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| - Arlan was a Bajoran male and a member of the Bajoran Militia assigned to Deep Space 9. In 2373, he travelled to Cardassia aboard the USS Defiant to guard the Orb of Time on its way back to Bajor. During the voyage home, Arlan was attacked and stunned by Arne Darvin, who then stole the Orb. (DS9 episode & novelization: Trials and Tribble-ations) Arlan was not named in the episode but was given a name in the novelization.
- Arlan - thumb|Arlan Heilpflanze. Kleine, von den +Aldar kultivierte Pflanze mit blauen Blüten. Die Blätter werden, zu einem Breiumschlag verarbeitet, bei Quetschungen oder Gehirnerschütterungen verwandt. Segment: Corigani - Reich: Aldaron - Myra-Fundort: C24/30-31 .
- Arlan, a nation made up mainly of merchants and bourgeoises, is an important commercial principality that brings significant benefits to the Empire. The region, with a pleasant climate all year long, has large green areas, small hills, lush forests and numerous vineyards (the making of delicious wines is one of its most traditional characteristic). Its northern section is slightly more inhospitable, with several smaller uninhabited mountains and marshes.
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| - Arlan was a Bajoran male and a member of the Bajoran Militia assigned to Deep Space 9. In 2373, he travelled to Cardassia aboard the USS Defiant to guard the Orb of Time on its way back to Bajor. During the voyage home, Arlan was attacked and stunned by Arne Darvin, who then stole the Orb. (DS9 episode & novelization: Trials and Tribble-ations) Arlan was not named in the episode but was given a name in the novelization.
- Arlan - thumb|Arlan Heilpflanze. Kleine, von den +Aldar kultivierte Pflanze mit blauen Blüten. Die Blätter werden, zu einem Breiumschlag verarbeitet, bei Quetschungen oder Gehirnerschütterungen verwandt. Segment: Corigani - Reich: Aldaron - Myra-Fundort: C24/30-31 .
- Arlan, a nation made up mainly of merchants and bourgeoises, is an important commercial principality that brings significant benefits to the Empire. The region, with a pleasant climate all year long, has large green areas, small hills, lush forests and numerous vineyards (the making of delicious wines is one of its most traditional characteristic). Its northern section is slightly more inhospitable, with several smaller uninhabited mountains and marshes. A rich and prosperous nation, Arlan thrives on the important commercial centers which are its cities and the goods that they produce and transport all over the world. The principality is especially well known for having a wide and prosperous maritime trade, no doubt its main source of income. In fact, its ports are considered the most important in the entire Torn Coast, and thousands of exotic products from the New Continent pass through there every day towards the borders of Gaia. Traditionally it is a nation without a prince and instead, the seven richest men and women govern Arlan. Known as The Council, they control the trade and administration of all the cities and ports. The people of the region are very comfortable with their mandate, because it usually benefits the principality. There are many rich, advanced metropolises throughout Arlan, among which the proudest is its capital, Karh. There are also many farming villages that specialize in supplying basic commodities to the larger cities. With exception of a well-armed navy, Arlan lacks a robust army. In fact, it is because The Council has always depended on the tight support of the Lords of War and the absolute safety that they provided; the rulers of the principality have traditionally thought that funding a professional army was a waste of money. On the contrary, concerned about the protection of the trade in its cities, they have invested exorbitant amounts of money in having some of the best guards worldwide, resulting in the high security that flows through its streets. Currently, Arlan is the true jewel of the Empire for the large profits it rakes in for them. The principality and its leaders are striving to extend their control over the maritime trade to increase their own wealth. Now more than ever, The Council supports the Sacred Holy Empire, working to strengthen it and return it to its former glory. Arlan aspires to become the core of commerce of Abel, but above all, it also wants to keep the enormous power conferred by the presence of the imperial armies in their principality. Their leaders are concerned about the formation of the Azur Alliance and fearfully realize how Remo, its traditional enemy, reinforces and prepares a large armed contingent near the southern border. They know that, if it weren’t for the Lord of War Thadeus Kisdain, they would already be under attack.
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