The assault was a success, with Ahsoka personally defeating Maul. Though the Jedi could not participate in the fight themselves, they acquiesced to deploying the 501st Legion under Captain Rex's command to Mandalore to fight with Bo-Katan and Ahsoka. Though no longer a member of the Jedi Order, Ahsoka agreed to plead Bo-Katan's case to Obi-Wan and Anakin. Bo-Katan knew that retaking Mandalore would require assistance from the Republic. In the final season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Bo-Katan saw her opportunity to reclaim her homeworld when she crossed paths with Ahsoka. Refusing to bow to the former Sith, Bo-Katan left Mandalore with a small resistance force. Things changed when the leader of Death Watch formed an ill-advised partnership with Darth Maul that ended with Maul taking control of Mandalore.
Instead, she was a part of Death Watch, the militant faction that wanted to restore Mandalore to its warrior ways. However, Bo-Katan was not part of the New Mandalorians.
Satine was close with Obi-Wan Kenobi, friend and former master of Anakin Skywalker, the Jedi master teaching Padawan Ahsoka. At the time of the Clone Wars, Bo-Katan's sister, Duchess Satine, ruled Mandalore. The answer goes back to Star Wars: The Clone Wars, which took place long after the final Mandalorian-Jedi conflict, and the rise of the pacifist New Mandalorians to power.
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