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'''''The Chronicles Of Londo Mollari-Diplomat, Emperor, Martyr, and Self-described Fool''''' is the autobiography of [[Emperor]] [[Londo Mollari]] of the [[Centauri Republic]].
 
'''''The Chronicles Of Londo Mollari-Diplomat, Emperor, Martyr, and Self-described Fool''''' is the autobiography of [[Emperor]] [[Londo Mollari]] of the [[Centauri Republic]].
   
The assembly of memoirs and recollections were written by Emperor Mollari during the last years of his reign. The bulk of the story concerning time period where the [[Babylon 5]] station was at the center of interplanetary politics was dictated to [[Vir Cotto]] only a few hours before Mollari's death in [[2278]]. The finished book was edited by Emperor Cotto and published posthumously in [[2280]], following Mollari's death. It was quickly translated into a number of languages and distributed to many worlds in the [[Interstellar Alliance]]--including an edition published on [[Earth]] the same year--as a way of setting the record straight concerning Mollari's later years under the control of the [[Drakh]], preceding the Republic's re-admittance to the Alliance.<ref>[[Out of the Darkness]]</ref>
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The assembly of memoirs and recollections was written by Emperor Mollari during the last years of his reign, and was dictated to [[Vir Cotto]] only a few hours before Mollari's death in [[2278]]. The bulk of the narrative concerns the time period during which the [[Babylon 5]] station was at the center of interstellar politics.<ref name=":0" /> Mollari included information about events at which he had not been present, using sources such as John Sheridan's [[No Retreat, No Surrender|account]] of the [[Second Shadow War]].<ref>[[In the Beginning (Novelization)]] - (p.60)</ref>
   
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The finished book was edited by Cotto after he succeeded Mollari as Emperor, and was published posthumously in [[2280]]. It was quickly translated into a number of languages and distributed to many worlds in the [[Interstellar Alliance]] -- including an [[Earth]] edition later the same year -- to set the record straight concerning Mollari's time under the control of the [[Drakh]], preceding the Republic's re-admittance to the Alliance.<ref name=":0">[[Out of the Darkness]]</ref>
Some years later, the late emperor's recollections were adapted into story form that served as the narrative for the [[ISN]] special documentary, ''[[Babylon 5 (TV series)|Babylon 5]]''.<ref>[[Sleeping in Light]]</ref> The program was made possible by substantial grants from the [[Anla'Shok]] Memorial Fund.
 
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Some years later, the late Emperor's recollections were adapted into a story form that served as the narrative for the [[ISN]] special documentary, ''[[Babylon 5 (TV series)|Babylon 5]]''. The program was made possible by substantial grants from the [[Anla'Shok]] Memorial Fund.<ref>[[Sleeping in Light]]</ref>
   
 
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Revision as of 17:54, 23 June 2019

The Chronicles Of Londo Mollari-Diplomat, Emperor, Martyr, and Self-described Fool is the autobiography of Emperor Londo Mollari of the Centauri Republic.

The assembly of memoirs and recollections was written by Emperor Mollari during the last years of his reign, and was dictated to Vir Cotto only a few hours before Mollari's death in 2278. The bulk of the narrative concerns the time period during which the Babylon 5 station was at the center of interstellar politics.[1] Mollari included information about events at which he had not been present, using sources such as John Sheridan's account of the Second Shadow War.[2]

The finished book was edited by Cotto after he succeeded Mollari as Emperor, and was published posthumously in 2280. It was quickly translated into a number of languages and distributed to many worlds in the Interstellar Alliance -- including an Earth edition later the same year -- to set the record straight concerning Mollari's time under the control of the Drakh, preceding the Republic's re-admittance to the Alliance.[1]

Some years later, the late Emperor's recollections were adapted into a story form that served as the narrative for the ISN special documentary, Babylon 5. The program was made possible by substantial grants from the Anla'Shok Memorial Fund.[3]

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