from the Order owing to a difference in point of view with the other members.

What did the Sith Rule before the Republic?

In answer to your question, the Sith used to rule the galaxy before the Republic (and the Jedi Order) overthrew them. This act is what the Sith are taking revenge for in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith “The Republic has fallen, Padmé,” Obi-Wan said gravely. “The Jedi Order is no more.” “I know.” Padmé gazed at him,…

How did the Sith take over the known galaxy?

Thus, claiming absolute power over the known galaxy by converting the Republic to the Empire and by eliminating all (almost all) Jedi, the Sith had their revenge for centuries of hiding underground. There are some graphic novels that are called Tales of the Jedi.

What happened to the Sith homeworld?

Korriban, the Sith homeworld, suffered from a millennia long Sengoku period, both from internal instability and Rakata interference, when the Dark Jedi exiles (which included XoXaan , Remulus Dreypa, Ajunta Pall, Sorzus Syn, and Karness Muur), stumbled upon their world, were welcomed by the Sith, and eventually became their rulers.