Tezwa: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
mNo edit summary |
||
| (7 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 8: | Line 8: | ||
* Nation | * Nation | ||
** Antiquity - : Non-unified | ** Antiquity - : Non-unified | ||
** - 2364 - | ** - 2364 - 2380 - : Independent (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill''; Novel: ''Articles of the Federation'') | ||
* Gravity: ~0.8g (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | * Gravity: ~0.8g (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
* Red-colored sky (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | * Red-colored sky (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
* Lead-colored water (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | * Lead-colored water (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
==History== | |||
* At least 12 distinct eras of Tezwan history, reaching back millennia (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
* Late December 2372: Following the establishment of an agreement between [[Koll Azernal]] and Prime Minister [[Kinchawn]], [[rapid-frequency nadion-pulse cannon]]s are installed on Tezwa, though left inactive, in preparation for potential direct [[Klingon Empire|Klingon]] strikes against the [[Federation]]. (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | |||
* March 2379: Planetary infrastructure devastated by [[Klingon Empire|Klingon]] attack instigated by interference from Chief of staff [[Koll Azernal]] (Novel: ''Articles of the Federation'') | |||
** Full global functioning still not yet restored by May 2380 (Novel: ''Articles of the Federation'') | |||
==Political Structure== | ==Political Structure== | ||
| Line 40: | Line 47: | ||
****** Ministry of Health (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ****** Ministry of Health (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
****** Ministry of Intelligence (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ****** Ministry of Intelligence (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
****** Ministry of Justice (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ****** Ministry of Justice (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
****** Ministry of Labor (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ****** Ministry of Labor (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
****** Ministry of State (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ****** Ministry of State (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
****** Ministry of Trade (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ****** Ministry of Trade (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
*** Weapons banned within the Forum (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | *** Weapons banned within the Forum (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
* Government dominated by two political parties (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | * Government dominated by two political parties (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
** Lacaam (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ** Lacaam (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
*** Demonym: Lacaam'i (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | *** Demonym: Lacaam'i (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
*** Largely consisting of elininae (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | *** Largely consisting of elininae (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
*** Extremely conservative party holding power upon the election of [[Kinchawn]] (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | *** Extremely conservative party holding near-exclusive power upon the election of [[Kinchawn]] (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
** | **** Lost power following overthrow of Kinchawn following Klingon attack (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
** | ** Gatni (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
*** Largely consisting of trinae (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
* | |||
==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||
| Line 73: | Line 76: | ||
*** Northern hemisphere near the arctic circle (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | *** Northern hemisphere near the arctic circle (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
* Cities | * Cities | ||
** Keelee-Kee (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ** Keelee-Kee (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal''; Novel: ''Articles of the Federation'') | ||
*** Capital city (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | *** Capital city (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
*** Ilanatava (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | *** Ilanatava (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
**** Also known as the Prime Aerie (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | **** Also known as the Prime Aerie (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
**** Main | **** Main executive offices (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
**** Top floor: Prime minister's office (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | **** Top floor: Prime minister's office (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
** Alkam-Zar (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | *** Deelatava (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
**** Government administration (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
**** Destroyed March 29, 2379; insurgent bombing (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
** Alkam-Zar (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal''; Novel: ''Articles of the Federation'') | |||
** Anara-Zel (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | ** Anara-Zel (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
** Arbosa-Lo (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ** Arbosa-Lo (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
*** Very distant from Keelee-Kee (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
** Kuruk-Tau (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ** Kuruk-Tau (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | ||
*** Considered one of Tezwa's greatest cities before its destruction in Klingon attack, 2379 (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | *** Considered one of Tezwa's greatest cities before its destruction in Klingon attack, 2379 (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
*** First founded millennia before 2379 (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | *** First founded millennia before 2379 (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
** Masheena-Kel (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
** Odina-Keh (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ** Odina-Keh (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'', ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
** Savola-Cov (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | ** Savola-Cov (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
*** Trinae-dominant city (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | *** Trinae-dominant city (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | ||
==Indigenous Life== | |||
===Animal=== | |||
* Kessal (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
** Common livestock (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
* Lokeg wasp (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
** Native to Linoka Forest, possibly other biomes (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
** Sting is fatal to Tezwans, extremely hazardous to [[Human]]s (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Heal'') | |||
*** Symptoms of sting include extreme fever (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | |||
===Plant=== | ===Plant=== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:59, 9 May 2020
Facts
- Primary: Tezel-Oroko
- Inhabitants: Tezwan
- Population
- 2379: 4.9 billion (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Capital: Keelee-Kee (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Nation
- Antiquity - : Non-unified
- - 2364 - 2380 - : Independent (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill; Novel: Articles of the Federation)
- Gravity: ~0.8g (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Red-colored sky (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Lead-colored water (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
History
- At least 12 distinct eras of Tezwan history, reaching back millennia (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Late December 2372: Following the establishment of an agreement between Koll Azernal and Prime Minister Kinchawn, rapid-frequency nadion-pulse cannons are installed on Tezwa, though left inactive, in preparation for potential direct Klingon strikes against the Federation. (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- March 2379: Planetary infrastructure devastated by Klingon attack instigated by interference from Chief of staff Koll Azernal (Novel: Articles of the Federation)
- Full global functioning still not yet restored by May 2380 (Novel: Articles of the Federation)
Political Structure
- Center of government: Ilantava, Keelee-Kee (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Red-and-gold flag (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Planetary government originally established under the Tezwan Civil Charter (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Executive
- Head of state: Prime Minister (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Uniform of office consists of flowing purple robes, metal-banded wooden staff (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Commander of the Tezwan military (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Legislative
- Chief body the Assembly Forum (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Membership in the hundreds (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Members known as Ministers (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Certain members hold chairs in specific ministries (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Chairs can be reassigned to different ministries by Prime Minister, but cannot be dismissed (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Known ministries
- Ministry of Agriculture (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Ministry of the Army (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Ministry of the Arts (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Ministry of Education (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Foreign Ministry (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Ministry of Health (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Ministry of Intelligence (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Ministry of Justice (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Ministry of Labor (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Ministry of State (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Ministry of Trade (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Certain members hold chairs in specific ministries (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Weapons banned within the Forum (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Chief body the Assembly Forum (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Government dominated by two political parties (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Lacaam (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Demonym: Lacaam'i (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Largely consisting of elininae (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Extremely conservative party holding near-exclusive power upon the election of Kinchawn (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Lost power following overthrow of Kinchawn following Klingon attack (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Gatni (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Largely consisting of trinae (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Lacaam (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
Locations
Surface
- Locations
- Kolidos Desert (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Southern hemisphere (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Linoka Forest (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Spans over half a continent in the southern hemisphere (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Mokana Basin (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Southern hemisphere (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Approximately 100 km south of the Equator (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Nokalana Sea (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Equatorial body of water (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Solasook Peninsula (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Northern hemisphere near the arctic circle (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Kolidos Desert (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Cities
- Keelee-Kee (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal; Novel: Articles of the Federation)
- Capital city (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Ilanatava (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Also known as the Prime Aerie (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Main executive offices (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Top floor: Prime minister's office (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Deelatava (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Government administration (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Destroyed March 29, 2379; insurgent bombing (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Alkam-Zar (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal; Novel: Articles of the Federation)
- Anara-Zel (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Arbosa-Lo (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Very distant from Keelee-Kee (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Kuruk-Tau (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Considered one of Tezwa's greatest cities before its destruction in Klingon attack, 2379 (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- First founded millennia before 2379 (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Masheena-Kel (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Odina-Keh (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal)
- Savola-Cov (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Trinae-dominant city (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Keelee-Kee (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill, A Time to Heal; Novel: Articles of the Federation)
Indigenous Life
Animal
- Kessal (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Common livestock (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Lokeg wasp (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Native to Linoka Forest, possibly other biomes (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Sting is fatal to Tezwans, extremely hazardous to Humans (TNG Novel: A Time to Heal)
- Symptoms of sting include extreme fever (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
Plant
- Ilosk (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Fern analogue (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Naka (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Edible root (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)