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=Bajor=
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[[Image:Bajor.jpg|right|thumb|''Bajor VII is the home of the [[Bajorans]]. Its climate is similar to Earth's, but it has an axial rotation of 26 hours.'']]
 
[[Image:Bajoran City.jpg|right|thumb|''The Bajoran Capital City showing characteristic Bajoran architecture.'']]
 
[[Image:Terok Nor.jpg|right|thumb|''Originally a Cardassian mining station, ''Terok Nor'' was redesignated ''Deep Space Nine'' after the Cardassian Occupation and moved to the mouth of the Bajoran Wormhole.'']]
 
[[Image:Labor Camp.jpg|right|thumb|''Labor camps, like the ones on Ligos VII and Cardassia IV were rife on Bajor during the Occupation.'']]
 
 


'''Bajor''' is an M-Class world orbiting a star that is not dissimilar to Sol. It is the 7th planet out of 14 in its system. Its surface is 68% ocean and 32% land. Its gravity is similar to earth. Bajor has 5 moons. The Bajoran day is 26 Earth-hours long.


Bajor's location is of great strategic important in the Alpha Quadrant as it lies very close to a stable wormhole. Traffic through the Bajoran wormhole is co-ordinated by the joint Federation/Bajoran administrated space station, ''Deep Space Nine''.


==Geography==
Bajor is divided into 6 main provinces that are largely contained within its main continent of Bha’hagh. These are Tozhat, Dahkur, Lonar, Hedrikspool, Musilla and Rakantha.
[[Image:Bajoran Map.gif|left]]




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==History==
Bajoran history can be loosely split up into ages. It is worth noting that the Bajoran civilisation is among one of the oldest in the galaxy, dating back some 500,000 years. The table below contains significant dates present in Earth-Gregorian format.


===Timeline===


{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
!width="100"|Date
!width="850"|Event
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|c. 27,672 B.C.|| First Republic (aka First Age). Many artistic masterpieces and cultural treasures were completed during this time.
|-
|c. 19,672 B.C.|| Second Age. During this period of time, the planet fell into a long period of civil conflicts and changes of philosophy and attitude ensued.
|-
|c. 18,672 B.C. || Second Republic. A period of cultural stability and enlightenment that spanned millennia. During this time the D’jarra system was in use. Considerable scientific and cultural progress was made during this time.
|-
|2328 || Cardassians land on Bajor. Ill-prepared for an alien invasion, the Bajorans were easily subdued by the Cardassian people, leading to four decades of occupation. During this timeframe, the Cardassians began to strip-mine Bajor for resources needed to support their own homeworld. Resistance fighters fought the invasionary force using terrorism and guerrilla warfare. Many Bajorans were displaced from their homeworld over the course of the Occupation, mostly ending up in refugee camps. Some joined Starfleet, and a number of Bajorans serve on Starfleet ships at the present time.
|-
|2369 || Cardassians withdraw from Bajor.  The costs of occupying the planet due to Resistance activity resulted in the recommendation to abandon the planet being approved. Terok Nor, the mining station that orbited the planet, was renamed Deep Space Nine in an agreement with the Federation, who had been invited to assist in the station’s administration.
|-
|2369 || Bajoran Wormhole discovered. The discovery of the Alpha Quadrant’s first stable wormhole in the Denorios Belt, terminating in an orbit of the Idran star in the Gamma Quadrant, placed Bajor on the intergalactic political map with a vengeance.
|-
|2371 || Dominion Cold War. After the eradication of the population of New Bajor, the first Bajoran colony in the Gamma Quadrant, Bajor was drawn into a cold war with the Dominion alongside its Federation allies. Fears that Bajor could be the first victim of an invasion fleet led to the bolstering of Deep Space Nine’s defences and the assignment of the U.S.S. Defiant to the sector.
|-
|2373 || The lost city of B’halla is rediscovered by Benjamin Sisko.
|-
|2373 || Bajor’s application to become a member of the Federation is accepted, but on the recommendation of the Emissary of the Prophets, Kai Winn withdraws. It is expected that Bajor will re-petition to join in the near future.
|-
|2373 || Dominion War. While the Federation and the Klingon Empire found themselves at war with the Dominion, Bajor, at the behest of the Emissary of the Prophets, Captain Benjamin Sisko, signed a non-aggression treaty to keep them out of the fighting. When Deep Space Nine was commandeered by Dominion forces in 2373, Major Kira Nerys of the Bajoran militia led a secret Resistance cell designed to prevent the Dominion from bringing reinforcements through the wormhole. Despite the failure of the cell, the invasionary fleet would be scuttled by the Prophets themselves after an appeal by the Emissary.
|-
|2374 || The ''Reckoning'', a battle between a Prophet and a Pagh-wraith, takes place on ''Deep Space Nine''. If the Prophet wins, it will usher in the Golden Age of Bajor. However, the event does not run to a natural conclusion as Kai Winn bombards the location of the battle with chroniton radiation.
|-
|2375 || The Dominion is defeated and the war concludes. As of this time Bajor is still not a member of the Federation.


|}


==Politics==
The Bajoran world government runs on a democratic system. Ministers are elected into power, as are the First Minister (government leader) and the Kai (Spiritual leader of Bajor).


===The Bajoran Government===
[[Image:Chamber of Ministers.jpg|right|thumb|''The main assembly hall in the Bajoran Chamber of Ministers.'']]
Initially established as a provisional entity to govern world and interstellar politics, the Bajoran Government is led by the First Minister. All day-to-day policies regarding Bajor, including the judiciary system and diplomatic assignments are co-ordinated through this organisation. The Bajoran Government is also in direct command of the Bajoran Militia. Ministers are elected through democratic means. The seat of the Government is in the Chamber of Ministers in the Bajoran capital.


===The Vedek Assembly===
==Home System==
The Vedek Assembly holds considerable sway over the planet’s legal and cultural administration. The Kai and the First Minister often consult each other, and while their jurisdiction does not often coincide it is important for both leaders to be of an agreed political standpoint as often as possible. In 2371 Kai Winn became the first leader of the Vedek Assembly to ever serve as First Minister. After the Cardassian Occupation, the Vedek Assembly was the only official organisation with any political standing left on the planet until the inauguration of the Provisional Government in 2369.
* '''Quadrant''': Beta
* '''Location''': Draco Sigma Sector (coordinates A24-0002-1300)
* '''Proper Name''': In different sources it is listed as the Epsilon Indi or Procyon, or Alpha Canis Minoris system
* '''Stars''': It orbits a [[Star Classifications|class M (Red)]] star
* '''Distance from Star''':  its orbit is approximately 66 million km
* '''Companions''': It is the 4th of the 7 planets in the system
* '''Moons''': It has 3 tiny moons and 1 large moon (this is the base for the drone production facility and the overall defense system control)


===The Circle===
==Home World==
[[Image:Jaro Essa.jpg|right|thumb|''Minister Jaro.'']]
* '''Proper Name''': Andor or Andoria
In 2370 a xenophobic terrorist movement known as the Circle seized control of the Bajoran Provisional government under the leadership of Minister Jaro Essa. Despite the coup eventually being reversed, it had lasting repercussions on Bajor due to the election of Kai Winn, whose involvement with Minister Jaro aided her campaign a great deal. The Circle’s motto was “Bajor for the Bajorans”, reflecting the introverted nature of the Bajoran people, but amplifying it into something twisted and violent. The official political party whose motives were embraced by the Circle was known as the Alliance for Global Unity.
* '''Diameter''': 13,733 km (8,583 miles)
* '''Gravity''': 1.10 standard gravity with a density of 5.6
* '''Axial Tilt''': 9.6% minor tilt with minor seasonal effects
* '''Orbital Period''':  377 days
* '''Rotational Period''': 25.2 hours
* '''Classification''': [[Planetary Classification|M]]
* '''Surface Water''': 41%
* '''Atmosphere''': a standard atmosphere with a pressure of about 1.08 earth normal, with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and other gas 3%
* '''Climate''': Tropical zones cover most of the planets surface with the exception of high altitude regions and the small, mild polar regions. Ocean currents are warm, contributing to the heavy amount of precipitation across the entire surface. Seasonal changes are minor.
* '''Terrain''': Only a few mountain ranges, some large forests and jungles with numerous rolling plains.
* '''Population''': Maintained at 3 billion


===The Maquis===
Some Bajorans have been known to show sympathy to the ideals of the Maquis due to their crusade against the Cardassians. Ro Laren was such an individual, and defected to their cause from Starfleet in 2370. On occasion, Major Kira Nerys expressed an affinity with their point of view, but never on an official basis and without actions to back up such an opinion. The Maquis were all but wiped out shortly after Cardassia joined the Dominion in 2373.
[[Image:Ro Laren.jpg|right|thumb|''Maquis defector Ro Laren.'']]


===Legal System===
The Bajoran judiciary system is not dissimilar to that of the Federation. Representatives are called to present their case to an arbitrator, who considers their evidence and witness depositions before making a ruling according to Bajoran law.


==Commerce==
Bajor enjoys healthy trade of arable crops and mineral resources with the Federation and other, smaller local powers.


==Interstellar Politics==
Bajor enjoys a healthy and friendly relationship with the United Federation of Planets, and it is intended that they will eventually become members after having withdrawn from an approved membership arrangement in 2373 on the advice of Captain [[MA:Sisko, Benjamin|Benjamin Sisko]].


[[Image:Bareil Antos.jpg|right|thumb|''Vedek Bareil Antos.'']]


Bajor’s relationship with Cardassia was repaired in 2371 following a treaty signed by Kai [[MA:Winn Adami|Winn]] after much of the diplomatic groundwork was laid out by Vedek [[MA:Bareil Antos|Bareil]]. Bareil died during the negotiation proceedings despite efforts by Lieutenant [[MA:Bashir, Julian|Julian Bashir]], Chief Medical Officer of ''[[MA:Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|Deep Space Nine]]''.


=Bajoran=


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  techlevel = K+|
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==Physiology==


Bajorans physically resemble many of the other humanoid species of the galaxy, bearing a strong resemblance to Terrans and Betazoids. Their most distinguishing feature is a series of around five horizontal ridges on the bridge of the nose. Other key physiological differences include a heart that is mirrored along a horizontal axis rather than the vertical axis seen in the Terran heart, and a gestation period for Bajoran infants of only five months, accompanied by frenetic and uncontrollable sneezing rather than morning sickness.


===Psychology===
Originally peaceful and introverted, the Bajoran people were somewhat uninterested in contact with other species. Despite one of their solar sailing craft arriving in Cardassian space as a result of tachyon winds near the Denorios Belt, Bajorans made little attempt to explore and colonise worlds further than their own system. They were neither friendly nor unfriendly with other species, instead showing courteous hospitality to those met. However, after 40 years of occupation under the Cardassian Union, the mindset of a large proportion of the Bajoran people has significantly altered. Most tend towards being courteous and hospitable, but there are many whose attitude reflects the violation that their people suffered, leaving them quick to anger, stubborn and impulsive.
Bajorans share an extremely strong bond with their homeworld. It is written in an ancient proverb that “The Land and the People are One.”


[[Image:Bajoranicon.jpg|right|thumb|''The Bajoran Icon.'']]
[[Image:EarringLiNalas.jpg|right|thumb|''The Earring of Li Nalas.'']]
[[Image:SpringWine.jpg|right|thumb|''Spring Wine.'']]
==Culture and Society==
The Bajoran culture is widely regarded as one of the richest in the galaxy, having had around half a million years to evolve and prosper.




===Earrings===
Bajoran earrings are an indication of their faith in the Prophets. They also served other purposes, for example it has been assumed that they served to signify the d’jarra of the wearer. Many Bajorans have personalised their own earrings, indeed Kira Nerys was able to identify the earring of Li Nalas after it was delivered to Deep Space Nine by the Boslic freighter captain Rionoj early in 2370.




===Food===
Bajorans enjoy a variety of different foodstuffs, the most popular of which are hasperat (a spicy wrapped dish resembling a Terran burrito), kava juice, and Spring Wine, a blue-hued alcoholic beverage brewed from kava.




===Art & Music===
Art is held in high regard in Bajoran culture, and children are taught from as young as four years old. Artists often held a high position within the d’jarra system.
A popular musical instrument on Bajor is the belaklavion, which is not dissimilar to a Terran clarinet in appearance. Its timbre, however is more akin to terran panpipes. The Jalanda Forum was a popular location for musical performances and dramatic entertainment up until the Occupation. Bajoran music is largely based on quartal harmony, giving it a spacious and meditational feel.


===Names===
Bajorans have two names. The first is the family name, equivalent to a Terran surname. The second is a given name, equivalent to a Terran first name or Christian name. Bajorans refer to each other by their family name unless permission is given to use their given name as a form of address. For example, a Bajoran named Kenara Jor would be referred to by most people as “Kenara” and by friends and family as “Jor”.


[[Image:BajoranIdeograph.jpg|right|thumb|''Example of Bajoran script.'']]
===Language===
The Bajoran language is written in the form of ideographs. Key words and phrases can be found by following the links below:-


[http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Bajoran_language Database of commonly used Bajoran words and phrases]
The Avalon Sector has long been considered as insignificant even though it is on the border with the [[Romulan]] Star Empire. The near by presence of the [[Klingon]] Empire ensured that any attention that might have been directed toward it was instead directed towards the more vital and strategically important [[Trinity Sector]] and [[Serellan Sector]].  
[http://trekbbs.com/showthread.php?p=3400244#post3400244 An analysis of the Bajoran language created by Deranged Nasat]


===D’jarras===
In 2270 the [[ma:USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS Enterprise]] under the command of Captain [[ma:James T. Kirk|James T. Kirk]] visited this sector just prior to the shifting of the Neutral Zone as negotiated by the Federation with the Romulan governments. They visited the Arachne system which was still on the Federation side of the border and beamed 1st officer [[ma:Spock|Spock]] along with Cmdr. Katalya Tremain down to Arachne IV to determine if the native species of ant like creatures was sentient. They determined that they were not just prior to the shifting of the neutral zone and the Arachne system ended up on the Romulan side of the neutral zone.  
D’jarra refers to a caste system that was in operation on Bajor during the Second Republic. Bajorans held different standings in the community based on their professions, and artists and other culturalists were held in high regard by most citizens. There is evidence to support that earrings were a symbol of d’jarra, although this is not conclusive.


==Religion and Spirituality==
Over the nest 50 years there were sporadic patrols by various Starfleet ships, assigned to basically show the flag and maintain some semblance of official presence. It was only after the discovery of the [[Saurian Empire]] in 2319 by the USS Midway that focus was shifted back towards this area. Over the next 20 years it became obvious that the Romulans were also becoming more active in this region. As a result the Federation authorized the construction of [[Deep Space 285]].  
The Bajoran spirit is referred to as the ''pagh'', which Bajorans believe is housed within the left ear. Bajoran spiritualists are known to be able to measure the strength of a pagh by gripping the ear with their hand. Bajorans are raised to follow the will of the Prophets, who promote selfless and altruistic actions. A feature of Bajoran religion is the characteristic earring, a set of two clasps connected by a chain, worn on the right ear.


===Religious Heirarchy===
It was completed in 2336 and a single vessel the USS Serbia was assigned to this region of space on a semi-permanent basis. Even then this sector seemed to continue to be something of a backwater, being mostly ignored by both the Federation and the Romulan Empire. It was not until the after the destruction of Genura in 2385, that the Federation began to devote more diplomatic and scientific resources to the region. This included the permanent assignment of the USS Taiwan. They were nearly all recalled after the destruction of [[Hobus_Supernova|Romulus and Remus]] in 2387, and what little was left was further reduced after other interstellar crises like the [[Vaadwaur Invasion of 2387]] and the [[Klingon Invasion of 2389]].
The Kai is the head of the Bajoran faith, and is elected by democratic means whenever circumstances require. Vedeks serve as well-regarded spiritual leaders, and form a religious assembly that advises the Kai in important religious matters. Vedeks also have access to Orbs. Prylars and Ranjens are lower-ranked monks who often work in servitude of the Kai or of Vedeks, and also maintain the sacred libraries of the Bajoran spiritual texts. The Emissary of the Prophets, while technically not a part of this religious hierarchy, is held in extremely high reverence by the Bajoran populace, and arguably has almost the same power in the Bajoran faith as does the Kai.
[[Image:KaiWinn.jpg|right|thumb|''Kai Winn, spiritual leader of Bajor 2370-2375'']]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
!width="250"|Religious Titles
|-
|Kai
|-
|Vedek
|-
|Prylar
|-
|Ranjen
|-
|}


===The Prophets===
After the Gurab Crisis in 2389, Starfleet withdrew the last of its resources from this sector. The DS285 station became a backwater assignment, no longer the seat of a Sector Command or a branch of the admiralty. No Starfleet ships were assigned to the region until late 2391, when the [[USS Constitution-B]] returned to the region. The assignment of a Galaxy-Class starship is perhaps a sign of Starfleet's renewed commitment to the region as a new frontier to be explored, or perhaps, something else entirely. In early 2392, the USS Constitution B was reassigned to the [[Talos Sector]] and the [[USS Doyle-A]], a newer Luna class ship was assigned to explore the sector.  
Residing within the Celestial Temple, known to outsiders as the Bajoran wormhole, the Prophets experience time as a non-linear event. They are able to possess humanoid life-forms, and have described themselves as being “of Bajor”. The Bajoran people do not view the Prophets as aliens, rather as gods that guide their way of life. One of the Prophets possessed and guided Sara, a human, into a relationship with Joseph Sisko, resulting in the conception of Benjamin Sisko, who later became the Emissary of the Prophets after discovering the Bajoran Wormhole.
[[Image:CelestialTemple.jpg|right|thumb|''The gateway to the Celestial Temple.'']]


[[Image:EmissaryoftheProphets.jpg|right|thumb|''Benjamin Sisko and Vedek Winn'']]
Currently the Avalon Sector sits on the border of what could be considered a new and unexplored frontier. This occurred following the destruction of the Romulan home system and resulted in the creation of the new [[Romulan Republic]]. Added to this was the creation of numerous other splinter factions and groups with in what had been the Romulan Star Empire. Also the Saurian Empire has become more active, taking on a more aggressive expansionist attitude. As a result Starfleet Command and the Federation are very interested in keeping tabs on all new developments with in this region.  
===The Emissary===
On discovering the Bajoran Wormhole along with Lieutenant-Commander Jadzia Dax in the Denorios Belt in 2369, Captain Benjamin Sisko was declared the Emissary of the Prophets by the Bajoran people. Despite developing a strong positive relationship with Kai Opaka, the contemporary leader of the Bajoran faith, Sisko initially was unwilling to embrace his role of Emissary. It was not until his belief in his position was challenged by the Prophets themselves that he began to accept his role. However, he has always acted in the best interests of the Bajoran people.
While Kai Opaka embraced Sisko in his role of Emissary, her successor, Kai Winn, often treated him with jealousy and mistrust. In turn, Sisko never fully trusted Kai Winn, who eventually denounced the Prophets and aided Gul Dukat in releasing the Pagh Wraiths of the Fire Caves.


===Prophecies===
Zocal’s 3rd Prophecy stated that only someone touched by the Prophets could find the ruins of B’halla. A prophecy subsequently translated from a tablet found in B’halla itself triggered the Reckoning, a cataclysmic battle between a Prophet and a Pagh wraith. It was written that, if the Prophet was victorious, Bajor would enter a golden age. The Reckoning never came to a conclusion however, as Kai Winn flooded the Promenade of Deep Space Nine, aboard which the conflict was taking place with chroniton radiation, which drove the Prophet and Pagh wraith out of their host bodies and forced them to abandon their duel.


===Orbs===
The Bajoran people revere artefacts that were sent to them by the Prophets, known as Orbs, or Tears of the Prophets. Many of these were lost or plundered by the Cardassians during the Occupation, however those that have been recovered are stored in shrines across Bajor, or in the Bajoran Shrine aboard Deep Space Nine. Those known to be in the possession of the Bajorans are detailed below.
[[Image:Orb.jpg|right|thumb|''An example of a Bajoran Orb.'']]


{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
===Notable Places===
!width="250"|The Bajoran Orbs
* [[Sotra Station]] - See [[Mists of the Mind (Constitution)|Case CONNB-2391-01]]
|-
* [[Gurab II]]
|Orb of Prophecy & Change
|-
|Orb of Time
|-
|Orb of Wisdom
|-
|Orb of Contemplation
|-
|Orb of the Emissary
|-
|}


[[Image:EmissaryofthePaghWraiths.jpg|right|thumb|''Gul Dukat as the Emissary of the Pagh Wraiths'']]
===The Pagh Wraiths===
The chronicled enemies of the Prophets, the Pagh Wraiths (Bajoran: Kosst Amogen), inhabit the fire caves of Bajor. The sacred texts explain that they once resided within the Celestial Temple, but were cast out by the Prophets due to their evil tendencies. A minority of Bajorans worship the Pagh Wraiths as the true prophets of Bajor, denoted by an inverted Bajoran religious icon or a red earring which is worn on the left ear. In 2375, the Pagh Wraiths selected Cardassian Gul Dukat, the former prefect of Bajor during the Cardassian occupation, as their Emissary. During a battle with the Emissary of the Prophets, Dukat and the Pagh Wraiths were sealed inside the fire caves along with the only known means of releasing them.


[[Image:RenewalScroll.jpg|right|thumb|''Burning Renewal Scrolls at the'' Gratitude Festival ''symbolically turns problems to ash.'']]
===Religious Festivals===
*Days of Atonement – a time to atone for past misdemeanours through chanting, meditation and prayer.
*Gratitude Festival (aka Peldor Festival) – a time to give thanks to the Prophets. Renewal scrolls are burned and Bajorans celebrate for a period of three days.
*Ha’mara – a day to celebrate the arrival of the Emissary of the Prophets.
*Time of Cleansing – a period of one month where Bajorans fast and abstain from worldy pleasures.


===Burial Customs===
The Bajorans are less concerned with interring the remains of the deceased than they are with guiding their pagh into the afterlife. A Bajoran death chant can last up to two hours to allow for the recitation of the sacred text. In addition a duranja, or funerial candle, can be lit to act as a memorial for a loved one or friend.


==Militia==
Bajor's equivalent to Starfleet is the Bajoran Militia. The militia contains a large number of personnel who were active during the Resistance, as well as engineers and medics. The militia is responsible for homeworld operations as well as interplanetary and spatial operations, such as some of the maintenance of ''Deep Space Nine''.


The Bajoran military hierarchy runs as follows, from lowest ranked to highest:-
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
!width="250"|Militia Ranks
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|General
|-
|Colonel
|-
|Field Colonel
|-
|Major
|-
|Captain
|-
|1st Lieutenant
|-
|2nd Lieutenant
|-
|}


The militia operates in divisions, denoted by different coloured uniforms. Command-branch officers wear terracotta and red; security wear tan and brown; engineering and ops wear grey and either green or mauve, and medical wear blue and copper.


{| cellpadding="2" style="border:1px solid darkgray;"
!width="150"|Command
!width="150"|Security
!width="150"|Engineering
!width="150"|Medical
|- border=0
| [[Image:BajoranCommander.jpg]]
| [[Image:BajoranSecurity.jpg]]
| [[Image:BajoranEngineer.jpg]]
| [[Image:BajoranMedical.jpg]]
|- align=center
|}


==Ships==
Bajoran ships fall under three main specifications.
[[Image:AssaultVessel.jpg|right|thumb|''A Bajoran Assault Vessel.'']]
[[Image:Interceptor.jpg|right|thumb|''A Bajoran Interceptor.'']]
[[Image:BajoranFreighter.jpg|right|thumb|''A Bajoran Freighter.'']]
[[Image:BajoranSublight.jpg|right|thumb|''A Bajoran sub-light 2-man craft.'']]


===Assault Vessels===
Assault vessels are well-armed craft designed for the defense of the planet. Members of the Circle used these craft to threaten ''Deep Space Nine'' in 2370.


===Interceptors===
Interceptors are smaller craft that are highly manoeuvrable and capable of atmospheric flight. Kira Nerys commanded a blockade made up of Bajoran Interceptors to prevent the Romulans from installing weapons in an alleged medical facility in the Bajoran system in 2375.


===Freighters===
                                                                                                                       
Freighters are optimised for cargo transportation, although the government authorises off-world cargo ships to assist with commercial operations. Kassidy Yates and her ship Zosa were enlisted in the Bajoran Ministry of Transport.
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===Other===
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In addition, smaller sub-light vessels were widely used during the occupation, most often holding only 2 crewmen.
The Omanteal Theta, and has at least 4 planets.
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Onash is about 40% land, 60% water, with most of the land mass grouped into three continents -- two in the southern hemisphere and one in the northern. With a 30% axis, seasons tend to be more severe than Earth norm.
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Sociologically speaking, Onash has had planetary government for a little less than a century, making the planetary government relatively unstable. Only the executive power is in the hands of the planet-wide government, headed by Governor Tarken.
Legislative and other powers still are in the hands of the continental governments, although there is a planetary senate with veto power over the Governor, as well as power to depose the ruling planetary Governor.
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In 2378, a recent trend was increased paranoia about alien species, countering what used to be a people fairly open to the possibility of First Contact
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As of 2378, Onash has been engaged in solid-fuel and nuclear powered space exploration for a couple of centuries now, with three semi-permanent space stations currently in orbit around the planet. In the year 2378, the crew of the {{USS|Constituion|B}} was sent to observe a warp flight

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Home System

  • Quadrant: Beta
  • Location: Draco Sigma Sector (coordinates A24-0002-1300)
  • Proper Name: In different sources it is listed as the Epsilon Indi or Procyon, or Alpha Canis Minoris system
  • Stars: It orbits a class M (Red) star
  • Distance from Star: its orbit is approximately 66 million km
  • Companions: It is the 4th of the 7 planets in the system
  • Moons: It has 3 tiny moons and 1 large moon (this is the base for the drone production facility and the overall defense system control)

Home World

  • Proper Name: Andor or Andoria
  • Diameter: 13,733 km (8,583 miles)
  • Gravity: 1.10 standard gravity with a density of 5.6
  • Axial Tilt: 9.6% minor tilt with minor seasonal effects
  • Orbital Period: 377 days
  • Rotational Period: 25.2 hours
  • Classification: M
  • Surface Water: 41%
  • Atmosphere: a standard atmosphere with a pressure of about 1.08 earth normal, with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and other gas 3%
  • Climate: Tropical zones cover most of the planets surface with the exception of high altitude regions and the small, mild polar regions. Ocean currents are warm, contributing to the heavy amount of precipitation across the entire surface. Seasonal changes are minor.
  • Terrain: Only a few mountain ranges, some large forests and jungles with numerous rolling plains.
  • Population: Maintained at 3 billion











The Avalon Sector has long been considered as insignificant even though it is on the border with the Romulan Star Empire. The near by presence of the Klingon Empire ensured that any attention that might have been directed toward it was instead directed towards the more vital and strategically important Trinity Sector and Serellan Sector.

In 2270 the USS Enterprise under the command of Captain James T. Kirk visited this sector just prior to the shifting of the Neutral Zone as negotiated by the Federation with the Romulan governments. They visited the Arachne system which was still on the Federation side of the border and beamed 1st officer Spock along with Cmdr. Katalya Tremain down to Arachne IV to determine if the native species of ant like creatures was sentient. They determined that they were not just prior to the shifting of the neutral zone and the Arachne system ended up on the Romulan side of the neutral zone.

Over the nest 50 years there were sporadic patrols by various Starfleet ships, assigned to basically show the flag and maintain some semblance of official presence. It was only after the discovery of the Saurian Empire in 2319 by the USS Midway that focus was shifted back towards this area. Over the next 20 years it became obvious that the Romulans were also becoming more active in this region. As a result the Federation authorized the construction of Deep Space 285.

It was completed in 2336 and a single vessel the USS Serbia was assigned to this region of space on a semi-permanent basis. Even then this sector seemed to continue to be something of a backwater, being mostly ignored by both the Federation and the Romulan Empire. It was not until the after the destruction of Genura in 2385, that the Federation began to devote more diplomatic and scientific resources to the region. This included the permanent assignment of the USS Taiwan. They were nearly all recalled after the destruction of Romulus and Remus in 2387, and what little was left was further reduced after other interstellar crises like the Vaadwaur Invasion of 2387 and the Klingon Invasion of 2389.

After the Gurab Crisis in 2389, Starfleet withdrew the last of its resources from this sector. The DS285 station became a backwater assignment, no longer the seat of a Sector Command or a branch of the admiralty. No Starfleet ships were assigned to the region until late 2391, when the USS Constitution-B returned to the region. The assignment of a Galaxy-Class starship is perhaps a sign of Starfleet's renewed commitment to the region as a new frontier to be explored, or perhaps, something else entirely. In early 2392, the USS Constitution B was reassigned to the Talos Sector and the USS Doyle-A, a newer Luna class ship was assigned to explore the sector.

Currently the Avalon Sector sits on the border of what could be considered a new and unexplored frontier. This occurred following the destruction of the Romulan home system and resulted in the creation of the new Romulan Republic. Added to this was the creation of numerous other splinter factions and groups with in what had been the Romulan Star Empire. Also the Saurian Empire has become more active, taking on a more aggressive expansionist attitude. As a result Starfleet Command and the Federation are very interested in keeping tabs on all new developments with in this region.


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The Omanteal Theta, and has at least 4 planets.



Omanteal Theta IV
Stellar Cartography
Region Old Romulan Neutral Zone
Sector Omanteal
System Omanteal Theta
Sun(s) Omanteal Theta
Moon(s) 2
Class M
Physical
Diameter 12,742 km
Atmosphere Standard
Hydrosphere 60%
Climate Normal, Severe Seasons
Gravity 0.99g
Primary terrain Stable
Points of interest None
Length of Day ???
Length of Year ???
Native species Onashian
Other species None
Societal
Official Language NA
Population NA
Technological Classification NA
Major cities NA
Imports NA
Exports NA
Affiliation None
Government Federalized Democracy


Planetary Description


Onash is about 40% land, 60% water, with most of the land mass grouped into three continents -- two in the southern hemisphere and one in the northern. With a 30% axis, seasons tend to be more severe than Earth norm.

Government


Sociologically speaking, Onash has had planetary government for a little less than a century, making the planetary government relatively unstable. Only the executive power is in the hands of the planet-wide government, headed by Governor Tarken.

Legislative and other powers still are in the hands of the continental governments, although there is a planetary senate with veto power over the Governor, as well as power to depose the ruling planetary Governor.

Sociological Data


In 2378, a recent trend was increased paranoia about alien species, countering what used to be a people fairly open to the possibility of First Contact

Technology


As of 2378, Onash has been engaged in solid-fuel and nuclear powered space exploration for a couple of centuries now, with three semi-permanent space stations currently in orbit around the planet. In the year 2378, the crew of the USS Constituion-B was sent to observe a warp flight