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In [[2377]], the [[D7 class|D7-class]] [[battle cruiser]] [[commanding officer|captained]] by [[Kohlar]] believed they discovered the ''kuvah'magh'' as the child of [[B'Elanna Torres]]. ({{VOY|Prophecy}}) |
In [[2377]], the [[D7 class|D7-class]] [[battle cruiser]] [[commanding officer|captained]] by [[Kohlar]] believed they discovered the ''kuvah'magh'' as the child of [[B'Elanna Torres]]. ({{VOY|Prophecy}}) |
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Revision as of 02:47, 13 February 2010
The kuvah'magh was a Klingon religious figure, worshipped by a minority that left the empire to search for it in the Delta Quadrant in the mid-23rd century.
There were many prophecies surrounding the coming of the kuvah'magh, such as:
- "You would know me before I know the world."
- "You will follow in my footsteps before I have made them."
- "The kuvah'magh is younger than old age and stronger than sickness."
In 2377, the D7-class battle cruiser captained by Kohlar believed they discovered the kuvah'magh as the child of B'Elanna Torres. (VOY: "Prophecy")
In an early draft of the computer game Star Trek Online, it was planned that more Klingons seem to believe that Miral Paris is the kuvah'magh. Miral joins Starfleet like her parents, and many Klingons would have followed her lead.