EventsEdit

PoliticsEdit

• The Federation begins providing material and humanitarian aid to the devastated Romulan Star Empire, and attempts to facilitate negotiations for the re-establishment of permanent government. ^[1]
• After a failed attempt at Reman colonization of a continent on Romulus, the Remans are eventually relocated to the Klingon planet of Klorgat VII.^[2]
• At a diplomatic conference, the Klingon Empire agrees to end its expansionist policies. ^[2]
• Hugh, together with Rebekah Grabowski, is now the leader of a group of de-assimilated former Borg drones known as the Liberated.^[3]

ConflictsEdit

• Klingon and Romulan forces continually come to blows as Klingon ships patrol much of the Romulan Star Empire. ^[2]
• Borg supercube crisis: A group of Borg cut off from the Collective after Voyager's collapse of the Borg transwarp network creates a massive cube with the aim of destroying Earth. The USS Enterprise is eventually able to disable the cube by killing the new Borg Queen ^[4]. Some time later the inactive cube adapts, and assimilates the visiting Admiral Kathryn Janeway, making her its new Queen. The cube's adaptations include a new form of assimilation dubbed absorption and strikes out at the Federation, causing massive casualties in the Slaughter of Sector 108. Nearing its target, Earth, the then massive cube is eventually stopped with a successful deployment of the Endgame virus.^[5]
• Stardate 57898.0: The Einstein, a ship that was assimilated by the Borg under Queen Janeway's command, is finally destroyed by the crew of the Enterprise, using a multivector agent.^[3]

Political officesEdit

• Kalavak becomes Romulan ambassador to the United Federation of Planets. ^[2]

Federation politicsEdit

• Koa is formally admitted to the United Federation of Planets. ^[2]
• Federation Councillor Eleana of Delta joins the Federation Judiciary Council.^[2]

Romulan politicsEdit

• Romulan militant group the Empty Crown attempts to coup the government, but is stopped by the intervention of the Hazard Team and the Enterprise-E. ^[6]
• Stardate 57023.3: Tal'Aura consolidates her hold on the praetorship, and by the end of the year is opposed only by Imperial Fleet Commander Donatra, whose fleet seizes control of several farming worlds. ^[2]
• Donatra declares the existence of the Imperial Romulan State with herself as Empress. ^[2]

OtherEdit

• Rebecca Jae Sisko is kidnapped by a mentally ill Ohalu fanatic. Jasmine Tey is among those who bring the event to a successful end. ^[7]

Starfleet operationsEdit

• The USS Sugihara patrols Tzenkethi space.^[2]
• Stardate 57717.0: The USS Rhea is exploring the star cluster NGC 6281 where it discovers a being known as the Noh Angel.^[3]

USS TitanEdit

• The USS Titan is transported to the Small Magellanic Cloud, where it re-establishes contact with the Neyel. ^[1]
• The USS Titan makes first contact with the Pa'haquel, and visits a cosmozoan ecosystem in the Vela OB2 Association. ^[8]

Promotions and TransfersEdit

• Dr. Stevenson replaces Dr. Beverly Crusher as Chief Medical Officer of the Enterprise temporarily. ^[6]
• Lieutenant Alexander Munro transfers to the Enterprise-E to bring Hazard Team to Starfleet's flagship. Other former Voyager teammembers Telsia Murphy, Juliet Jurot, Austin Chang, Chell, and Elizabeth Laird join him. New team members include Ensigns Korban, Namkcots Sirhc, Jonathan Struhlem, and Kenioth Thompson. Ensign Sydney Stockman is assigned to pilot the Enterpise Hazard Team's shuttle. ^[6]
• Lieutenant Commander Tuvok is briefly assigned to the Enterprise-E to integrate the Hazard Team, as well as serve in place for Worf who is on leave. ^[6]
• Admiral William Ross, Starfleet Liason to the President, retires. ^[2]
• Captain T'Vrea takes command of the USS Io. ^[2]
• Stardate: 57020.5: Tuvok is promoted to Commander, and transfers to the USS Titan under Captain William T. Riker as tactical and second officer. ^{[9] [1]}
• Lieutenant Sara Nave, chief of security on the Enterprise-E, transfers to the conn. She is replaced by Lieutenant Lionardo Battaglia. ^[4]
• Worf is promoted to Commander and becomes first officer of the Enterprise. ^[4]
• Lieutenant Commander Miranda Kadohata returns to the USS Enterprise-E, after giving birth. She assumes the position of second officer and operations manager. ^[10]
• After the deaths of Sara Nave and Lionardo Battaglia, Lieutenant Zelik Leybenzon is transferred to the Enterprise and takes the position of chief of security. ^[10]
• Lieutenant Zelik Leybenzon transfers from the Enterprise to the USS Bhutto
• Lieutenant T'Ryssa Chen transfers from the USS Rhea to the Enterprise as diplomatic officer and contact specialist.^[3]

Astronomical eventsEdit

• The Neyel Homeworld is destroyed. ^[1]
• The recently re-classified planet Pluto and its moons are destroyed when they are "absorbed" by a Borg cube.^[5]

PeopleEdit

Births and DeathsEdit

• Cwansi, the son of Lieutenant Commander Robin Lefler and the deceased Si Cwan is born on New Thallon.^[11]
• Former-President Jaresh-Inyo dies at his home on Mars. ^[2]
• Lieutenants Sara Nave and Lionardo Battaglia are amongst the casualties of the USS Enterprise crew in offensives against a Borg cube.^[4]
• June: Admiral Kathryn Janeway is among many casualties of a Borg assault on the Federation.^[5][12]
• Hugh sacrifices himself to make sure the multivector agent is "delivered" to the Borg^[3]
• Doctor Villers and Lieutenant Mick Gold are killed by the Brethren during their attack on the USS Trident.^[11]
• Doctor Selar dies on the planet AF1963, during a successful attempt to rescue Cwansi.^[11]

RelationshipsEdit

• Stardate 57312 (April 24): Tom Paris sees B'Elanna Torres for the last time for over one year, after she has finished constructing unregistered vessel 47658 (aka Home Free), which will be her hiding place for the foreseeable future^[12]
• Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher are married.^[3]
• Later that year, Beverly gets pregnant.^[3]

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Alternate TimelinesEdit

• In an alternate timeline in which the USS Voyager crashes following the unsuccessful deployment of quantum slipstream drive in 2375, Starfleet officially abandons the search for the lost starship. ^[13]

References and notesEdit

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3} TTN novel: The Red King
2. ↑ ^{2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11} ST novel: Articles of the Federation
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6} TNG novel: Greater Than the Sum
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3} TNG novel: Resistance
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1 5.2} TNG novel: Before Dishonor
6. ↑ ^{6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3} TNG video game: Elite Force II
7. ↑ ST - Typhon Pact novel: Plagues of Night
8. ↑ TTN novel: Orion's Hounds
9. ↑ TTN novel: Taking Wing
10. ↑ ^{10.0 10.1} TNG novel: Q & A
11. ↑ ^{11.0 11.1 11.2} NF novel: Treason
12. ↑ ^{12.0 12.1} VOY novel: Full Circle
13. ↑ VOY episode: "Timeless"

StoriesEdit

Title	Series	Date	Media	Notes	Image
Taking Wing Chapters 23-24	Titan	2380 Stardate 57020.5-57023.3	novel
The Red King Chapters 1-3, 5-22 & Coda	Titan	2380 Stardate 57024.0-57080.6	novel
Elite Force II	The Next Generation	2380	video game
Articles of the Federation Chapters 1-6	Star Trek	January 2380	novel
Prophecy and Change The Calling	Deep Space Nine	2380	short story
Orion's Hounds	Titan	2380 Stardate 57137.8-57223.6	novel
Articles of the Federation Chapters 7-12	Star Trek	March 2380	novel
Resistance	The Next Generation	April 2380	novel	Takes place several months after Nemesis and Death in Winter[1]
Full Circle Chapter 26 (section 2 & 3)	Voyager	24 April 2380 Stardate 57312	novel	Shortly after the events of Resistance
Legacy Missions 13-15	Star Trek	2380 Stardate 57327.8 - 57332.5	video game
Articles of the Federation Chapters 13-16	Star Trek	May 2380	novel
Q & A	The Next Generation	May 2380	novel	Takes place a reasonably short time after the events of Resistance[2]
Articles of the Federation Chapter 17	Star Trek	May 2380	novel
Before Dishonor Chapters 1-47	The Next Generation	Early June 2380	novel	Takes place some time after Resistance and Q & A. Placement in approximately June is based on references in the May section of Articles of the Federation to a preceding four year period of peace-time, which the major Borg incursion featured in this novel would seem to preclude. [3]
Full Circle Prologue & Chapter 19 (section 1-6)	Voyager	June 2380	novel	The prologue takes place days after the Borg incident in Before Dishonor and chapter 19 takes place at the memorial for Kathryn Janeway which was also depicted in chapter 48 of Before Dishonor.
Before Dishonor Chapters 48-50	The Next Generation	Early June 2380
Full Circle Chapter 19 (section 7)	Voyager	July 2380	novel
Captain's Blood	The Original Series	2380 Stardate 57465.6-57503.1	novel
Full Circle Chapters 19 (sections 8-9) & 23	Voyager	August 2380 Stardate 57585	novel
Sword of Damocles	Titan	2380 Stardate 58358.1-58449.1	novel	Set three months after Orion's Hounds
Articles of the Federation Chapters 18-21	Star Trek	August 2380	novel
Greater Than the Sum Chapters 1-2	The Next Generation	September 2380	novel	Begins three months after Before Dishonor[4]
Seven Deadly Sins Revenant	Star Trek	2380	novella	Set concurrently with the Enterprise-E's encounter with the USS Einstein.
Articles of the Federation Chapters 22-24	Star Trek	October 2380	novel
Greater Than the Sum Chapters 3-11	The Next Generation	October-November 2380	novel
Articles of the Federation Chapters 25-28	Star Trek	December 2380	novel
Greater Than the Sum Chapter 12	The Next Generation	December 25, 2380	novel

Images from 2380Edit

Sign for the Cantino

USS Enterprise-E

The Enterprise's Hazard Team

Specialist Jack Franklin

Ensign Elizabeth Laird

Kleeya, an Idryll woman rescued by the Enterprise-E

Ensign Korban, the Hazard Team's new Weapon Specialist

Ensign Alison Pearson

Captain Jean-Luc Picard

Ensign Derek Russel

Ens Namkots Sirhc

Ensign Sydney Stockman

Ensign Johnathan Struhlem

Ensign Kenoith Thompson

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ConnectionsEdit

• 2380 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.