The Kuvah'magh was a minor religious figure that is worshipped among a minority within the Klingon Empire. in Latinized Hol, Kuvah'Magh would possibly best be represented by quv'a'ma', meaning "Our Most Honoured"
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| - The Kuvah'magh was a minor religious figure that is worshipped among a minority within the Klingon Empire. in Latinized Hol, Kuvah'Magh would possibly best be represented by quv'a'ma', meaning "Our Most Honoured"
- Kuvah'magh is a Klingon term roughly translating into "savior". A Klingon D7-class battle cruiser full of Klingons, believing they would find the kuvah'magh left the Empire in the mid-23rd century on a spiritual journey to find him or her. By 2377, the group, now led by Kohlar, encountered USS Voyager in the Delta Quadrant, and believed Voyager chief engineer B'Elanna Torres was pregnant with the kuvah'magh. (VOY: "Prophecy") Some factions believed Miral Paris to be the kuvah'magh. (Star Trek: Tales of Discovery)
- The Kuvah'magh (translated "the savior of our people") was a Klingon religious figure, worshiped by a minority that left the empire to search for it in the Delta Quadrant in the mid-23rd century. There were many prophecies surrounding the coming of the Kuvah'magh, such as: "You would know me before I know the world." "You will follow in my footsteps before I have made them." "The kuvah'magh is younger than old age and stronger than sickness." "You will find me after two warring houses make peace." "The kuvah'magh will be descended from a noble house."
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| - The Kuvah'magh was a minor religious figure that is worshipped among a minority within the Klingon Empire. in Latinized Hol, Kuvah'Magh would possibly best be represented by quv'a'ma', meaning "Our Most Honoured"
- Kuvah'magh is a Klingon term roughly translating into "savior". A Klingon D7-class battle cruiser full of Klingons, believing they would find the kuvah'magh left the Empire in the mid-23rd century on a spiritual journey to find him or her. By 2377, the group, now led by Kohlar, encountered USS Voyager in the Delta Quadrant, and believed Voyager chief engineer B'Elanna Torres was pregnant with the kuvah'magh. (VOY: "Prophecy") After the discovery Torres's baby was not the kuvah'magh, the Klingon contingent discovered Keyvon and believed him to be the kuvah'magh. After several events leading some Klingons to believe Keyvon was, in fact, not the kuvah'magh, Choz gathered followers in an attempt to overthrow Keyvon from power. (Star Trek: Tales of Discovery) Some factions believed Miral Paris to be the kuvah'magh. (Star Trek: Tales of Discovery)
- The Kuvah'magh (translated "the savior of our people") was a Klingon religious figure, worshiped by a minority that left the empire to search for it in the Delta Quadrant in the mid-23rd century. There were many prophecies surrounding the coming of the Kuvah'magh, such as: "You would know me before I know the world." "You will follow in my footsteps before I have made them." "The kuvah'magh is younger than old age and stronger than sickness." "You will find me after two warring houses make peace." "The kuvah'magh will be descended from a noble house." It was believed that the Kuvah'magh was most likely to be conceived during the Holy month of nay'Poq. This was said to be fourteen to fifteen weeks prior to the events in the episode. There were also prophecies about the Kuvah'magh's mother: She was to be an off-worlder. She would have lived a life of solitude and endured many hardships. She would have won a glorious victory against an army of 10,000 warriors. There was even a prophecy which said "the father of the Kuvah'magh will be an honorable warrior." In 2377, the D7-class battle cruiser captained by Kohlar believed they discovered the Kuvah'magh as Miral Paris, the child of B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris. Their interpretations of the prophecies noted that the child did not "know the world" as it was not yet born, they had "followed" the child's journey before it had started existence in the Delta Quadrant, and the warring houses were the Federation and the Klingon Empire, while Torres was an off-worlder who had known many hardships and isolation in her life. (VOY: "Prophecy")
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