Bajor/Library

Introduction

Welcome seekers of knowledge! We welcome all scholars of all backgrounds, simply come in peace or leave in pieces. This is the Great Library Of the Bajora. Inside you will find a list of Star Trek episodes, books, websites, and other material that either significantly portray an aspect of Bajoran culture and/or were used in MFI's Bajoran Cultural Center. Those Star Trek Series not portraying Bajorans have not been included. If you know of some useful information, episode etc not listed here please contact General Trentin Anara at maquisgoddess@g....com

= Star Trek Episodes =
Though Star Trek: Deep Space Nine will have the most significant Bajoran information, other series have mentioned the Bajoran culture. Sometimes in conjunction with Maquis development, funny that... *grin*.
== Star Trek: The Next Generation ==

== Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ==
Detailed episode information is from: Wikipedia's DS9 Episode Page
Note that all the episodes including teach something about Bajoran history, culture, or in some other way offers insight.
=== Season One ===

1. Emissary, Part I: A new crew is assigned to a former Cardassian space station: Deep Space Nine. It is a joint Federation/Bajoran force, with Commander Sisko in charge, but his life is dramatically changed when he is declared the emissary to the prophets by a Bajoran priest.
   
   
2. Emissary, Part II: The Bajoran wormhole, created by the Prophets, is found and a crisis with the Cardassians ensues.
   
   
3. Past Prologue: A Bajoran terrorist with ties to Kira arrives on Deep Space Nine, however he is pursued by the Cardassians.
   
   
4. A Man Alone: Odo is accused of the murder of a Bajoran murderer.
   
   
5. Battle Lines: The spiritual leader of Bajor, Kai Opaka, travels with Sisko on a trip to the Gamma Quadrant but is stranded with him on a world where the dead are resurrected.
   
   
6. Progress: Kira has to deal with a stubborn farmer who refuses to leave his home even though it is slated for destruction.
   
   
7. Duet: A visiting Cardassian may in fact be a notorious war criminal, and Kira is determined to bring him down.
   
   
8. In the Hands of the Prophets:Friction escalates when Vedek Winn arrives on Deep Space Nine and discovers schoolteacher Keiko O'Brien is teaching about aliens in the wormhole.
   
   

=== Season Two ===

1. The Homecoming: Kira rescues a Bajoran prisoner of war; meanwhile, an extremist group called the Circle begins to take control of Bajor.
   
   
2. The Circle: The Circle attempts to topple the Bajoran government, but there is more to the situation than meets the eye.
   
   
3. The Siege: Sisko and Li Nalas help stop Deep Space Nine from being commandeered by the Bajorans, while Kira and Dax try to put an end to the Circle.
   
   
4. Cardassians: Garak investigates the identity of a Cardassian boy abandoned on Bajor, who has been brought up by Bajorans.
   
   
5. Necessary Evil: When Quark is shot, Odo re-opens a five-year-old murder case. (Took place during Occupation).
   
   
6. Sanctuary: Displaced humanoid farmers from the Gamma Quadrant claim Bajor as their legendary homeland, Kentanna.
   
   
7. The Collaborator: A Bajoran who aided the Cardassian occupation forces wants to return home.
   
   

=== Season Three ===

1. Second Skin: Kira is kidnapped by Cardassians, surgically altered to look Cardassian and told she is actually an undercover Cardassian agent.
   
   
2. Fascination: Lwaxana Troi pursues Odo during the Bajoran Gratitude Festival as members of the crew suddenly become infatuated with one another.
   
   
3. Life Support: Bashir's ethics are put to the test as he keeps Vedek Bareil alive long enough to help Kai Winn complete negotiations for a peace treaty with Cardassia.
   
   
4. Explorers: Sisko builds a replica of an ancient Bajoran space vessel, and with Jake they attempt to prove that the Bajorans developed interstellar travel before Cardassians.
   
   
5. Shaakar: Kai Winn needs Kira to convince her former resistance leader, now a farmer on Bajor, to return soil reclamators needed elsewhere.
   
   

=== Season Four ===

1. Indiscretion: Forced to bring along Dukat on a personal mission, Kira discovers the real reason her old enemy wants to accompany her.
   
   
2. Crossfire: Odo's hidden feelings for Kira surface when the visiting Bajoran First Minister begins to court her.
   
   
3. Return to Grace: Dukat seeks Kira's help in regaining his rank in the Cardassian Empire.
   
   
4. Accession: A famous Bajoran poet who disappeared over 200 years ago appears from the wormhole and convinces Sisko that he is the true Emissary.
   
   

== Star Trek: Voyager ==

= Star Trek Books =
Canon and non-canon are welcomed, good rule of thumb is canon takes priority but in cases where there is no other info or if that's what's interesting to you, go for it.

== Star Trek: The Next Generation Universe ==

== Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Universe ==

== Star Trek: Voyager Universe ==

= Star Trek Online Links =

== Source Material For the Bajoran Militia Page ==
Memory Alpha's Bajoran Militia Page.
Memory Beta's Bajoran Militia Page.
Wikipedia's section on the Bajoran Militia.
Memory Alpha's Bajoran Militia Ranks.
Memory Alpha's Bajoran Militia Uniforms.
Excellent Bajoran Militia Rank Graphics from Captain Mike! Graphics edited by Captain Mike originally from Robert B.K. Brown
Frank G.'s website. More detail on Bajoran Militia Ranks here but has gone dark.