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* [[2372]]: A [[Vulcan]] geological survey team discovers [[Hur'q]] ruins on a planet in the Gamma quadrant.<ref name=TSoK>''DS9'': "The Sword of Kahless"</ref> | * [[2372]]: A [[Vulcan]] geological survey team discovers [[Hur'q]] ruins on a planet in the Gamma quadrant.<ref name=TSoK>''DS9'': "The Sword of Kahless"</ref> | ||
==Government== | |||
==Inhabited Planets== | |||
* [[Qo'noS]] (capital world) | |||
==See Also== | |||
* [[Klingon History]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:58, 16 October 2025
The Klingon Empire was an adversarial power to the United Federation of Planets primarily during the 23rd century. It was described by Captain James Kirk as a military dictatorship, focused entirely at the enrichment of the Klingon species at the expense of the other worlds and species that they conquered, with entire planets organized into slave labor camps. A brief state of war existed between the Empire and the Federation in 2267, which spanned three days. The conflict began with attacks on Star Fleet vessels and facilities by Klingon forces, and ended with the imposition of the Organian Peace Treaty on both polities by the Organian Council of Elders.
History
- They depart seven months later with their loot.
- By the early 21st century: The Klingon space program is well underway.[2]
- 2069: The last Klingon emperor dies without a successor; the High Council cedes executive power to the Chancellor of the Council.[2]
- 2142: The Klingon High Council gathers a fleet to conquer the Breen; the fleet is never heard from again.[2]
- 2365: A Klingon cruiser discovers remnants of the Charybdis in orbit of Theta 116 VIII.[4][5]
Government
Inhabited Planets
- Qo'noS (capital world)