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The Cirran Mountains was a location on the planet Bajor. It was noted as being a beautiful place that was untouched by the Cardassians during the Occupation of Bajor. An order of Bajoran monks led by Prylar Obanak Keelen had a monastery in the Cirran Mountains and were tasked with the protection of the Red Orbs of Jalbador. They were also suspected to have had a complete list of prophecies of the future. (DS9 - Millennium novel: Inferno)

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  • The Cirran Mountains was a location on the planet Bajor. It was noted as being a beautiful place that was untouched by the Cardassians during the Occupation of Bajor. An order of Bajoran monks led by Prylar Obanak Keelen had a monastery in the Cirran Mountains and were tasked with the protection of the Red Orbs of Jalbador. They were also suspected to have had a complete list of prophecies of the future. (DS9 - Millennium novel: Inferno)
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  • The Cirran Mountains was a location on the planet Bajor. It was noted as being a beautiful place that was untouched by the Cardassians during the Occupation of Bajor. An order of Bajoran monks led by Prylar Obanak Keelen had a monastery in the Cirran Mountains and were tasked with the protection of the Red Orbs of Jalbador. They were also suspected to have had a complete list of prophecies of the future. (DS9 - Millennium novel: Inferno)
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