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	Bajoran Kai - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the Star Trek fictional universe, the Bajoran Kai was the supreme religious leader of the Bajoran faith.
		The Kai would be roughly similar in rank to the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church on Earth.
		With the end of the Dominion War in sight, Kai Winn was tempted to join with Dukat - who had been surgically altered to appear as a Bajoran - in worship with the Pah Wraiths.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kai_(Star_Trek) (710 words)

	Star Trek Writers RPG - Bajoran Reference Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Bajoran culture declined greatly during the Cardassian Occupation, from 2328 to 2369 (was formally annexed in 2339), during which time the Cardassian Union dominated the Bajoran people.
		Bajoran faith believes the Prophets to be the embodiment of truth, who reveals their wisdom through visions given by the Orbs.
		Bajoran names themselves are usually short and have a soft sound, characteristic of the Bajoran language in general.
	galaxy.imndesigns.com /aliens/members/bajoran.htm (4335 words)

	Star Trek Lives - Life-Forms - Bajorans
		Bajorans are humanoid in form and function with the exception of a ridged nose.
		Bajoran colonists on New Bajor fell victim to Dominion forces at the end of the year, their lives and presence eliminated from the colony they had only recently populated.
		Kai Winn would be credited for the treaty signed with Legate Turrel, though it was Vedek Bareil who died closing the talks he had initiated and brought about the treaty.
	www.startreklives.de /cultures/bajorans.htm (2986 words)

	Bajoran - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Bajorans, a race of humanoids in the fictional Star Trek universe, were introduced in the Next Generation series and played an integral part in the Deep Space Nine series.
		Bajoran women gestate for five months, as opposed to the nine months of human women, due to high vascularization between the fetus and the mother.
		The Bajoran religion is a major unifying force on the planet; the spiritual leader, or Kai, wields a great deal of moral and political authority, although the planet's de jure political leader is the First Minister.
	www.vacilando.org /_cliextra/baghdadmuseumorg/includepage.php?title=Bajoran&action=edit (822 words)

	Bajoran culture and history
		Bajoran religion also believes that the Prophets are responsible for sending their wisdom to the Bajoran people by means of nine Orbs.
		Bajoran belief holds that the Celestial Temple is the eternal home of the Prophets, the central figures in the Bajoran religion.
		Bajoran religion comes to be founded on the wisdom provided by this and and the eight other Orbs which would later appear.The first attempts to locate the lost city of B'Hala are unsuccessful.
	www.krillmeed.com /Bajoranculture.html (5389 words)

	DS9 Encyclopedia & Lexicon - Episode Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A stable wormhole and its inhabitants are discovered in the Bajoran system by Benjamin Sisko, new commander of Deep Space Nine.
		Sisko, Bashir, Kira, and Kai Opaka are stranded on a moon where an eternal war is raging.
		A Bajoran poet, lost for 200 years, returns from the wormhole believing that he is the Emissary; O'Brien learns that Keiko is pregnant again.
	ds9encyclopedia.0catch.com /epguide.htm (2977 words)

	Bajoran (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Bajoran culture declined seriously during decades of Cardassian occupation in the 24th century, during which most Bajorans were driven from their homeworld, but their religion remained a focal point of the culture.
		An old Bajoran saying holds that "The land and the people are one." Major Kira Nerys mentioned this to Commander Sisko regarding the dispute between the Bajoran factions, the Paqu and the Navot.
		Bajoran religion comes to be founded on the wisdom provided by this and and the eight other Orbs which would later appear.
	trekraces.envy.nu /b-races/bajoran.htm (3402 words)

	The Collaborator - Memory Alpha
		Dax reports that Kai Winn is waiting for her on an urgent subspace frequency, and as she already knows what the message is about, Kira accepts it in Ops.
		Winn's role as Kai became a key element of later story arcs, as did the "loose end" of Odo's feelings for Kira and the continuing instability of the Bajoran Provisional Government.
		It was previously assumed that the Cardassians simply eliminated the Bajoran government altogether during the Occupation of Bajor.
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/index.php/The_Collaborator (4519 words)

	bajoran (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The bajoran religious leaders are the Vedeks, the first Spiritual leader is the Kai, currently Kai Winn.
		Kai Winn ended that battle, which would have brought Bajor a 1000 years of peace (The golden age) in a selfish act.
		In 2367 the bajorans forced them to withdraw and a peace treaty with the federation manifested a new border which handed some planets from one side to the other (That treaty was the reason for the founding of "The Maquis").
	www.atlantera.de /bajoran.htm (1224 words)

	Kai - Memory Alpha
		The Kai is the religious leader of the Bajorans, elected from among and by the Vedek Assembly to a life term.
		A symbol of strength and unity to the Bajorans for centuries, the Kai's religious authority is rivaled only by that of the Emissary to the Prophets.
		As with the Kai, the Pope is elected from among the senior ranks of the clergy, and the members of both the Bajoran religion and Roman Catholicism are supposed to follow the leader's wishes.
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/index.php/Kai (783 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I understand you've been sent by the Bajoran government to coordinate with Starfleet," Sisko said, trying to hide the fact that he was uncomfortable with the entire situation behind an air of diplomacy.
		I will admit that I did visit with Kai Opaka, but it was simply a small conference during which she welcomed me to the Bajoran sector and promised me that I would be given the blessings of the Prophets," Sisko said.
		It turns out that the sector is where 5 of the Bajoran orbs were discovered; not only that, there have been numerous reports of neutrino disturbances originating from the sector as well," she said.
	earth.prohosting.com /stxover/b5/stb5-01.txt (4851 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Bajoran religious leader, known as the Kai, resides in the ancient monastery that is the center of spiritual life surrounded by monks who meditate and chant in chords.
		The Kai often speaks in vague, mystical and indirect language, forcing the listener to seek the meaning.
		Bajorans are known by their family name, then their given name.
	hubcap.clemson.edu /~jservey/TimeLords/aliens1.txt (6899 words)

	Bajoran Kai - TheBestLinks.com - Kai (Star Trek), Pope, Star Trek, Cardassian, ...
		Unlike the election of the Pope - which is held among the high ranking Cardinals - it appears that the Kai is chosen in an election held by the entire Bajoran people.
		Kai Winn turned away from the prophets, and became a tool of the Pai-Wraiths.
		Kai Winn was consumed and killed by the Pah Wraiths.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Kai___28__Star_Trek__29__.html (681 words)

	Star Trek Aliens B
		In time, the Bajorans became a race of master artisans, architects, and scholars whose lives are centered on their faith.
		Bajoran custom places the family name before an individual name.
		In 2366 the Breen attacked and captured the Cardassian vessel Ravinok, using its crew as slave labor in the Dilithium mines on Dozaria.
	cage.p.tripod.com /b.htm (3996 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
		These aliens are the Bajoran Prophets which are worshipped as gods by the people of Bajor, and the wormhole itself is the long-prophesied Celestial Temple.
		The relationship between the Bajorans and the Cardassians is intentionally portrayed as a powerful Holocaust allegory; the Cardassians had put the Bajorans to work in forced slave labor camps under terrible conditions, killed them with impunity, and express regret that their actions aren't recognized as being for the good of Bajor.
		Guerrilla tactics by Bajoran fighters led to the removal of their colonial shackles in the same way that many colonies gained their independence in the 1960s and 1970s.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/DS9 (2012 words)

	Star Trek: Dateline Dominion-Federation Personnel
		Second in command of DS9 and believed to be a key agitator in inciting the Cardassian riots against the Dominion on Cardassia Prime, Kira has a long history in participating in terrorist actions, beginning with her part in the Bajoran Resistance which rid Bajor of the Cardassians during the Cardassian occupation of that world.
		Throughout her tenure as kai, Winn maintained a cordial relationship with the Dominion, the warmth of which was tempered only by her unfailing desire to protect her homeland.
		During the twilight of her reign as kai, Winn fell in with the unscrupulous Legate Dukat who led her to embrace the pah wraiths in an attempt to facilitate the restoration of Bajor.
	dominion.tvheaven.com /fedpers.html (1659 words)

	Personnel File - Capt Hardin Davik
		Davik is the son of Hardin Shalara, a strong-willed Bajoran woman, who was raped by a band of Cardassian soldiers during the Occupation of Bajor.
		Ten months later, she gave birth to her son, naming him Davik after an historic Bajoran Kai who suffered many afflictions to prove his devotion to the Prophets (in the manner of the Human Biblical figure of Job).
		Davik's mother and adoptive father, and later Davik himself, were active in the Bajoran Resistance, but his parents, and most of their Cell, were killed in a traitorous setup by Collaborators and Cardassians when he was only 15 years of age.
	www.sector001.com /maverick/Bios/HardinD.html (807 words)

	KAI WINN IN THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA
		Bareil withdrew his candidacy, and Winn was elected kai in 2370.
		In 2371 Kai Winn surprised her political opponents when she concluded a historic peace accord with the Cardassians.
		Winn was uncomfortable with the fact that Benjamin Sisko, a non-Bajoran, had such an important role in Bajoran affairs as the Emissary to the Prophets.
	www.littlereview.com /goddesslouise/articles/stency.htm (749 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Article
		It's interesting to watch O'Brien — who would seem to be the least likely person for such a task — accidentally assume the mantle of the Sirah, who protects his small Bajoran village from the dangerous Dal'Rok.
		Meanwhile, Jake and Nog befriend Varis, the teenaged leader of a Bajoran faction, and the trio gets into all sorts of trouble — the most amusing moment has a mischievous Nog pretending that a bucket of oatmeal is actually a slumbering Odo.
		DS9's first season finale brings many of the recurring themes of the season full circle, as a Bajoran religious leader objects to Keiko's secular teachings, and the Bajorans' religious beliefs once again clash with the science of Starfleet.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/DS9/feature/795.html (1505 words)

	Star Trek: Dateline Dominion-Database News Report
		After weeks of unproductive talks with the new Bajoran Kai, Ungtae, Dominion officials at last resolved to attempt to make overtures towards negotiating with the Pah-wraiths, citing Kai Ungtae’s continued stalling as a sign that the Bajorans are unwilling to reach any real agreement which would result in the Dominion reopening the wormhole.
		Although the Founder was unable to reach a firm agreement with the Pah-wraiths prior to the Dominion’s expulsion from Bajoran soil, she did manage to communicate the Dominion’s wish to access the wormhole and received a tentative agreement to provide assistance from the Pah-wraiths.
		Because the Bajoran government is not only dominated by Prophet worshippers but the chief executive and chief cleric are embodied in the same position, Kai, members of the Pah-wraith cult have been all but excluded from Bajoran society for centuries.
	dominion.tvheaven.com /story14.html (715 words)

	Season 1 - Deep Space Nine - Deepspace93.com
		When the station rescues an old friend of Kira's from a Cardassian warship, he turns out to be still part of a Bajoran terrorist movement, and is trying to sell something to the two sisters of the late Klingon Duras.
		Despite Odo's apparent disinterest in the subject, when he is returning the convict to his homeworld to answer for crimes, the runabout is attacked and forced to land on the supposed planet of the shape-shifters inside a vortex.
		When a Bajoran in line to be chosen as the next Kai, disapproves of Keiko's teachings about the wormhole, the station becomes divided over the age old question of creation versus evolution.
	deepspace9.deepspace93.com /93 (980 words)

	[No title]
		Only you, I, and Doctor Bashir knew the truth about the Kai." "This may enlighten you." He retrieves the file he was reading and turns the screen toward her.
		Formerly worthy followers have begun to question the authority of the office of the Kai and to circulate the heinous untruth that our sainted Kai Opaka is not only alive, but preparing to return to Bajor and assume the government of the planet.
		Everybody knows the Kai left this life and joined the Prophets in the Celestial Temple when she was travelling in your care.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /freenet/rootdir/menus/sigs/futurist/star-trek/creative/drg/drg039 (3267 words)

	IDS93\STAR TREK:DS9 Season 1 - EMISSARY
		When the Bajoran Kai gives him a mysterious orb, it leads him to discover a stable wormhole.
		Having never been raised to be a man of Faith himself, he sees the Bajoran faith as something rather senseless to himself.
		Other regular characters introduced here are as follows: Major Kira Nerys, a Bajoran who survived the occupation by joining a resistance cell and fighting back against the Cardassians.
	deepspace9.deepspace93.com /dsn1/epdsn401.shtml (728 words)

	The Great Link : The Races/The Dominion Arc/DS9's 'Til Death Do us Part'
		Sisko offers the Kai a seat, while telling her that while her offer of 'assistance' is very kind of her, its not really necessary.
		Kai Winn is then visited by Solbor, one of her servants.
		They detained Tora Ziyal, along with several other Bajoran prisoners, for several years after the end of the Cardassian occupation of Bajor, before those prisoners were rescued by Gul Dukat and Major Kira in Season Four's "Indiscretion".
	www.greatlink.org /dominion/ds9s7/tildeath.asp (4871 words)

	A Requiem for Bareil
		In time, his gifts were recognised at high levels within the Bajoran religion, and eventually even Kai Opaka perceived his giftedness, and saw to it that his gifts were put to valuable use.
		This cleric who had, Bareil knew, been behind a failed attempt on his life, and who had attempted to have him falsely named a collaborator in her desire to become Kai over him now appeared to be trying in some way to provide genuine spiritual leadership to the Bajoran people.
		After the failed attempt on his life, he had never uttered a word in accusation, but she knew without a doubt that he was aware she had been behind that act.
	homepages.tig.com.au /~kendaa/Requiem.html (9308 words)

	Emissary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Sisko visits the Bajoran Kai, where he is shown a vision in a Bajoran Orb and warned that he has an important destiny to protect the Prophets, who live in a hidden Celestial Temple.
		He realizes that these are the same beings whom the Bajorans worship as Prophets, as indeed their riddles claim.
		While O'Brien works on that problem, the emissary to the Bajoran Prophets must convince them of the value of permitting linear life forms to enter their realm.
	www.littlereview.com /getcritical/ds9reviews/emissary.htm (602 words)

	Bajor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Kai is the head of all of the religious orders.
		The Family name is followd by the given name, thus Ro is the last name and Laren is her first name.
		Kira's name in non traditional Bajoran would be Nerys Kira.
	www.the-spa.com /cj/bajor.htm (194 words)

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