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2374 was, on Earth's calendar, the 75th year of the 24th century, and the sixth year of the 2370s decade. Besides this time period's Human dates, in stardates this era begins with stardate 2374.0[2] in some systems of dating, and runs from stardate 51000 to 51999 in others.[1]
Events[]
- Although 2374 is one year past the original divergence event that created the First Splinter timeline in 2373, most all of the events between the Splintered realities and the primary timeline seem to be able to be taken as identical at this point.
Politics[]
(*), the Beta XII-A entity.
Conflicts[]
Benjamin Sisko's plan to retake Deep Space 9.
- The Dominion War, begun in 2373, continues on into a second year.[3]
- A Changeling spy acquires the codes to bring down the minefield blocking the Bajoran wormhole, but her efforts to bring those codes to Terok Nor are sabotaged by the Beta XII-A entity[4]
- Federation and Klingon forces, with the help of the Prophets, retake Deep Space 9.[5]
Romulan politics[]
- Romulan emperor Shiarkiek is murdered; Ambassador Spock investigates the murder secretly, and Elim Garak and Benjamin Sisko trick the Romulan Star Empire into an alliance with the Federation and the Klingon Empire[6][7]
Starfleet operations[]
- The USS Seattle is recommissioned for duty during the Dominion War.[8]
Deep Space 9[]
- Starbase Deep Space 9 remains on the front lines of the Dominion War conflict. The station is briefly captured by the Dominion, and then re-taken.[3][9]
Voyages of the USS Enterprise-E[]
- See also Voyages of the USS Enterprise-E.
Journey of the USS Voyager[]
- See also Journey of the USS Voyager.
- USS Voyager continues the long journey through the galaxy's Delta Quadrant.[10][11]
- Three years after disappearing and fourteen months after being declared lost, Voyager manages to reestablish contact with Starfleet using the Hirogen Relay Network.[12]
Promotions and transfers[]
- Seven of Nine joins the crew of USS Voyager.[13]
- Fabian Stevens returns to Starfleet and is assigned to the USS da Vinci.[14]
People[]
- Judith Sisko visits Earth with her orchestra.[15]
- Skrain Dukat, now consumed by madness, is captured by Starfleet, but will later escape.[5]
Births and deaths[]
- Tora Ziyal is shot and killed by Glinn Corat Damar.[5]
- Jadzia Dax is killed by Skrain Dukat, who is now considering himself an emissary of the Pah-wraiths. Under emergency circumstances, the Dax symbiont is joined with Ensign Ezri Tigan.[16][17]
- Vice Admiral Fujisaki, the Deputy Chief of Starfleet Intelligence, dies of apparent food poisoning - possibly at the hands of the Tal Shiar.[18]
Relationships[]
- Wedding of Worf and Jadzia Dax.[19]
Notable people[]
(*), the Beta XII-A entity.
Data.
Li.
Murg.
Nar.
Namon.
Nog.
Pentaget ambassador.
Q.
Rotarran recruits.
Steth.
Worf.
Other notable people[]
- (*) • Aken • The Ancestor • Anowon • Aryl • Aruun • Ayala • Arlene Bakker • Billy Ballantine • Bandiero • Michael Barrston • Julian Bashir • Bertaina • Broik • Brone • Brooks • Roger Buick • Burleson • Calderon • Joseph Carey • Catira/Katirus • Chakotay • Clark • Culhane • Dalivar • Corat Damar • Davin • Jadzia Dax • Dejaren • Devar • Dorado • Doran, daughter of W'mar • Dubarok • Elizabeth Alpha • Vraath ch'Evram • female Changeling • Finaea • Mohammed Fitzgerald • Fitzpatrick • Fraznulen • Fujisaki • Elim Garak • Jeremy Gleason • Goth • Gregory • Enrak Grof • Grommir • Haj • Erin Hansen • Hasmek • Tamla Horik • Benton Horvath • Imat'Korex • Jabara • Kathryn Janeway • Jobra • Jones • Kakgh • Kandar • Zonek Karle • Karya • Katogh, son of Ch'Pok • Kes • Harry Kim • Kira Nerys • Kiv • Erva Konal • Koth, son of Larna • Krung • Geordi La Forge • Larson • Randall Lang • Sam Lavelle • Leeta • Leztarlen • Agron Lumas • Agron Lumas's wife • Magren • Maiki • Makree • Marna • Martok • Enrique Masserelli • Evelyn McDougal • William McKenzie • Methras • Moklor • Morn • Morrison • M'Pella • Dougie Naismith • Neelix • N'Garen, daughter of Tse'Dek • Susan Nicoletti • Miles O'Brien • Odera'Klen • Odo • Alyssa Ogawa • Parke • Pava Ek'Noor sh'Aqabaa • Pearl • Penno • Rafin • Temmis Rahmin • Charlie Reynolds • Richardson • Rom • William Ross • Geraldine Ruddy • Sedrek • Sharr • Lena Shonsui • Jake Sisko • Tarrig • Taurik • Cregger Lor Mowlanish Dor Crixa Tel • Teth • Tora Ziyal • Jack Torrance • John Torres • Miral Torres • T'Priell/Selke • Ardan Trayl • Virak'iklan • Warg • Weyoun (Weyoun 5) • Shana Winslow • Jozarnay Woil • Yelsar • Yshaarta • Demeter • Ditko • Glavin • Guinan • Kane • Yoshi Kashiwada • Kirby (USS Enterprise-E) • Marco Palmieri • Sariel Rager • B.G. Robinson • Saffron • Relda Sovar • Stephenson • Suttles • Lee Wayne • Wilkes (USS Enterprise-E) • Yeowell • Praddis Amon • Corba • Cudarris • Denara • Nikti Eilo • Leyden • Tessa Mollic • Osan • Paldul • Rahatan • Seevyn • Erid Sovar • Tollit • Cyggelh • Ettojh • Ruugh Isadjo • Mynaagh • Warren Worthington ("Archangel") • Sean Cassidy ("Banshee") • Piotr Rasputin ("Colossus") • Kurt Wagner ("Nightcrawler") • Kitty Pryde ("Shadowcat") • Ororo Munroe ("Storm") • Wolverine • Ben • Uatu the Watcher • • Emmanuel • Fitzpatrick (Crewman) • Lang • Obrist • Strickler • Annorax's wife
Life and times of Jean-Luc Picard[]
- Jean-Luc Picard continues service in Starfleet as captain of the Federation starship USS Enterprise, leading a variety of missions for diplomacy and occasional involvement if Dominion War battles. Picard and key members of his senior staff briefly resign in protest of a Starfleet operation to abduct the entire Ba'ku population with a holoship. After it is revealed to be a Son'a plot, Picard and crew are reinstated.[20][21]
Appendices[]
References and notes[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 ST references: Star Trek Chronology, The Star Trek Encyclopedia.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 TOS movie: Star Trek.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
- ↑ ST - Tales of the Dominion War novel: Night of the Vulture.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 DS9 episode: "Sacrifice of Angels".
- ↑ DS9 episode: "In the Pale Moonlight".
- ↑ ST - Tales of the Dominion War novel: Blood Sacrifice.
- ↑ ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Be Born.
- ↑ Star Trek: Deep Space Nine season 6.
- ↑ Star Trek: Voyager.
- ↑ Star Trek: Voyager season 4.
- ↑ VOY episodes: "Message in a Bottle", "Hunters".
- ↑ VOY episode: "Scorpion, Part II".
- ↑ SCE eBook: The Belly of the Beast.
- ↑ DS9 novel: Hollow Men.
- ↑ DS9 episode: "Tears of the Prophets".
- ↑ DS9 episode: "Image in the Sand".
- ↑ ST website: StarTrek.com.
- ↑ DS9 episode: "You Are Cordially Invited".
- ↑ The Dominion War.
- ↑ TNG movie: Insurrection.
Images from 2374[]
Seven of Nine in the Brig.
Female Changeling and Odo.
Kira Nerys's Shar D'An walk.
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IKS Par'tok convoy.
Protomatter hits Voyager shuttle.
A dead Redeemer.
Rotarran.
Rotarran and Vor'nak.
Benjamin Sisko's plan to retake Deep Space 9.
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Stories[]
External link[]
- 2374 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.