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The Kazleti are species originally native to the planet Kazletzin in the Piavon Regalias Sector | The Kazleti are species originally native to the planet Kazletzin in the Piavon Regalias Sector. | ||
This article concerns the Kazleti who chose to become a subject species of the '''Klingon Empire''', often known as the Imperial Kazleti. Information on the Federation-aligned Kazleti may be found on the [[Kazleti (Federal)]] article. | This article concerns the Kazleti who chose to become a subject species of the '''Klingon Empire''', often known as the Imperial Kazleti. Information on the Federation-aligned Kazleti may be found on the [[Kazleti (Federal)]] article. | ||
==Homeworld== | |||
:'''''See also:''' [[Rhakuz]]'' | |||
After a catastrophic natural disaster four hundred years ago that forced the evacuation of their homeworld, the Kazleti had since become a divided race, with one faction joining the Federation, and the other the Klingon Empire. | |||
== | ==History== | ||
Originating from the world of Kazletzin, directly in the middle of what would become Klingon Neutral Zone, the Kazleti were forced to evacuate their original homeworld 350 years ago when a natural disaster slowly rendered the planet uninhabitable. This event has since become known as "The Sundering" in Kazleti history. | Originating from the world of Kazletzin, directly in the middle of what would become Klingon Neutral Zone, the Kazleti were forced to evacuate their original homeworld 350 years ago when a natural disaster slowly rendered the planet uninhabitable. This event has since become known as "The Sundering" in Kazleti history. | ||
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Between the original evacuation and the signing of the Khitomer Accords, the two groups of Kazleti were essentially isolated from one another. Though there are some parallels between the two, time and distance have conspired to create two distinct and very separate societies. | Between the original evacuation and the signing of the Khitomer Accords, the two groups of Kazleti were essentially isolated from one another. Though there are some parallels between the two, time and distance have conspired to create two distinct and very separate societies. | ||
==Government== | |||
The Imperial Kazleti possess a unified planetary government in the form of a stratocratic confederation named "The Host". The individual sovereign states are known as "Clans", and conflict is common among them, resulting in slow and inefficient governance. There is mounting political pressure to convert to a federal system, though negotiations are protracted and subject to strong resistance from some quarters, who do not wish to relinquish their sovereignty. | The Imperial Kazleti possess a unified planetary government in the form of a stratocratic confederation named "The Host". The individual sovereign states are known as "Clans", and conflict is common among them, resulting in slow and inefficient governance. There is mounting political pressure to convert to a federal system, though negotiations are protracted and subject to strong resistance from some quarters, who do not wish to relinquish their sovereignty. | ||
Their society is highly militarised, and only those who have completed at least one tour of service in the military are permitted to vote and hold government office. While some Clans make exceptions for those who unable to serve due to medical conditions, discrimination against those who have not is common and in some instances, enshrined within the law. | Their society is highly militarised, and only those who have completed at least one tour of service in the military are permitted to vote and hold government office. While some Clans make exceptions for those who unable to serve due to medical conditions, discrimination against those who have not is common and in some instances, enshrined within the law. | ||
====Education | ==Description== | ||
==Physiology== | |||
==Psychology== | |||
==Religion== | |||
Kiviezti is the dominant and official religion for Imperial Kazleti, a polytheistic faith that is inextricably bound with the clan system. Traditions and practices can vary dramatically between clans and have been a varying source of tension over the centuries. | |||
==Mythology== | |||
==Society== | |||
===Education=== | |||
The Imperial Kazleti have earned a reputation as warrior-scholars, and make significant contributions to the ongoing scientific and technological progress of the Klingon Empire. The pursuit of knowledge is highly-regarded, and eminent scientists are as celebrated and revered as their great warriors. | The Imperial Kazleti have earned a reputation as warrior-scholars, and make significant contributions to the ongoing scientific and technological progress of the Klingon Empire. The pursuit of knowledge is highly-regarded, and eminent scientists are as celebrated and revered as their great warriors. | ||
====Language | ==Culture== | ||
===Language=== | |||
The Kazleti as a species are renowned for their incredibly complex languages. The most common language of ''Karutin'' is known for its liquid, musical sound, but is near indecipherable for many translators, organic or otherwise. Karutin shares many of the most common aspects of various Kalzeti languages, though not all of them, and its vocabulary and grammar are most like the Kantenkenese language, though there are significant contributions by High Beuldaerian, Dilzin, and Vocakhaelin. | The Kazleti as a species are renowned for their incredibly complex languages. The most common language of ''Karutin'' is known for its liquid, musical sound, but is near indecipherable for many translators, organic or otherwise. Karutin shares many of the most common aspects of various Kalzeti languages, though not all of them, and its vocabulary and grammar are most like the Kantenkenese language, though there are significant contributions by High Beuldaerian, Dilzin, and Vocakhaelin. | ||
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There are also certain nuances to the vocabulary used in each tone, for instance one never uses the most formal words to refer to oneself, and certain words, even expressions, are reserved for specific tones. | There are also certain nuances to the vocabulary used in each tone, for instance one never uses the most formal words to refer to oneself, and certain words, even expressions, are reserved for specific tones. | ||
===Art=== | |||
The Imperial Kazleti hold literary and musical forms of art in high regard, particularly poetry and opera, and the study of these is extensively incorporated into the education system. | The Imperial Kazleti hold literary and musical forms of art in high regard, particularly poetry and opera, and the study of these is extensively incorporated into the education system. | ||
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==Technology== | |||
==Military== | |||
==Starfleet Intelligence Files== | |||
{{References}} | |||
[[Category:Beta Quadrant Species]] | [[Category:Beta Quadrant Species]] | ||
[[Category:Intelligent Lifeform Index Species]] | [[Category:Intelligent Lifeform Index Species]] | ||
[[Category:Permitted]] | [[Category:Permitted]] | ||