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Out of Universe it's obviously the Galactic Civil War, but in the Star Wars universe, which (war, change...) would be the most famed? I'm guessing either the Rise of the Empire or the Vong War. The Clone War, the Galactic Civil War, the Mandalorian War or the great Hyperspace war were pretty damn noteworthy though.

destructions of the death star

When the first Dark Jedi met the Sith.

Or hell, when the First Dark Jedi started toying around with the dark side.

Or better yet, when the Republic and the Jedi Order formed.

Destruction of the Death Star.

Originally posted by The Overmaster
Or hell, when the First Dark Jedi started toying around with the dark side. Yep, this one is a contender.

The First Great Schism... had that never happened...

The redemption of Revan.

The birth and death of Count Dooku. A time of great celebration with his first breath and a time of great mourning at his passing. He did so much for the SW galaxy!!

Umm, yea horrible things that caused millions of deaths.

Originally posted by Rampant ox
The birth and death of Count Dooku. A time of great celebration with his first breath and a time of great mourning at his passing. He did so much for the SW galaxy!!

Seriously... man...

The big bang.

The Battle of the Heroes. The destructions of the jedi, rise of the empire, fall of the empire, rise of the new republic, and the New Jedi Order.

1. The Battle of Endor.
2. The Battle of Corbos.
3. The duel between Luke Skywalker and Emperor Palpatine...a battle for the fate of the Force itself.
4. Order 66.
5. The battle of Coruscant/Yuuzhan'tar, culminating in the battle between Luke and Shimrra.
6. The liberation of Coruscant, Rogue Squadron vs. Ysanne Isard
7. The Wedding of Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade.

1. The Declaration of a New Order.
2. The Destruction of the Death Star.
3. The Battle of Endor.
4. The Declaration of the Alliance to Restore the Republic.
5. The Battle between Luke and Palpatine (all of them).
6. The Battle of Bilbrigi (sp?) and Thrawn's death.

I'm not completely familiar with NJO other than for a few standard facts, so I dunno. x.x

Thrawn's death was actually pretty obscure...certainly not massive and all consuming like Endor...most didn't even know why the attack had been called off for a while

Originally posted by Lightsnake
Thrawn's death was actually pretty obscure...certainly not massive and all consuming like Endor...most didn't even know why the attack had been called off for a while

It was highly significant. Aside from Palpatine and the Vong, Thrawn was the greatest threat that the New Republic had. Consider: he was soundly defeating them with less than a quarter of the Imperial Starfleet. Had he succeeded at Bilbrigi (sp?) then his campaign would have succeeded.

Thrawn was the Empire's second chance at survival and domination.

the battle of yavin. it started a whole new era. it is like the birth of jesus christ. you can try to compare to it but there is nothing to compare. BBY was before yavin and ABY was after. you dont see BBC (before the battle of coruscant) or BGS (Before the great schism).

I still say the First Great Schism...

Order 66. To the Galaxy, that was the extinction of their Guardians.

As was Sion and Nihilus' shadow war against the jedi.

The fall of the Empire
The fall of the Republic and Jedi Order

The Movies are the greatest events because George made movies of those things, not the EU. Therefore, TPM-ROTJ is what is the most important to the Star Wars Universe.

Order 66 takes it.

no, Destruction of the empire.

1.) Discovery of the Hyperdrive.
2.) Founding of the Republic and Jedi.
3.) Schism.
4.) Great Hyperspace War (revealed to the galaxy the Sith)
5.) Battle of Ruusan. (lulled the galaxy into a false confidence)
6.) Order 66
7.) Declaration of New Order
8.) Destruction of Death Stars.
9.) Final death of Palpatine.
10.) Yuuzhan Vong invasion.

Pretty much the most important, famous, and biggest is the very beginning, since nothing would have happened like it did if the beginning had not happened like IT did.