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THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE TONG, LKS. 489 T'Acog, I.K.S. Klingon cruiser, K't'inga T'Lani Prime. Planet in the T'Lani

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THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE TONG, LKS. 489

T'Acog, I.K.S. Klingon cruiser, K't'inga T'Lani Prime. Planet in the T'Lani star system. Following the end class. The T'Acog was sent to return the of the war with the Kellerun in 2370, a celebration was scheduled criminals Korris, Konmel, and Kunivas to on T'Lani Prime to commemorate the destruction of the last harthe Klingon Homeworld in 2364. The vester weapons. (“Armageddon Game" [DS]). offenders managed to destroy the T'Acog and commandeered the Talarian freighter T'Lani. Humanoid people who were at war with the Kellerun for Batris. (“Heart of Glory” [TNG]). The T'Acog was a re-use of centuries until finally reaching peace in 2370. The footage from Star Trek: The Motion Picture. T'Lani suffered great losses during the war, including the entire population of planet T'Lani lll, from the deadly harvesters. ("Armageddon Game" [DS9))

- T'Lar. (Dame Judith Anderson). Venerable Vulcan high priestess. T'Lar supervised the fal-tor-pan ceremony in which Spock's body and living spirit were rejoined t'an. A metallic-crystal rod used when playing the Vulcan kal-toh following his death in 2285, puzzle. (“Alter Ego” [VGR]). (Star Trek Ill: The Search for Spock) T'gha maneuver. lllegal move in formal bat leth competitions, involving a blow to the head. (The Worf of an alternate quantum reality felt a T"gha maneuver unfairly robbed him of his Champion ~~ T'Lara. (Deborah Strang). Starfleet admiral Standing in the bat ‘leth competition on Forcas Ill.) (“Parallels® T'Lara of Vulcan presided over an extradi[TNG]) tion hearing on station Deep Space 9 in 2372 when Lieutenant Commander Worf t'gla. Derogatory Klingon term. T'Kar called Jadzia Dax a mind- was accused by Klingon authorities of firing less t'gla for not fighting harder to retain her symbiont. (“Invasive on an unarmed transport spacecraft Procedures” [DS9)) (“Rules of Engagement” [DS9]) T'Jon. (Merritt Butrick). Captain of the T'lli Beta. Planet. T'li Beta was the destination of the Ornaran freighter ship Sanction. Like all "— Enterprise-D when it encountered a school of two-dimensional Ornarans of his time, T"Jon was addicted to | —-—— creatures in 2367. (“The Loss” [TNG]). T'lli Beta was named by a medicinal substance called felicium from — episode writer Hilary Bader for her grandmother, Tillie Bader. the planet Brekka. The intellectual impair- &% ment caused by this addiction may have =K t’lokan schism. In Vulcan physiology, a condition wherein a been responsible for his lack of under- ENCES Ea repressed memory causes physical brain damage. A t'lokan standing of the technical aspects of his ! schism is the physical reaction to the battle between the conscious ship's operation. (“Symbiosis” [TNG]). Actor and the unconscious regarding the resurfacing of a traumatic Merritt Butrick had played David Marcus, memory. Vulcan psychocognitive research suggested that t'lokan son of James Kirk, in Star Trek Il and Star schisms could be treated with a mind-meld between the patient Trek III and a family member, in an attempt to bring the repressed memory into the conscious mind. (“Flashback” [VGRI). SEE: pyllora. a T'Kar. (Tim Russ). Klingon mercenary hired 4 Y by Verad to assist in Verad's plan to steal T'Lor. Starfleet officer assigned to Deep Jadzia Dax’s Trill symbiont in 2370 by Space 9. On stardate 50049.3, T'Lor was ol . taking over station Deep Space 9 EE killed in a battle with the Jem'Hadar on HY >: (“Invasive Procedures” [DS9]). Tim Russ - ul rh Torga IV. (“The Ship” [DS9]). Like Dr. Hi 1 also portrayed Devor in “Starship Mine" wy | Sevrin, T'Lor was from Tiburon. : (TNG), an unnamed bridge officer in Star - » Trek Generations, and Tuvok on Star Trek T'nag. Old enemy of Kang, Kor, and ” Voyager. Koloth. The three legendary Klingon warriors once fought a glorious battle T'Karath Sanctuary. Ancient catacombs located on planet against T'nag and his army, emerging victorious against overVulcan. It had been a stronghold for one of the political factions ~~ whelming odds. (“The Sword of Kahless" [DS9)). during the last Vulcan civil war, two millennia ago. Tallera and the other mercenaries were to deliver the pieces of the Stone of Gol T°Ong, L.K.S. Klingon deep-space FE to this location in 2370. (“Gambit, Part II" [TNG]) exploratory cruiser, K't'inga class, Pl gr launched in 2290 under the com- [4 \f \ T'Lani lll. Planet whose population was destroyed by the har- mand of Captain K'Temok. Because Pla vesters during the war between the T'Lani and the Kellerun. of the extended nature of the mis- -r (“Armageddon Game" [DS9)) sion, the entire crew spent most of the transit time in hibernation. The return of the ship to Klingon T'Lani munitions cruiser. Spacecraft. In 2370, a T'Lani cruiser space in 2365 was a matter of concern because the ship had was the site where the last of the deadly harvester nanobiogenic been launched in an era when the two respective governments weapons were destroyed. This ship was more than a match for were at war. It was feared that the crew of the T'Ong would Danube-class Federation runabouts, both in speed and believe that a state of war still existed, and that they might thereweaponry. (“Armageddon Game" [DS9]) fore attack the first Federation ship they encountered. Federation

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