This is a list of Unnamed Klingons.

For a full list of Klingons see Category:Klingons

Contents 1 Ancient Times 1.1 Village Headsman 1.2 Kahless's Warrior 1.3 Molor's Warrior 1.4 Molor's Warrior #2 1.5 Molor's Warrior #3 1.6 Disembowled Warrior 1.7 Molor's Spearman 2 22nd century 2.1 High Council guards 3 23rd century 3.1 IKS Varchas personnel 4 24th century 4.1 IKS Kothulu commander 4.2 Kahless Actor 4.3 Morath Actor 4.4 Shouting Warrior 4.5 Shouting Warrior #2 4.6 Shouting Woman 4.7 Serving Maid 4.8 Councillor 5 Unknown date 5.1 Grandfather and grandson 6 External link

Ancient TimesEdit

Village HeadsmanEdit

This male led a village that was under the control of Molor, which couldn't provide the tribute required of it. He informed Kahless, who was there to collect tribute, that they couldn't pay. He helped Kahless with his wounds after Kahless refused to burn down his village and killed Starad, son of Molor. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Kahless's WarriorEdit

This warrior served in the army commanded by Kahless that was sent to collect tribute from a village that couldn't pay. When Kahless and Starad, son of Molor got into a fight over whether to burn down the village or not, this warrior tripped Kahless. Kahless killed him in revenge. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Molor's WarriorEdit

This warrior was killed by Kahless during a battle. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Molor's Warrior #2Edit

This warrior was killed by Kahless as he fought in the anteroom of Molor's keep. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Molor's Warrior #3Edit

This warrior fought Kahless in Molor's anteroom before Kahless took off to find Molor. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Disembowled WarriorEdit

This warrior was disembowled by Morath in the anteroom of Molor's keep. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Molor's SpearmanEdit

This spearman was killed by Kahless as he charged up the stairs of Molor's keep. (TNG novel: Kahless)

22nd centuryEdit

High Council guardsEdit

These two Klingon guards served at the Klingon High Council. In 2156, they escorted Jonathan Archer and T'Pol to their meeting with the High Council on behalf of the United Earth government. (ENT novel: Beneath the Raptor's Wing)

23rd centuryEdit

IKS Varchas personnelEdit

See: unnamed IKS Varchas personnel

24th centuryEdit

IKS Kothulu commanderEdit

The Commander was a Klingon male of the mid 24th century, the captain of the IKS Kothulu. By 2365, the Commander had been held in such high esteem in Klingon society that he was rarely addressed by his name, but instead by his rank.

In 2365 the Kothulu picked up Kreel activity on the planet DQN 1196. The Kreel had discovered a cache of advanced weaponry left on the planet by the Cognoscente. They used these weapons to first attack the landing party sent to investigate their activities, then to attack the Kothulu itself, severely damaging the vessel in the process. Realizing that he had a duty to live and inform the Empire of the Kreel's acquisition of advanced weaponry, the Commander ordered a retreat from DQN-1196.

After repairs were made to the Kothulu, the Commander was ordered to take Ambassador Kobry to a rendezvous with the USS Enterprise-D, so that diplomatic talks could begin with the Kreel. While en route to meet with the Enterprise, the Commander held a private meeting with Kobry in which he insinuated to his first officer Tron that Kobry should be assassinated. This way the Kreel would be blamed for Kobry's death, the peace talks would break down, and war could continue with the Kreel.

Fortunately Kobry survived Tron's attack. Kobry informed Captain Jean-Luc Picard that Tron would be dealt with, and that the Commander would probably also have to answer for his role in the assassination attempt. (TNG novel: Strike Zone)

Kahless ActorEdit

This male actor acted out the part of Kahless in a reenactment of the battle between Kahless and Morath, held in the village of Tolar'tu. He, as was expected, defeated the actor playing Morath. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Morath ActorEdit

This male actor acted out the part of Morath in a reenactment of the battle between Kahless and Morath, held in the village of Tolar'tu. He, as was expected, was defeated by the actor playing Kahless. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Shouting WarriorEdit

This warrior was in the crowd at a reenactment of the battle between Kahless and Morath in the village of Tolar'tu. He shouted at Unarrh, son of Unagroth, a Klingon councillor, about the scroll that claimed all of the myths about Kahless were not true. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Shouting Warrior #2Edit

This warrior was in the crowd at a reenactment of the battle between Kahless and Morath in the village of Tolar'tu. He shouted at Unarrh, son of Unagroth, a Klingon councillor, about the scroll that claimed all of the myths about Kahless were not true. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Shouting WomanEdit

This woman was in the crowd at a reenactment of the battle between Kahless and Morath in the village of Tolar'tu. She shouted at Unarrh, son of Unagroth, a Klingon councillor, about the scroll that claimed all of the myths about Kahless were not true. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Serving MaidEdit

This woman worked at a very discreet bar in the village of Tolar'tu serving food and drink. She caught Emperor Kahless's attention when she was serving him his food. (TNG novel: Kahless)

CouncillorEdit

This member of the Klingon High Council conferred with Chancellor Gowron before Emperor Kahless entered to confer with Gowron. (TNG novel: Kahless)

Unknown dateEdit

Grandfather and grandsonEdit

At an unknown date a Klingon boy and his grandfather went on a Targ hunt in the jungles of Qo'noS, the boy's first hunt. The grandfather provided instruction to the boy to let the hunt progress ucessfully, and even allowed the boy to use his mek'leth for the final kill. The evening of the kill, while they sat by their campfire in the cave the targ was killed in, the boy recounted the tale of his kill to his grandfather. The grandfather chastised the boy for exagerating the events of the hunt and his actions, and told him the Story of Gorath to illustrate why he should not boast about his accomplishment but be proud of what he had truthfully done. (ST episode: "The Young Hunter: A Klingon Folktale")

External linkEdit

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