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| rdfs:comment | - The Treaty of Sirius was an agreement which was signed by the Kzin and Earth following the end of the Earth-Kzin Wars. The treaty ordered the complete demilitarization of the Kzin, and only a small police force was allowed to operate. Another clause was that Earth, and later the United Federation of Planets, were allowed unrestricted access into Kzinti territory. (TAS episode: "The Slaver Weapon") In the 2290s, representatives from the Bureau of Interplanetary Affairs were discussing and renegotiating the terms of the treaty with the Kzinti. (TOS - Crucible novel: The Fire and the Rose)
- The Treaty of Sirius was a treaty signed by the Kzinti government. It required the complete disarmament of the Kzinti, with only police vessels allowed. In 2269, Spock, Sulu, and Uhura discovered that the Kzinti had broken the treaty sometime before, as they possessed phaser weapons. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon")
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| abstract | - The Treaty of Sirius was an agreement which was signed by the Kzin and Earth following the end of the Earth-Kzin Wars. The treaty ordered the complete demilitarization of the Kzin, and only a small police force was allowed to operate. Another clause was that Earth, and later the United Federation of Planets, were allowed unrestricted access into Kzinti territory. (TAS episode: "The Slaver Weapon") In the 2290s, representatives from the Bureau of Interplanetary Affairs were discussing and renegotiating the terms of the treaty with the Kzinti. (TOS - Crucible novel: The Fire and the Rose)
- The Treaty of Sirius was a treaty signed by the Kzinti government. It required the complete disarmament of the Kzinti, with only police vessels allowed. In 2269, Spock, Sulu, and Uhura discovered that the Kzinti had broken the treaty sometime before, as they possessed phaser weapons. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon")
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