The Knights of Jiquw preach the virtues of non-attachment, yet still they rear their Jedi through the master-apprentice relationship. Are attachments not formed between masters and their apprentices? This liability I have done away with completely.
—Navé Waijua, founder of the Knights of Waijua
The Knights of Waijua were members of a Jedi sect established in 946 BBY by Navé Waijua, a Zabrak Jedi Knight from Alsakan.
History[]
A member of the Knights of Jiquw, Waijua had come to believe even the Jiquwan hadn't gone far enough in avoiding attachments. Breaking away from the Knights of Jiquw, Waijua established his own sect. Utilizing experimental flash-imprinting machines, Waijua discontinued the master-apprentice method of instruction, relying solely on the machines to train new initiates.
Even smaller than Knights of Jiquw, the Knights of Waijua never exceeded two-hundred. The Waijua were exterminated along with their Jiquwan brethren in the First Clone War.
Characteristics[]
The Knights of Waijua wore white uniforms and wielded lightsabers with blue blades.