The Klingon High Council was the ruling council of the Klingon Empire.
B'vat had advised the High Council not to allow Kardok's house to be reinstated nor his crimes nullified, due both to his father's and his own past deeds. Despite B'vat's objections, Kardok was not only permitted to return to the homeworld, but he was given command of a ship as well.
This may have been due in part to the High Council's growing distrust of B'vat, whose unorthodox battle tactics were deemed "radical." Some on the High Council even saw peace as a more viable option than B'vat's plans for the war.
B'vat, on the other hand, saw Chancellor J'mpok and the rest of the High Council as "complacent," taking matters into his own hands when they would not act.[1]
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Appearances[]
- Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Past Imperfect" (First mentioned)
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Past Imperfect"
- ↑ Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Past Imperfect" (Act I)
- ↑ Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Past Imperfect" (Act III)
External links[]
- Klingon High Council at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek wiki
- Klingon High Council at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki
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| v - e - ? | Klingon Empire | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Chancellors | Gorkon† • J'mpok • Martok^ | ||
| House leaders | D'Ghor^ • B'vat† | ||
| Ambassadors | Kas • S'taass* • Worf | ||
| Religious figures | Kuvah'magh • Kahless the Unforgettable† • T'Kuvma† • Molor† • Fek'lhr | ||
| Warriors | Warat† • Kardok? • Kora? • Ja'rod • Kadek | ||
| Organization | |||
| Government | Klingon High Council | ||
| Military | Klingon Defense Force | ||
| Culture | |||
| Religion | Gre'thor • Sto-vo-kor | ||
| Weapons | bat'leth • d'k tahg | ||
| Food and drinks | bloodwine | ||
| Other | Klingonese | ||
| Technology | |||
| Starships | IKV Quv • IKS GhIqtal^† • IKS Chot • IKS Worvig • IKS Baj | ||