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* Holy war started c.13th century between the space-going empires of [[Menthar]] and [[Promellia]] (ENT Novel: ''Tower of Babel''; TNG: "Booby Trap")
* Holy war started c.13th century between the space-going empires of [[Menthar]] and [[Promellia]] (ENT Novel: ''Tower of Babel''; TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age''; TNG: "Booby Trap")
** Initial conflict spawned when a Promellian ship unknowingly intruded in a Menthar holy system during a sacred period (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'')
*** Menthar vessels attacked to defend territory (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'')
**** Promellian vessel was destroyed, two Menthar vessels lost (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'')
* Continued for decades, wreaking havoc to both civilizations and much of the space around them
* Continued for decades, wreaking havoc to both civilizations and much of the space around them
* Final diplomatic efforts begun at the planetoid later termed [[Babel]], but ultimately failed when diplomatic envoys were recalled for a final battle (ENT Novel: ''Tower of Babel'')
* Final diplomatic efforts begun at the planetoid later termed [[Babel]], but ultimately failed when diplomatic envoys were recalled for a final battle upon a chance encounter between both fleets in the [[Orelious]] system (ENT Novel: ''Tower of Babel'')
* War concluded with mutual destruction of both empires at the [[Orelious]] system, culminating in the destruction of [[Orelious IX]] (ENT Novel: ''Tower of Babel''; TNG: "Booby Trap")
* War concluded with mutual destruction of both empires' surviving fleets, culminating in the obliteration of [[Orelious IX]] (ENT Novel: ''Tower of Babel''; TNG: "Booby Trap")
** Suggested that some survivors may have intergrated into surrounding civilizations to avoid destruction, though evidence is scant (ENT Novel: ''Tower of Babel'')
** Suggested that some survivors may have intergrated into surrounding civilizations to avoid destruction, though evidence is scant (ENT Novel: ''Tower of Babel'')
*** ''By [https://christopherlbennett.wordpress.com/home-page/star-trek-fiction/rotf-tower-of-babel/rotf-tower-of-babel-annotations/ annotations], this is based on the recurring usage of the Promellian makeup as the [[Algolian]]s and other background aliens''
*** ''By [https://christopherlbennett.wordpress.com/home-page/star-trek-fiction/rotf-tower-of-babel/rotf-tower-of-babel-annotations/ annotations], this is based on the recurring usage of the Promellian makeup as the [[Algolian]]s and other background aliens''

Latest revision as of 09:22, 12 April 2018

  • Holy war started c.13th century between the space-going empires of Menthar and Promellia (ENT Novel: Tower of Babel; TNG Novel: The Buried Age; TNG: "Booby Trap")
    • Initial conflict spawned when a Promellian ship unknowingly intruded in a Menthar holy system during a sacred period (TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
      • Menthar vessels attacked to defend territory (TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
        • Promellian vessel was destroyed, two Menthar vessels lost (TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
  • Continued for decades, wreaking havoc to both civilizations and much of the space around them
  • Final diplomatic efforts begun at the planetoid later termed Babel, but ultimately failed when diplomatic envoys were recalled for a final battle upon a chance encounter between both fleets in the Orelious system (ENT Novel: Tower of Babel)
  • War concluded with mutual destruction of both empires' surviving fleets, culminating in the obliteration of Orelious IX (ENT Novel: Tower of Babel; TNG: "Booby Trap")
    • Suggested that some survivors may have intergrated into surrounding civilizations to avoid destruction, though evidence is scant (ENT Novel: Tower of Babel)
      • By annotations, this is based on the recurring usage of the Promellian makeup as the Algolians and other background aliens
  • Major historical Alpha Quadrant event to the point that stories of the conflict continue to spread even by the 24th century (TNG: "Booby Trap")