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[[File:Gates to Gre thor.jpg|thumb|The gates to ''Gre'thor'']]
'''Gre'thor''' is the [[Klingon]] equivalent to the [[Terran]] "hell". It is where the souls of the dishonored go when they die after being ferried there on the [[Barge of the Dead]] in the waters inhabited by [[Kos'karii]]. In [[Klingon mythology]], the gates of Gre'thor are guarded by the monster figure known as the [[Fek'lhr]]. ''([[TNG]]: "[[Devil's Due]]", [[VOY]]: "[[Barge of the Dead (episode)|Barge of the Dead]]")''
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'''''Gre'thor''''' was the [[Klingon]] equivalent to the [[Terran]] "[[Hell]]". It was where the [[soul]]s of the dishonored went when they died after being ferried there on the [[Barge of the Dead]] in the waters inhabited by [[Kos'karii]]. The insignia of ''Gre'thor'', and dishonored Klingons, was an inverted emblem of the [[Klingon Empire|Empire]].
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In [[Klingon mythology]], the gates of ''Gre'thor'' were guarded by the [[monster]] figure known as [[Fek'lhr]]. ({{TNG|Devil's Due}})
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In [[2372]], after he and [[House of Mogh|his family]] had been stripped of their honor, [[Kurn]] considered that if he were cast down into ''Gre'thor'', he'd have had the consolation of being with other Klingons, dishonored or not. ({{DS9|Sons of Mogh}})
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In [[2376]], [[B'Elanna Torres]] experienced a near-death experience about her mother [[Miral]] almost being sent to ''Gre'thor'' because of her daughter's dishonor. However, Torres traded her life for that of her mother, and she herself was sent to ''Gre'thor'', which to her was interpreted as {{USS|Voyager}} and its crew. ({{VOY|Barge of the Dead}})
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{{bginfo|An early draft of the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' episode {{e|Soldiers of the Empire}} had [[Worf]], [[Martok]], and the crew of the {{IKS|Rotarran}} finding the entrance to ''Gre'thor'' on a Klingon planet. Martok and Worf were to have entered to save a friend of Martok's and would have encountered Worf's father [[Mogh]]. The idea was dropped as it was deemed too late in the season to tackle such a philosophical idea as Klingon hell. (''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion]]'')}}
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== Appendices ==
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=== See also ===
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* ''[[Sto-vo-kor]]'', the Klingon afterlife for the honored dead
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=== Apocrypha ===
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*In the PC game ''[[Star Trek Online]]'', [[KDF]] players who reach the rank of [[captain]] can enter ''Gre'thor'' to fight the Fek'lhri.
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*Occasionally the acknowledgment "Gre'thor ''will be paved with their ashes''" is said when ordering certain Klingon ships to attack the enemy in the game ''[[Star Trek: Armada]]''.
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Revision as of 23:39, 4 July 2015

Gates to Gre thor

The gates to Gre'thor

Gre'thor was the Klingon equivalent to the Terran "Hell". It was where the souls of the dishonored went when they died after being ferried there on the Barge of the Dead in the waters inhabited by Kos'karii. The insignia of Gre'thor, and dishonored Klingons, was an inverted emblem of the Empire.

In Klingon mythology, the gates of Gre'thor were guarded by the monster figure known as Fek'lhr. (TNG: "Devil's Due")

In 2372, after he and his family had been stripped of their honor, Kurn considered that if he were cast down into Gre'thor, he'd have had the consolation of being with other Klingons, dishonored or not. (DS9: "Sons of Mogh")

In 2376, B'Elanna Torres experienced a near-death experience about her mother Miral almost being sent to Gre'thor because of her daughter's dishonor. However, Torres traded her life for that of her mother, and she herself was sent to Gre'thor, which to her was interpreted as USS Voyager and its crew. (VOY: "Barge of the Dead")

An early draft of the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Soldiers of the Empire" had Worf, Martok, and the crew of the IKS Rotarran finding the entrance to Gre'thor on a Klingon planet. Martok and Worf were to have entered to save a friend of Martok's and would have encountered Worf's father Mogh. The idea was dropped as it was deemed too late in the season to tackle such a philosophical idea as Klingon hell. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion)

Appendices

See also

  • Sto-vo-kor, the Klingon afterlife for the honored dead

Apocrypha

  • Occasionally the acknowledgment "Gre'thor will be paved with their ashes" is said when ordering certain Klingon ships to attack the enemy in the game Star Trek: Armada.

External link