The Sheliak Corporate was the governing body of the Sheliak species, a technologically advanced non-humanoid civilization from the Alpha or Beta Quadrants. The Corporate had a brief conflict with the United Federation of Planets circa 2255 which ended with the Treaty of Armens. (TNG: "The Ensigns of Command") Some territory held by the Corporate was close to that of the Breen Confederacy, which caused tension between the two powers well into the 24th century. (TNG novel: The Buried Age)
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| - The Sheliak Corporate was the governing body of the Sheliak species, a technologically advanced non-humanoid civilization from the Alpha or Beta Quadrants. The Corporate had a brief conflict with the United Federation of Planets circa 2255 which ended with the Treaty of Armens. (TNG: "The Ensigns of Command") Some territory held by the Corporate was close to that of the Breen Confederacy, which caused tension between the two powers well into the 24th century. (TNG novel: The Buried Age)
- The Sheliak Corporate was the governing body of the Sheliak people. In 2255 they engaged in a minor conflict with the United Federation of Planets, which eventually ended with the Treaty of Armens. The Sheliak value precision highly, which forced the Federation to bring in 372 legal experts to complete the treaty. In 2366, a dispute broke out between the two powers over the Federation colonists on Tau Cygna V, a planet which had been given to the Sheliak in the treaty. In the end the Sheliak were forced to delay by the USS Enterprise-D, so that the colonists could all be evacuated.
- The Sheliak Corporate (or simply the Corporate for short) was the governing body of the Sheliak. The capital of the Corporate was the Sheliak homeworld, in the Shelia system. In 2255 there was a brief skirmish between the Sheliak Corporate and the United Federation of Planets. Eventually, peace was established through the Treaty of Armens.
- The Sheliak Corporate was the official governing body of the Sheliak. In 2255, the Sheliak Corporate was involved in a brief conflict with the United Federation of Planets. Eventually, the conflict was resolved with the signing of the Treaty of Armens. Obtaining the treaty was a difficult process, as the Sheliaks' noted value of precision made the treaty long and complicated, and meant that a large team of Federation representatives had to oversee the signing of the treaty.
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| - The Sheliak Corporate was the official governing body of the Sheliak. In 2255, the Sheliak Corporate was involved in a brief conflict with the United Federation of Planets. Eventually, the conflict was resolved with the signing of the Treaty of Armens. Obtaining the treaty was a difficult process, as the Sheliaks' noted value of precision made the treaty long and complicated, and meant that a large team of Federation representatives had to oversee the signing of the treaty. Territory of the Breen Confederacy resided near the Sheliak. This was a source of conflict between the two empires. (TNG novel: The Buried Age) In 2366, a dispute broke out between the Federation and the Sheliak, when the Sheliak discovered Federation colonists living on Tau Cygna V, a planet which they wished to colonize. By the terms of the treaty, the Sheliak reserved the right to demand the removal of the colonists. Eventually, the matter was resolved by the crew of the USS Enterprise-D, and the colonists were removed. (TNG episode: "The Ensigns of Command") A Sheliak was along representatives of many Alpha and Beta Quadrant powers gathered to help create and deliver the Temporal Defense Grid entirely in secret by the 25th century. (DTI novel: Watching the Clock) Lieutenant Nog was able to procure shield modulator technology for the Sheliak designed to improve shield efficiency against radiation. It was deployed on the evacuation fleet sent to Europa Nova during the Gateways Crisis. (DS9 novel: Demons of Air and Darkness)
- The Sheliak Corporate was the governing body of the Sheliak species, a technologically advanced non-humanoid civilization from the Alpha or Beta Quadrants. The Corporate had a brief conflict with the United Federation of Planets circa 2255 which ended with the Treaty of Armens. (TNG: "The Ensigns of Command") Some territory held by the Corporate was close to that of the Breen Confederacy, which caused tension between the two powers well into the 24th century. (TNG novel: The Buried Age)
- The Sheliak Corporate was the governing body of the Sheliak people. In 2255 they engaged in a minor conflict with the United Federation of Planets, which eventually ended with the Treaty of Armens. The Sheliak value precision highly, which forced the Federation to bring in 372 legal experts to complete the treaty. In 2366, a dispute broke out between the two powers over the Federation colonists on Tau Cygna V, a planet which had been given to the Sheliak in the treaty. In the end the Sheliak were forced to delay by the USS Enterprise-D, so that the colonists could all be evacuated.
- The Sheliak Corporate (or simply the Corporate for short) was the governing body of the Sheliak. The capital of the Corporate was the Sheliak homeworld, in the Shelia system. In 2255 there was a brief skirmish between the Sheliak Corporate and the United Federation of Planets. Eventually, peace was established through the Treaty of Armens. Over a century later, a dispute broke out between the Federation and the Sheliak over Federation colonists on Tau Cygna V, a planet in the Sheliak sphere of influence. Lieutenant commander Data played the lead role in trying to convince the colonists to evacuate the planet before Sheliak colonists arrived. Captain Jean-Luc Picard used the third-party arbitration clause in the Treaty of Armens to resolve the conflict. The Sheliak agreed to wait three weeks for the colonists' evacuation. (TNG: "The Ensigns of Command" )
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