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Current Article of the Week

Damar, a Cardassian male Cardassians are a humanoid species from the Alpha Quadrant. They are native to the planet Cardassia Prime, capital world of the Cardassian Union. Known throughout the Alpha Quadrant for their ruthlessness, the Cardassians became one of the greatest enemies of the Federation and Klingon Empire when they joined the Dominion in 2373. Their xenophobic attitude towards other species was well established throughout the quadrant after the Setlik III massacre during the Cardassian Wars, as well as when their atrocities from the Occupation of Bajor were revealed after their withdrawal in 2369. In its ancient history, before Cardassia became a military dictatorship, the Cardassian society was known as the Hebitians. It was home to fine art and beautiful architecture. Once the Hebitian civilization fell into decay from lack of natural resources, millions of Cardassians were starving and the planet was subjected to utter anarchy. Though the Hebitian society and way of life eventually became extinct, the remaining Cardassians turned to the military to solve their problems. This began the Cardassian policy of expansion into the galaxy, to provide the much-needed natural resources to sustain its population. (TNG: "Chain of Command, Part II"; DS9: "Duet")

Contents 1 Featured Articles by subject 1.1 Characters 1.2 Comics 1.3 Computer games 1.4 Episodes 1.5 Historical events 1.6 Organizations 1.7 Performers 1.8 Races and cultures 1.9 Ship classes 1.10 Ships and stations 1.11 Technology 1.12 Wars and Battles 1.13 Other

[edit] Featured Articles by subject

[edit] Characters

(In alphabetical order; Bajoran surnames come first however)

• Ayala
• Beverly Crusher
• Elizabeth Cutler
• Boothby
• Gannet Brooks
• Christine Chapel
• Damar
• Ezri Dax
• Dukat
• Duras, son of Ja'rod
• Michael Eddington
• Elim Garak
• Guinan
• Hugh
• James T. Kirk
• Klaa
• Kor
• Kurn
• Landru
• Leonard McCoy
• Martok
• Hippocrates Noah
• Nog
• Khan Noonien Singh
• Christopher Pike
• Katherine Pulaski
• Q
• Telek R'Mor
• Thomas Riker
• William T. Riker
• Seven of Nine
• Thy'lek Shran
• Tora Ziyal
• Trelane
• Tuvix
• Benjamin Sisko
• Luther Sloan
• Tal Celes
• Grathon Tolar
• Darien Wallace
• Weyoun
• Winn Adami

[edit] Comics

• "Ghosts"

[edit] Computer games

• Star Trek: Armada
• Star Trek: Armada II

[edit] Episodes

• Star Trek: The Original Series
  • "Court Martial"
  • "Day of the Dove"

• Star Trek: The Next Generation
  • "Yesterday's Enterprise"
  • "A Matter of Perspective"
  • "Relics"
  • "Timescape"
  • "All Good Things..."

• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
  • "Emissary"
  • "Paradise"
  • "The Wire"
  • "The Collaborator"
  • "Crossover"
  • "Tribunal"
  • "The Jem'Hadar"
  • "The Way of the Warrior"
  • "Trials and Tribble-ations"
  • "Rapture"

• Star Trek: Voyager
  • "Prototype"
  • "Hope and Fear"
  • "The Thaw"
  • "Good Shepherd"
  • "Endgame"

• Star Trek: Enterprise
  • "Broken Bow"
  • "Storm Front"
  • "Storm Front, Part II"
  • "Observer Effect"
  • "Babel One"
  • "United"
  • "The Aenar"
  • "Affliction"
  • "In a Mirror, Darkly"
  • "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II"
  • "These Are the Voyages..."

[edit] Historical events

• Xindi incident
• Cardassian history
• Cardassian Rebellion
• Occupation of Bajor

[edit] Organizations

• Quark's

[edit] Performers

• Rene Auberjonois
• Christopher Lloyd
• Robert Picardo
• Tom Morga
• Patricia Tallman
• Guy Vardaman

[edit] Races and cultures

• Andorian
• Bolian
• Breen
• Cardassian
• Ferengi
• Organian
• Tellarite
• Tholian
• Xindi-Aquatic

[edit] Ship classes

• Constitution-class
• D'deridex-class
• Galaxy-class
• K't'inga class
• Sovereign class

[edit] Ships and stations

• Deep Space 9
• USS Defiant
• Delta Flyer
• USS Enterprise-D
• Enterprise (NX-01)
• USS Excelsior
• Harrad-Sar's barge
• IKS Rotarran
• Vahklas

[edit] Technology

• Assimilation
• Beta 5 computer
• Cloaking device
• Counter-insurgency program
• Doomsday machine
• Dreadnought (missile)
• Exocomp
• Force field
• Phase cannon
• Transporter
• Saucer separation
• Wormhole relay station

[edit] Wars and Battles

• Battle of Cardassia
• First Battle of Chin'toka
• Second Battle of Chin'toka
• First Battle of Deep Space 9
• Second Battle of Deep Space 9
• Dominion War
• Battle of the Omarion Nebula
• Operation Return
• Battle of Sector 001
• Battle of Wolf 359

[edit] Other

• Bajoran wormhole
• Design patents
• Emissary
• SS uniforms and insignia
• V'Ger