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'''Qam-Chee''' was a city on the [[Klingon]] [[homeworld]] of [[Qo'noS]]. It was there, "[[Qam-Chee#Background_information|a thousand years ago]]", that [[Kahless]] and the Lady [[Lukara]] fought a pitched battle in the city's Great Hall against the soldiers of [[Molor]]. While the rest of the city's garrison fled before Molor's five hundred soldiers, Kahless and Lukara stood their ground and defeated the forces. Shortly after their victory the two began their great romance, the stuff of Klingon legend. ({{DS9|Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places}})
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'''Qam-Chee''' was a city on the [[Klingon]] [[homeworld]] of [[Qo'noS]]. It was there, "a thousand years ago", that [[Kahless]] and the Lady [[Lukara]] fought a pitched battle in the city's Great Hall against the soldiers of [[Molor]]. While the rest of the city's garrison fled before Molor's five hundred soldiers, Kahless and Lukara stood their ground and defeated the forces. Shortly after their victory the two began their great romance, the stuff of Klingon legend. ({{DS9|Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places}})
   
 
{{bginfo|In {{DS9|Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places}}, which took place in [[2373]], [[Worf]] enthusiastically mentioned the events in Qam-Chee to have happened "a thousand years ago." This would appear to be somewhat of a contradiction, as {{TNG|Rightful Heir}} and {{DS9|The Sword of Kahless}} both state that Kahless lived [[9th century|five hundred years earlier]]. Either Worf "rounded" the number of years in his enthusiasm, or Molor and Kahless were at least five hundred years old. While the maximum life span for Klingons has never been clearly defined, this seems to be without precedent. Another solution would be that Worf counted in Klingon years, as {{DS9|Soldiers of the Empire}} states that 2373 corresponded to the [[Year of Kahless]] [[999]].|The ''[[Star Trek Customizable Card Game]]'' names a vessel after this city.}}
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===Background information===
 
In {{DS9|Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places}} taking place in [[2373]], [[Worf]] enthusiastically mentioned the events in Qam-Chee to have happened "a thousand years ago." This would appear to be somewhat of a contradiction as {{TNG|Rightful Heir}} and {{DS9|The Sword of Kahless}} both state, that Kahless lived [[9th century|five hundred years earlier]]. Either Worf "rounded" the number of years in his enthusiasm, or Molor and Kahless were at least 500 years old, which, while the maximum life span for Klingons has never been clearly defined, seems to be without precedent. Another solution would be that Worf counted in Klingon years, as {{DS9|Soldiers of the Empire}} states 2373 to correspond to the [[Year of Kahless]] [[999]].
 
   
===Apocrypha===
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== External link ==
 
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The ''[[Star Trek Customizable Card Game]]'' names a vessel after this city.
 
 
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* {{NCwiki}}
 
   
 
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Qam-Chee was a city on the Klingon homeworld of Qo'noS. It was there, "a thousand years ago", that Kahless and the Lady Lukara fought a pitched battle in the city's Great Hall against the soldiers of Molor. While the rest of the city's garrison fled before Molor's five hundred soldiers, Kahless and Lukara stood their ground and defeated the forces. Shortly after their victory the two began their great romance, the stuff of Klingon legend. (DS9: "Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places")

In DS9: "Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places", which took place in 2373, Worf enthusiastically mentioned the events in Qam-Chee to have happened "a thousand years ago." This would appear to be somewhat of a contradiction, as TNG: "Rightful Heir" and DS9: "The Sword of Kahless" both state that Kahless lived five hundred years earlier. Either Worf "rounded" the number of years in his enthusiasm, or Molor and Kahless were at least five hundred years old. While the maximum life span for Klingons has never been clearly defined, this seems to be without precedent. Another solution would be that Worf counted in Klingon years, as DS9: "Soldiers of the Empire" states that 2373 corresponded to the Year of Kahless 999.
The Star Trek Customizable Card Game names a vessel after this city.

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