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- A Cardassian youth living with a Bajoran becomes a political pawn with a plot tied to the end of the Occupation.
- Cardassians je epizoda druhé řady seriálu Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
- Following the Dominion War, the Cardassians started to rebuild their Union. Invoking the Treaty of 2370 they reclaimed their territory, but social strife would lead to a power struggle that would preclude the re-establishment of an Cardassian Military. In 2377, the Obsidian Order was reformed, and stood to reach power by 2381. A massive rebuilding of warships started. With help from the Orion Syndicate, they procured weapons, and ships from salvage. By 2386, the Cardassian Military was once again intact, but fully cooperative with their Federation assistance, as rebuilding has nearly concluded.
- Having evolved from cold blooded reptiles Cardassians retained many of the characteristics of the earlier species, such as a preference for darkness and warmer environments. They were noted for their intolerance to colder environments. Cardassians have a Unitarian, often xenophobiic view of the galaxy. Cardassians often beleive that they are the superior lifeform in the universe, and that it's their right (or even responsibility) to "guide" lesser lifeforms to a more enlightened state of being. In Practice, this will usually mean the enslavement of the enslavement of their planets.
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- Having evolved from cold blooded reptiles Cardassians retained many of the characteristics of the earlier species, such as a preference for darkness and warmer environments. They were noted for their intolerance to colder environments. The Cardassians were once a peaceful people. Later known as the Hebetians they had a rich, spirtual life. However they were unable to cope with the changing climate of their world, which transformed the verdant Cardassia into a desert world. Millions of people died during this time, and a totalitarian dictatorship arose. The Cardassians decided expansion was the only way to survive. Cardassians have a Unitarian, often xenophobiic view of the galaxy. Cardassians often beleive that they are the superior lifeform in the universe, and that it's their right (or even responsibility) to "guide" lesser lifeforms to a more enlightened state of being. In Practice, this will usually mean the enslavement of the enslavement of their planets. Cardassians also put a heavy focus on the idea of sacrifice, specifically the sacrifice of their own lives for the state. This is an idea prevalent through Cardassian pop culture and art, such as the novel "The Neverending Sacrifice" becoming lone of their most popular and respected works of literature. As much as Cardassians are loyal to their union, they believe it to be infallible. Cardassian Trials always end in prosecution, as they believe that no innocent being would be accused in the first place. Gul Dukat is perhaps one of the most well-known individual Cardassians in the series and is also one of the major antagonistic forces of Deep Space Nine (though he was also an ally at times). Elim Garak is normally not villainous but his Mirror Universe counterpart is a vicious and sadistic Gul in the Cardassian army and one of that universe's many antagonists. In the 2370s the Cardassians agreed to become part of the Dominion. With their Dominion allies they fought a war against the Federation, Klingon Empire, the Romulan Star Empire, and other allied powers. The Dominion eventually began treating the Cardassians as a conquered race. When the Cardassian military had enough and turned against the Dominion. In retaliation the Female Changeling ordered her Jem'Hadar troops to commit genocide against the Cardassians. She later ordered her troops to stand down after linking with Odo, but by then Cardassia had been devastated, with over 800 million Cardassians dead. Following the end of the war the Federation allies occupied Cardassia. They worked to stabilize Cardassia and provide relief to the surviving population. This included sending experts such as Keiko O'Brien to reestablish the planet's ecosystem. Seeing how previous governments had brought them to their current state many Cardassians worked to institute a new government that encouraged personal freedom and practiced Democracy. Following the war the Caradassians maintained good relations with the allies, and When the Typhon Pact was formed by rivals to the Federation the Cardassians signed on to the Khitomer Accords, deepening the alliance between the Cardassians and their former enemies.
- A Cardassian youth living with a Bajoran becomes a political pawn with a plot tied to the end of the Occupation.
- Cardassians je epizoda druhé řady seriálu Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
- Following the Dominion War, the Cardassians started to rebuild their Union. Invoking the Treaty of 2370 they reclaimed their territory, but social strife would lead to a power struggle that would preclude the re-establishment of an Cardassian Military. In 2377, the Obsidian Order was reformed, and stood to reach power by 2381. A massive rebuilding of warships started. With help from the Orion Syndicate, they procured weapons, and ships from salvage. By 2386, the Cardassian Military was once again intact, but fully cooperative with their Federation assistance, as rebuilding has nearly concluded.
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