Under the leadership of this Mandalore the Ultimate, the Mandalorians quickly recovered from the wounds of war over the following decades. Moreover, because he relaxed the Mandalorians' recruitment standards, many nearby planets expressed their willingness to join them. After all, the military might the Mandalorians had displayed was deeply appealing.
These planets and species all understood that although the Mandalorians had lost the war against the Galactic Republic, it was not because their combat power was lacking, but because the resources at their disposal were inferior to their enemy's.
Thus, the Mandalorians swiftly returned to their prewar strength and became even more powerful.
In contrast, the Taung, who had lost an entire generation of elites and young adults, inevitably declined. First, they lost their place among the Mandalorians. Then, their population plummeted. Even after decades of recuperation, the Taung failed to regain their strength. Instead, other species—especially the Human race—gradually replaced their dominant position among the Mandalorians.
It was deeply ironic.
The Taung and The Zhell had been sworn enemies on Coruscant, fighting each other to the death for years. Yet in the end, the ones who carried on the Mandalorian power founded by the Taung were precisely the descendants of The Zhell.
During this process, some Taung who could not accept this reality chose to leave the Mandalorians and seek new homes and new beginnings elsewhere, hoping to imitate what Mandalore the First had done in his day.
Those Taung who remained tried to reclaim their honor in their own way—the Mandalorian way. They sought to earn enough military glory, then challenge Mandalore the Ultimate according to Mandalorian tradition.
But they never lived to see that day. The increasingly fierce and brutal wars the Mandalorians faced drove the ever-dwindling Taung to extinction.
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