It subsequently came to encapsulate the indomitable spirit of the Sith species and saw frequent usage in the reconstituted Sith Empire in the centuries following the Sith exodus. Viewing this sighting as a good omen indicating that the Sith people would live to see a new dawn, Karos ordered his Tsistaralkut warriors to knit banners and emblazon their shields with this symbol. As he watched the sacred Sith symbol eclipse the rising sun, he experienced a Force vision in which Horuset itself appeared to take on the likeness of the Quad-Sun, its form flanked by twelve defined rays piercing through the thick fog. As Karos looked up to watch Horuset rise through the thick of the morning mist, his view was obscured by the Tsistaralkut's bronzium Quad-Sun aquila standard set atop a pole. According to some accounts of the 4999 BBY Sith genocide, the origins of the Rising Quad-Sun Flag could be traced to a partial Force vision the Tsistaralkut leader Karos experienced while marching under cover through a Korribanian fog desert on the morning of an expected battle.
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