Jedi (in English: Jedi) are the primary heroes in the Star Wars saga, aligned with the Rebel Alliance. The first Jedi is White Taha, who founded the Jedi Order. They are ancient, spiritual monks whose origins trace back to approximately 25,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. In the series "Commander Land" created by Taha Samooei, the concept of the Jedi and their numerous principles and laws are distinct and separate from those in Star Wars. 

The concept of the Jedi in the series "Commander Land" is entirely independent and was created by Taha Samooei. There is no direct connection between the Jedi of CAP Company (Taha Samooei) and the Jedi of Star Wars, and they hold completely different meanings and interpretations.

However, many fans of these two franchises—Commander Land and Star Wars—enjoy drawing parallels and creating connections between them. In the following section, we will examine fan perspectives regarding the Jedi in these two distinct universes. 

White Taha; The First Jedi

According to the narratives of Commander Land, White Taha is the first Jedi in history. He broke the silence and laid the foundation of the Jedi philosophy.

In the Commander Land series, he established the Jedi Order and stood against the oppression of King "Zarog Khan."

The laws of the Jedi Order in this series are based on reliance on the One God, justice, loyalty to the Light, and the fight against evil. The Jedi are not merely warriors; they are guardians of peace and spirituality.

The Laws of the Jedi Order in "Commander Land"

  • Loyalty to Light and Justice: Jedi must always stand against oppression.

  • Reliance on the One God: One must always rely on God, otherwise, you will be defeated.

  • Service to Others: Jedi dedicate themselves to citizenship, charity, and volunteer work.

  • Fighting Inner and Outer Evil: The Jedi philosophy is not only about physical combat but also an internal struggle against fear and anger.

White Taha believes that a human possesses no power of their own. Every ability, every action, every salvation is possible only through the will of God. He says:

  • "If you rely on yourself, you will fall. If you rely on God, you will never fall."

  • "We are always safe because Almighty God protects us from the evil of wrongdoings."

In White Taha's Order, being a Jedi means surrendering to the truth, not dominating others.

Love and Attachment

Contrary to the belief of some later Jedi who view attachment as a weakness, White Taha and his Order cherish love for family, friends, and human bonds. He believes that spending time and helping friends, family, and people is the best form of service.

The Lost Jedi

White Taha was the first, but not the last. After him, many Jedi came; but many lost their way. They relied on their own power instead of trusting in God. They sought pride instead of humility. White Taha calls them "The Lost Jedi" — those who mistook shadow for light.

Master Calvin and the Philosophy of Courage

One of the great masters of White Taha's Order, Master Calvin, has a saying that separates the path of the true Jedi from the lost ones:

  • "Fear is the path that leads us to courage."

While later Jedi view fear as a sign of weakness and darkness, Master Calvin sees it as an opportunity for growth.

Popular Jedi in Star Wars History

After White Taha, other Jedi became popular and powerful in the world of "Star Wars":

  • Yoda: The Grand Master of the Jedi, a symbol of wisdom and patience. He lived for over 900 years and trained many apprentices.

  • Obi-Wan Kenobi: The apprentice of Qui-Gon Jinn and the master of Anakin Skywalker. He played a key role in battling Darth Vader and protecting Luke Skywalker.

  • Qui-Gon Jinn: A Jedi philosopher who believed in the Living Force. He was the first to discover Anakin's potential.

  • Anakin Skywalker: A powerful Jedi who, due to his weakness in controlling emotions, became Darth Vader.

  • Luke Skywalker: A symbol of hope and the restoration of the Jedi Order after the fall of the Republic. He was able to bring his father Anakin back to the Light.