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| - Knights, fair maidens, heroic adventures, and righteous quests—these are the legends of old Taldor (pronounced TAL-door). But the once powerful empire has fallen from its former glory. Now rival nobles battle each other with bitter knights and proxy armies for personal power rather than honor. A smoldering truce with Qadira again threatens to ignite into war, and Taldor's daughter states look down upon her with contempt. Yet there is still greatness in Taldor, a stone foundation under the flaking gold adornments. Sons and daughters of forgotten royal bloodlines hear change on the wind—but is it the whisper of greatness to come, or the death rattle of an empire long past its prime?
- Taldor är den främlingsfientliga (och i ögonen på Tau'ri arrogant, trångsynt och självcentrerad) rättsligt organ i planeten Rillaan. Taldor tror på nolltolerans nästan religiöst. De använder inte dödsstraffet som ett straff, men de straffar nästan varje brottsling, utan överklaganden, till livstids fängelse på planeten Hadante. Det rättsligt organ anser också punktlighet är symbolisk så civiliserat beteende.
- Taldor was the xenophobic (and in the eyes of the Tau'ri arrogant, narrow-minded, and self-centered) judicial body of the planet Rillaan. The Taldor believe in zero tolerance almost religiously. They do not use death penalty as a punishment, but they do punish nearly every criminal, with no appeals process, to life imprisonment on the planet Hadante. The judicial body also believes punctuality is emblematic as civilized behavior.
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| - Taldor was the xenophobic (and in the eyes of the Tau'ri arrogant, narrow-minded, and self-centered) judicial body of the planet Rillaan. The Taldor believe in zero tolerance almost religiously. They do not use death penalty as a punishment, but they do punish nearly every criminal, with no appeals process, to life imprisonment on the planet Hadante. The judicial body also believes punctuality is emblematic as civilized behavior. The Taldor reside on Rillaan in Tal'al, a room in which the accused are transported to. In this area, the Taldor deliberate, reach a verdict, and carry out their sentencing. During this process, they may or may not be willing to show their actual face (due to being xenophobic). In 1998, SG-1 visited the planet Rillaan and, unknowingly, trespassed with weapons on their ancient grounds, which was a crime by the standards of the Taldor. SG-1 also, unknowingly, helped the criminal Roshure, who had been running from the Taldor. Despite their lack of knowledge in the situation, the Taldor sent SG-1 to the prison Hadante, which they eventually were able to escape. In the mean time, however, Major General George S. Hammond and SG-9 traveled to Rillaan and attempted, in vain, to negotiate with the Taldor for SG-1's release. (SG1: "Prisoners")
- Taldor är den främlingsfientliga (och i ögonen på Tau'ri arrogant, trångsynt och självcentrerad) rättsligt organ i planeten Rillaan. Taldor tror på nolltolerans nästan religiöst. De använder inte dödsstraffet som ett straff, men de straffar nästan varje brottsling, utan överklaganden, till livstids fängelse på planeten Hadante. Det rättsligt organ anser också punktlighet är symbolisk så civiliserat beteende. Taldor finns på Rillaan av Tal'al, ett rum där de anklagade transporteras till. I detta område Taldor avsiktliga, nå en dom, och utföra sina straff. Under denna process, de kan eller inte kan vara villiga att visa sitt verkliga ansikte (på grund av att främlingsfientliga). Under 1998, SG-1 besökte planeten Rillaan och, omedvetet, trolöst med vapen på deras uråldriga marker, vilket var ett brott av normerna i Taldor. SG-1 också, omedvetet, hjälpte den kriminella Roshure, som hade varit igång från Taldor. Trots bristen på kunskap i situationen, skickade Taldor SG-1 till fängelset Hadante, som de så småningom kunde fly. Under tiden dock General George Hammond och SG-9 reste till Rillaan och försökte, förgäves, att förhandla med den Taldor för SG-1s släpps fria. (SG1: "Prisoners") kategori:Rillaan
- Knights, fair maidens, heroic adventures, and righteous quests—these are the legends of old Taldor (pronounced TAL-door). But the once powerful empire has fallen from its former glory. Now rival nobles battle each other with bitter knights and proxy armies for personal power rather than honor. A smoldering truce with Qadira again threatens to ignite into war, and Taldor's daughter states look down upon her with contempt. Yet there is still greatness in Taldor, a stone foundation under the flaking gold adornments. Sons and daughters of forgotten royal bloodlines hear change on the wind—but is it the whisper of greatness to come, or the death rattle of an empire long past its prime?
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