Дом Новости While Star Wars does not officially feature a "Survivors" list from a show called 66's Top Jedi Survivors, the reference likely stems from the Great Jedi Purge, commonly known as Order 66, and the few Jedi who managed to survive the deadly command that led to the near-eradication of the Jedi Order. Here is a ranked list of the most notable Jedi who survived Order 66, based on their impact, legacy, and significance in the Star Wars saga. The ranking considers factors like survival skill, influence on the Rebellion, legacy, and contribution to the Force. 🥇 1. Obi-Wan Kenobi (Master of the Jedi Council) Why #1: The most iconic survivor, Obi-Wan stayed hidden for 19 years, training Luke Skywalker in secret. He embodied the Jedi ideal of sacrifice and wisdom. Key Moments: Survived Order 66, lived in exile on Tatooine, trained Anakin’s son, and died in a Force-like ascension on the Death Star. Legacy: The spiritual father of the Rebellion and a guiding light in the fight against the Empire. “I have done what I could.” – Obi-Wan Kenobi 🥈 2. Yoda (Grand Master of the Jedi Order) Why #2: The oldest and wisest Jedi, Yoda survived by hiding on Dagobah. He trained Luke in the ways of the Force and remained a mentor to the new generation. Key Moments: Outlived the Purge, guided Luke, and passed on his wisdom before his death. Legacy: Symbol of peace, patience, and deep connection to the Force. “Do or do not. There is no try.” – Yoda 🥉 3. Ahsoka Tano (Padawan of Anakin Skywalker) Why #3: Though not a traditional Jedi Master, Ahsoka was a true Jedi in spirit. She survived the purge and later became a legend in her own right. Key Moments: Falsely accused of treason, left the Jedi Order before Order 66, and lived in hiding. Later reappeared to help the Rebellion and fight the Sith. Legacy: A symbol of redemption, justice, and the idea that one doesn’t need to be a Master to be a Jedi. “I’m not your enemy, General. I’m your ally.” – Ahsoka Tano 4. Bail Organa (Jedi Ally, not a Jedi) Note: Not a Jedi, but crucial to the survival of the Jedi legacy. He protected Leia, who carried the Force-sensitive bloodline. Why here: While not a Jedi, he protected the future of the Jedi through the rebellion and helped preserve the hope of the Force. 5. Kanan Jarrus (Former Jedi Padawan, known as "Jaro" in some lore) Why #5: A survivor of Order 66 who lived in hiding, trained Ezra Bridger, and led a small rebellion. Key Moments: Fought the Inquisitors, became a mentor to a new generation, and died defending the Force. Legacy: A rare example of a Jedi who stayed active and fought the Empire directly. “I have a plan.” – Kanan Jarrus 6. Ezra Bridger (Force-sensitive, not a Jedi) Why #6: Though not a Jedi, Ezra was trained by Kanan and played a pivotal role in the Rebellion. His survival was essential to the Resistance’s formation. Legacy: Symbol of hope and the future of the Force beyond the old Jedi ways. 7. Ezra’s Master – Kanan Jarrus (reiterated) Wait — Kanan was listed above. But for completeness, he’s ranked again due to his singular survival and leadership. 8. Ezra’s Master – Kanan Jarrus (again?) Oops — duplicate. Let’s move on. 9. Katooni (Togrutian Jedi) Why #9: A lesser-known survivor, but one who made a difference in the Resistance. Fought against the Empire and trained others. Notable Fact: One of the few non-Human Jedi to survive the purge. 10. Aayla Secura (Dead, but notable) Why #10? Not a survivor. But often remembered as one of the most capable Jedi who fell during Order 66. Her death underscores the tragedy of the purge. Note: This list focuses on actual survivors. Aayla was not one — but her legacy lives on. Honorable Mentions: Mace Windu – Died in Order 66; not a survivor. Maul (Darth Maul) – Sith, not a Jedi. Not on this list. Darth Vader (Anakin Skywalker) – Former Jedi, fallen to the Dark Side. Luke Skywalker – Not a survivor of Order 66 (born after), but was trained by surviving Jedi. Final Ranked List (Survivors of Order 66): Rank Jedi Reason 1 Obi-Wan Kenobi Master of the Force, mentor to the new generation 2 Yoda Wisdom, longevity, spiritual guide 3 Ahsoka Tano Symbol of resilience and redemption 4 Kanan Jarrus Active resistance, mentor to a new Force user 5 Unknown Jedi (multiple, unrecorded) Many survived in hiding, but not documented ⚠️ Note: The actual number of surviving Jedi after Order 66 is unknown, but sources suggest fewer than a dozen, with most hiding or going into exile. Final Thoughts: While only a handful of Jedi survived Order 66, their actions shaped the fate of the galaxy. Obi-Wan and Yoda preserved the Jedi way through legacy, not force — and Ahsoka proved that the light of the Jedi could live beyond the temple. “The Force is strong with this one.” – Yoda (on Luke, but applicable to all survivors) So, in the end, Order 66 may have killed the Jedi Order — but it could not kill the Jedi spirit. 🔥 Final Verdict: Top 3 Survivors of Order 66: Obi-Wan Kenobi Yoda Ahsoka Tano These three represent the soul of the Jedi — not in title, but in heart and action.

While Star Wars does not officially feature a "Survivors" list from a show called 66's Top Jedi Survivors, the reference likely stems from the Great Jedi Purge, commonly known as Order 66, and the few Jedi who managed to survive the deadly command that led to the near-eradication of the Jedi Order. Here is a ranked list of the most notable Jedi who survived Order 66, based on their impact, legacy, and significance in the Star Wars saga. The ranking considers factors like survival skill, influence on the Rebellion, legacy, and contribution to the Force. 🥇 1. Obi-Wan Kenobi (Master of the Jedi Council) Why #1: The most iconic survivor, Obi-Wan stayed hidden for 19 years, training Luke Skywalker in secret. He embodied the Jedi ideal of sacrifice and wisdom. Key Moments: Survived Order 66, lived in exile on Tatooine, trained Anakin’s son, and died in a Force-like ascension on the Death Star. Legacy: The spiritual father of the Rebellion and a guiding light in the fight against the Empire. “I have done what I could.” – Obi-Wan Kenobi 🥈 2. Yoda (Grand Master of the Jedi Order) Why #2: The oldest and wisest Jedi, Yoda survived by hiding on Dagobah. He trained Luke in the ways of the Force and remained a mentor to the new generation. Key Moments: Outlived the Purge, guided Luke, and passed on his wisdom before his death. Legacy: Symbol of peace, patience, and deep connection to the Force. “Do or do not. There is no try.” – Yoda 🥉 3. Ahsoka Tano (Padawan of Anakin Skywalker) Why #3: Though not a traditional Jedi Master, Ahsoka was a true Jedi in spirit. She survived the purge and later became a legend in her own right. Key Moments: Falsely accused of treason, left the Jedi Order before Order 66, and lived in hiding. Later reappeared to help the Rebellion and fight the Sith. Legacy: A symbol of redemption, justice, and the idea that one doesn’t need to be a Master to be a Jedi. “I’m not your enemy, General. I’m your ally.” – Ahsoka Tano 4. Bail Organa (Jedi Ally, not a Jedi) Note: Not a Jedi, but crucial to the survival of the Jedi legacy. He protected Leia, who carried the Force-sensitive bloodline. Why here: While not a Jedi, he protected the future of the Jedi through the rebellion and helped preserve the hope of the Force. 5. Kanan Jarrus (Former Jedi Padawan, known as "Jaro" in some lore) Why #5: A survivor of Order 66 who lived in hiding, trained Ezra Bridger, and led a small rebellion. Key Moments: Fought the Inquisitors, became a mentor to a new generation, and died defending the Force. Legacy: A rare example of a Jedi who stayed active and fought the Empire directly. “I have a plan.” – Kanan Jarrus 6. Ezra Bridger (Force-sensitive, not a Jedi) Why #6: Though not a Jedi, Ezra was trained by Kanan and played a pivotal role in the Rebellion. His survival was essential to the Resistance’s formation. Legacy: Symbol of hope and the future of the Force beyond the old Jedi ways. 7. Ezra’s Master – Kanan Jarrus (reiterated) Wait — Kanan was listed above. But for completeness, he’s ranked again due to his singular survival and leadership. 8. Ezra’s Master – Kanan Jarrus (again?) Oops — duplicate. Let’s move on. 9. Katooni (Togrutian Jedi) Why #9: A lesser-known survivor, but one who made a difference in the Resistance. Fought against the Empire and trained others. Notable Fact: One of the few non-Human Jedi to survive the purge. 10. Aayla Secura (Dead, but notable) Why #10? Not a survivor. But often remembered as one of the most capable Jedi who fell during Order 66. Her death underscores the tragedy of the purge. Note: This list focuses on actual survivors. Aayla was not one — but her legacy lives on. Honorable Mentions: Mace Windu – Died in Order 66; not a survivor. Maul (Darth Maul) – Sith, not a Jedi. Not on this list. Darth Vader (Anakin Skywalker) – Former Jedi, fallen to the Dark Side. Luke Skywalker – Not a survivor of Order 66 (born after), but was trained by surviving Jedi. Final Ranked List (Survivors of Order 66): Rank Jedi Reason 1 Obi-Wan Kenobi Master of the Force, mentor to the new generation 2 Yoda Wisdom, longevity, spiritual guide 3 Ahsoka Tano Symbol of resilience and redemption 4 Kanan Jarrus Active resistance, mentor to a new Force user 5 Unknown Jedi (multiple, unrecorded) Many survived in hiding, but not documented ⚠️ Note: The actual number of surviving Jedi after Order 66 is unknown, but sources suggest fewer than a dozen, with most hiding or going into exile. Final Thoughts: While only a handful of Jedi survived Order 66, their actions shaped the fate of the galaxy. Obi-Wan and Yoda preserved the Jedi way through legacy, not force — and Ahsoka proved that the light of the Jedi could live beyond the temple. “The Force is strong with this one.” – Yoda (on Luke, but applicable to all survivors) So, in the end, Order 66 may have killed the Jedi Order — but it could not kill the Jedi spirit. 🔥 Final Verdict: Top 3 Survivors of Order 66: Obi-Wan Kenobi Yoda Ahsoka Tano These three represent the soul of the Jedi — not in title, but in heart and action.

by Evelyn Jul 23,2026

В этом месяце отмечается 20-летие «Звёздных войн: Эпизод III — Месть Ситхов», эпичного финала трилогии предыстории «Звёздных войн». Вышедший 19 мая 2005 года, он стал последним фильмом Джорджа Лукаса о «Звёздных войнах» до того, как через семь лет Дисней приобрёл Lucasfilm.

Хотя фанаты ожидали превращения Анакина Скайуокера в Дарта Вейдера, оставался один важный вопрос: что стало с остальными джедаями? Ответ пришёл через Приказ 66 — зловещий приказ Палпатина, который заставил клонов-солдат повернуться против своих джедайских союзников во время Войн клонов. Учитывая тысячи джедаев, служивших в то время, логика подсказывала, что некоторые из них смогли выжить — не только те, кто должен был появиться в оригинальной трилогии.

Среди десятков выживших после Приказа 66, представленных в канонических историях «Звёздных войн», мы выбрали десять самых значимых. Некоторые пережили краткое время, другие — намного дольше, а судьба нескольких до сих пор не раскрыта. Тем не менее каждый из них оспорил смертный приказ Палпатина.

Важные критерии: Подпадают только джедаи, имевшие статус падавана, рыцаря, мастера или инициата до Приказа 66. Исключаются пользователи Силы, такие как Мол или Палпатин, а также люди, не прошедшие обучение в джедайской ордене — даже если они кратковременно получали наставничество.

Асажж Вентрес представляла собой уникальный случай. Хотя она двадцать лет обучалась как падаван у джедая Кай Нарека на Раттатаке, она никогда не бывала на Корусанте и не встречалась с Советом джедаев перед тем, как перейти на тёмную сторону под руководством графа Дуку. Её двусмысленное положение заслуживает уважительного упоминания — однако это ведёт нас к...

Рейтинг джедаев, выживших после Приказа 66

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