| rdfs:comment | - Flag Territory The Gorn Hegemony was the Gorn state. (ENT episode: "Bound", TOS novel: The Disinherited, DS9 novel: Wrath of the Prophets, ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals) It was a monarchy headed by the Gorn Imperator. (ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals) There were multiple names given to the Gorn government. FASA calls it the "Gorn Alliance" whilst Klingon Academy refers to it as the "Gorn Kingdom", and Starfleet Command calls it the "Gorn Confederation". Decipher calls it the "Gorn Empire". However, ENT refers to it as the Gorn Hegemony which serves as its official canonical name.
- The Gorn Hegemony was the ruling body of the alien race known as the Gorn in the Star Trek universe. They were first encountered by the Federation in 2267. The first encounter with the Hegemony resulted in a battle between Captain James Kirk and the captain of the Gorn ship that the Enterprise chased from Cestus III.
- The Gorn Hegemony is the Gorn state. (ENT episode: "Bound", ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals) It is a monarchy headed by the Gorn Imperator. (ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals)
- This first encounter with the Hegemony was hostile as the Gorn were claiming Cestus III – a world which was then occupied by a Federation settlement – as their own. Despite this, the two powers had resolved the conflict over Cestus III by the 2370s, when a Human settlement did indeed thrive there. (TOS: "Arena" ; DS9: "Family Business")
- The first known encounter between the Gorn Hegemony and the United Federation of Planets took place in 2267, when the Gorn attacked a Federation settlement on Cestus III, a world the Gorn claimed as their territory. The USS Enterprise responded to a distress call from the settlement, leading to a showdown between a Gorn captain and James T. Kirk. Although that first contact was hostile, intervention by the mysterious Metrons led to a somewhat peaceful resolution (TOS: "Arena"), allowing the two governments to develop a moderately cordial relationship. As a result, Gorn exchange officers were serving on Starfleet vessels as early as the 2270s (TOS novel: Dreadnought!), and as late as the 2380s (Korsha, Star Trek: Prometheus. Ssliss, Star Trek: Arcadia). Some even attended and graduated from
- The Hegemony, before the organization itself was ever created, originally consisted of three worlds which held three separate, yet similar, reptilian species. The names of these planets were Gdhar I, Gdhar II, and Gdhar III, within the Gdhar System, located somewhere within the Beta Quadrant. At some point in the 2110s, all three sub-species, either due to either some sort of conflict or shared disaster, joined their collective forces and resources to create what was known as the Gorn Confederation. The new Gorn Confederation later migrated en masse to the nearby world of Gornar. It was after several years of living on Gornar, as well as the beginning of vast interbreeding of the three sub-species, that creating the species as it is known today. The Confederation later reformed itself into
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| abstract | - Flag Territory The Gorn Hegemony was the Gorn state. (ENT episode: "Bound", TOS novel: The Disinherited, DS9 novel: Wrath of the Prophets, ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals) It was a monarchy headed by the Gorn Imperator. (ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals) There were multiple names given to the Gorn government. FASA calls it the "Gorn Alliance" whilst Klingon Academy refers to it as the "Gorn Kingdom", and Starfleet Command calls it the "Gorn Confederation". Decipher calls it the "Gorn Empire". However, ENT refers to it as the Gorn Hegemony which serves as its official canonical name.
- The Gorn Hegemony was the ruling body of the alien race known as the Gorn in the Star Trek universe. They were first encountered by the Federation in 2267. The first encounter with the Hegemony resulted in a battle between Captain James Kirk and the captain of the Gorn ship that the Enterprise chased from Cestus III.
- The first known encounter between the Gorn Hegemony and the United Federation of Planets took place in 2267, when the Gorn attacked a Federation settlement on Cestus III, a world the Gorn claimed as their territory. The USS Enterprise responded to a distress call from the settlement, leading to a showdown between a Gorn captain and James T. Kirk. Although that first contact was hostile, intervention by the mysterious Metrons led to a somewhat peaceful resolution (TOS: "Arena"), allowing the two governments to develop a moderately cordial relationship. As a result, Gorn exchange officers were serving on Starfleet vessels as early as the 2270s (TOS novel: Dreadnought!), and as late as the 2380s (Korsha, Star Trek: Prometheus. Ssliss, Star Trek: Arcadia). Some even attended and graduated from Starfleet Academy. In the 2280s a Gorn king ruled the Hegemony, but deferred operation of the government to his children and advisors. Although his regime suffered political problems, the Hegemony still proved to be a formidable military force in the region. (TOS PC game: Star Trek: Klingon Academy) In 2375, while the Federation starship USS Enterprise-E visited the Gorn homeworld in an attempt to enlist Gorn aid during the Dominion War, the "Black Crest" faction launched a Coup d'état, taking over the Hegemony and laying claim once again to Cestus III. (TNG comic: "The Gorn Crisis") After the crisis was resolved, the Hegemony joined the alliance of Alpha Quadrant powers against the Dominion. (Star Trek novel: Articles of the Federation) In Star Trek: Pendragon continuity, a thirteen-month conflict broke out between the Gorn and the Federation in September 2375, ending with the Hegemony's surrender. By 2379, the Gorn Hegemony had established affable political relations with the Federation, and maintained an embassy on Earth. Federation President Min Zife found Zogozin, the Gorn ambassador, to be very intimidating. (TNG novel: A Time to Heal) By 2384, the GHS Marianela has gone missing in a pirate hunt and Romulans have found its location a few parsecs northeast of Talvath. (RIS Bouteina) In the early 28th century, the Gorn Hegemony joined the Alliance. (Star Trek: 001)
- This first encounter with the Hegemony was hostile as the Gorn were claiming Cestus III – a world which was then occupied by a Federation settlement – as their own. Despite this, the two powers had resolved the conflict over Cestus III by the 2370s, when a Human settlement did indeed thrive there. (TOS: "Arena" ; DS9: "Family Business") Prior to actual contact there was little known by Earth of the Gorn. Among the minor bits of knowledge that did exist was that, according to Orion privateer Harrad-Sar in 2154, a planet in the Gorn Hegemony brewed "the finest Meridor in the five systems". (ENT: "Bound")
- The Hegemony, before the organization itself was ever created, originally consisted of three worlds which held three separate, yet similar, reptilian species. The names of these planets were Gdhar I, Gdhar II, and Gdhar III, within the Gdhar System, located somewhere within the Beta Quadrant. At some point in the 2110s, all three sub-species, either due to either some sort of conflict or shared disaster, joined their collective forces and resources to create what was known as the Gorn Confederation. The new Gorn Confederation later migrated en masse to the nearby world of Gornar. It was after several years of living on Gornar, as well as the beginning of vast interbreeding of the three sub-species, that creating the species as it is known today. The Confederation later reformed itself into what is known today as the Gorn Hegemony.
- The Gorn Hegemony is the Gorn state. (ENT episode: "Bound", ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals) It is a monarchy headed by the Gorn Imperator. (ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals)
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