| rdfs:comment | - Tezra is an ancient city, now lost, connected to the Irritarian civilization of Djarat. It is mentioned in some ancient inscription.
- Tezra was a Tellarite freighter owned and operated by Tellarite Captain Skalaar and his brother and first officer Gaavrin, operating under the authority of the Tellarite Mining Consortium in the 22nd century. Tezra was the first ship of her class, and the fastest ever built, as Skalaar retrofitted her engines himself. Tezra was able to haul one million metric tons of cargo at a maximum speed of Warp 4.5, something even the most powerful Earth vessels could not match. The Tezra was never depicted on screen.
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| abstract | - Tezra was a Tellarite freighter owned and operated by Tellarite Captain Skalaar and his brother and first officer Gaavrin, operating under the authority of the Tellarite Mining Consortium in the 22nd century. Tezra was the first ship of her class, and the fastest ever built, as Skalaar retrofitted her engines himself. Tezra was able to haul one million metric tons of cargo at a maximum speed of Warp 4.5, something even the most powerful Earth vessels could not match. Tezra was seized by the Klingon Empire after Skalaar crossed into Klingon territory while hauling firesalt, believing he could shave a few days off his run by cutting across an insignificant sector. The ship and its cargo were confiscated, something Gaavrin never forgave his brother for. In ultimately omitted dialogue from the final draft script of "Bounty" , these events were described as having taken place "several years" prior to 2153. Believing Tezra impounded, Skalaar turned to bounty hunting in order to pay the impound fee. It was not until his last mission, in 2153, that it was revealed by the still bitter Gaavrin that Tezra had been cannibalized by the Klingons several years earlier, ending Skalaar's dream of redeeming himself. (ENT: "Bounty") The Tezra was never depicted on screen.
- Tezra is an ancient city, now lost, connected to the Irritarian civilization of Djarat. It is mentioned in some ancient inscription.
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