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Tekeny Ghemor

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Tekeny Ghemor was a powerful and influential Cardassian who had risen to the rank of Legate by 2357. He was a secret supporter of the dissident movement that was opposed to the ever-increasing power of Central Command. He knew many political stories and secrets from around the Union, including Gul Trepar's hatred for Skrain Dukat. (DS9 episode: "Ties of Blood and Water") Patriot--dissident--traitor--hero...and father: all of these have been used to describe Cardassian Legate Tekeny Ghemor (Ilojan transliteration: Tekeniy Ghemor), a man whose legacy lives long beyond his years. Post-Dominion War ambassador and freelancer for the Cardăsa Star-Sentinel Natima Lang described this influence as "a...sparkling thread [that] runs through many of those in whom I believe Cardassia’s greatest hope lies." (DS9: "Second Skin", DS9: "Ties of Blood and Water", Star Trek: Sigils and Unions--"A Weaver of Lives") Ghemor started his career in the Cardassian military at the age of nineteen. Six months later, he volunteered for duty on Bajor during the period which would later be known as the Occupation. The unit in which he served, comprising four hundred soldiers in total, took part in the destruction of the Kiessa Monastery. Seventeen monks, who were suspected of hiding weapons for the Bajoran Resistance, died in the attack.

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Ghemor started his career in the Cardassian military at the age of nineteen. Six months later, he volunteered for duty on Bajor during the period which would later be known as the Occupation. The unit in which he served, comprising four hundred soldiers in total, took part in the destruction of the Kiessa Monastery. Seventeen monks, who were suspected of hiding weapons for the Bajoran Resistance, died in the attack. Ghemor became a legate in the Cardassian Central Command, but his dislike for it grew as he came to believe that the Central Command had too much power over the lives of the Cardassian people. He grew more and more involved with the Cardassian dissident movement, and eventually became one of their leaders. When Ghemor's daughter Iliana was young, he wanted her to be an artist. Instead, Iliana chose to serve the Obsidian Order, a step he and his wife disapproved of. In her role with the Order, Iliana accepted a deep undercover mission on Bajor, for which she underwent surgery to disguise her as a Bajoran. After leaving for the mission Ghemor and his wife were out of communication with Iliana and they never saw their daughter again. Patriot--dissident--traitor--hero...and father: all of these have been used to describe Cardassian Legate Tekeny Ghemor (Ilojan transliteration: Tekeniy Ghemor), a man whose legacy lives long beyond his years. Post-Dominion War ambassador and freelancer for the Cardăsa Star-Sentinel Natima Lang described this influence as "a...sparkling thread [that] runs through many of those in whom I believe Cardassia’s greatest hope lies." (DS9: "Second Skin", DS9: "Ties of Blood and Water", Star Trek: Sigils and Unions--"A Weaver of Lives") Tekeny Ghemor was a powerful and influential Cardassian who had risen to the rank of Legate by 2357. He was a secret supporter of the dissident movement that was opposed to the ever-increasing power of Central Command. He knew many political stories and secrets from around the Union, including Gul Trepar's hatred for Skrain Dukat. (DS9 episode: "Ties of Blood and Water")

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