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• Dune Encyclopedia
  ...Books, an imprint of Putnam (the publisher of all of Frank Herbert's Dune novels). ''The Dune Encyclopedia'' was also released in hardcover by Putnam Adult ...s death. In response to questions over why the new post-Frank Herbert Dune novels conflicted with ''The Dune Encyclopedia'', the book was declared non-canon
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• Fremen
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• Landsraad
  ...tside the Dune universe (See below). Herbert may have invented it for his novels. ''Landsraad'' or ''Landsråd'' is a modern Danish word, meaning ''regional ...ication. The High council was initially elected by the body at large, and new members were thereafter co-opted internally. The total number of votes allo
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• God Emperor of Dune
  {{Dune novels|image= <!-- You can insert an image here -->}} ...love, and plots to use this as a weapon against him. At the same time, the new Ixian ambassador, [[Hwi Noree]], is sent to the court of the God Emperor. I
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• Ix
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• House Vernius
  ...perium, the feudal interstellar empire that forms the backdrop to the Dune novels. This house is the ruling power on the planet [[Ix (planet)|Ix]]. The main
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• House Corrino
  {{Dune novels|image= <!-- You can insert an image here -->}} ...of Corrin also saw the newly formed House Corrino capture rulership of the new [[Imperium]].
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• Frank Herbert
  {{Dune novels|image=}} ...known for the novel ''[[Dune]]'', and the five other novels in the [[Dune novels|series]] that followed it. The Dune saga dealt with themes such as human su
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• Elrood Corrino IX
  ...f Elrood IX's writings are referenced via epigraphs in the Prelude to Dune novels:
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• Children of Dune
  {{Dune novels|image= <!-- You can insert an image here -->}} ...was the last ''Dune'' novel to be serialized before book publication. The novels [[Dune Messiah]] and Children of Dune were adapted in 2003 into a well-rece
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• Paul Atreides
  {{Dune novels|image=}} ...n, he toppled the power of [[House Corrino]], and installed himself as the new Padishah Emperor of the Known Universe.
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• Jessica Atreides
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• Bene Gesserit
  {{Dune novels|image=}} ...spiracy unfolds along the lines of Herbert's theme throughout the ''Dune'' novels that [[prescience]] grants control, but that control paradoxically traps th
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• Arrakis
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• Dune (1984 film)
  ...the movie is an adaptation of the first part of a [[Dune novels|series of novels]], by Frank Herbert, containing elements from the later parts. The major pl
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• Children of Dune (miniseries)
  ...s the first chapter in this miniseries was considered more faithful to the novels than the movies that preceded it, ''Children of Dune'' worked to correct th
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• Heretics of Dune
  [[Category:Classic Dune novels]] {{Dune novels|image= <!-- You can insert an image here -->}}
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• Dune
  {{Dune novels|image= <!-- You can insert an image here -->}} ...nce fiction, Dune is popularly considered one of the great science fiction novels of all time, and is frequently cited as the best-selling science fiction no
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• House Ordos
  ...se Ordos is not mentioned in [[Frank Herbert]]'s original series of [[Dune novels]], nor in the prequels written by [[Brian Herbert]] and [[Kevin J. Anderson ...however, is that the reclusive elite of Ordos has at its disposal radical new technologies that it hopes will put all of Arrakis in its hands. Buying ill
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• Sandworms of Dune
  ...conclude [[Frank Herbert]]'s original ''[[Dune (novel)|Dune]]'' series of novels. ...ts to rally human kind for a last stand against the thinking machines. The new [[Face Dancer]]s continue to infiltrate the main organizations of the Old E
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