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[[Gul]] '''Evek''' was a [[commanding officer]] in the [[Cardassian]] [[Fourth Order]], assigned as representative and overseer of Cardassian affairs in the [[Demilitarized Zone]] in [[2370]]. He was also commander of the ''[[Vetar]]'', a {{ShipClass|Galor}} [[warship]].
  
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| imagecap = Gul Evek, on board the ''Enterprise''-D in 2370
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| rank = [[Commanding officer]] in the [[Cardassian]] [[Fourth Order]]
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| occupation = Overseer of [[Cardassian]] affairs in the [[Demilitarized Zone]]
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| datestatus = 2371
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[[Gul]] '''Evek''' was a [[commanding officer]] in the [[Cardassian]] [[Fourth Order]], assigned as representative and overseer of Cardassian affairs in the [[Demilitarized Zone]] in [[2370]]. He was also [[commander]] of the ''[[Vetar]]'', a {{class|Galor}} [[warship]].
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[[File:OBrien talks to Evek.jpg|thumb||left|Miles O'Brien talks to Evek]]
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One of Evek's first missions as overseer in the Demilitarized Zone was to oversee the transfer of the former [[Federation]] [[colony]] on [[Dorvan V]] to Cardassian control. However, Evek arrived several [[week]]s early while [[Starfleet]] was still in the process of evacuating the civilians on the planet. Evek's troops' presence was highly provocative, and precipitated a brief firefight with the Federation colonists. However, rather than ordering more troops to "pacify" the colony, Evek ordered a withdrawal in the interests of preserving the [[Federation-Cardassian Treaty|peace treaty]] with the Federation. Evek confided in [[Jean-Luc Picard]] that he had lost two of his three [[son]]s during the [[Cardassian wars]]. In order to avoid a renewed [[war]], Evek agreed to the controversial settlement in which Federation colonists on Dorvan V and elsewhere would be permitted to retain their homes under Cardassian rule. ({{TNG|Journey's End}})
   
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[[File:Evek, 2371.jpg|thumb|left|Evek contacting [[Chakotay]] in [[2371]]]]
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One of Evek's first missions as overseer in the Demilitarized Zone was to oversee the transfer of the former [[Federation]] [[colony]] on [[Dorvan V]] to Cardassian control. However, Evek arrived several weeks early while [[Starfleet]] was still in the process of evacuating the civilians on the planet. Evek's troops' presence was highly provocative, and precipitated a brief firefight with the Federation colonists. However, rather than ordering more troops to "pacify" the colony, Evek ordered a withdrawal in the interests of preserving the peace treaty with the Federation. Evek confided in [[Jean-Luc Picard]] that he had lost two of his three sons during the [[Cardassian wars]]. In order to avoid a renewed war, Evek agreed to the controversial settlement in which Federation colonists on Dorvan V and elsewhere would be permitted to retain their homes under Cardassian rule. ({{TNG|Journey's End}})
  
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[[File:OBrien talks to Evek.jpg|thumb||left|Miles O'Brien talks to Evek]]
  
 
Evek was contacted by [[Miles O'Brien]] from [[Deep Space 9]] concerning an infestation of [[Cardassian vole]]s on the station. Evek offered little help, sardonically suggesting that a Federation withdrawal from [[Bajor]] would solve their vole problems. ({{DS9|Playing God}})
  
Evek was contacted by [[Miles O'Brien]] from [[Deep Space 9]] concerning an infestation of [[Cardassian vole]]s on the station. Evek offered little help, sardonically suggesting that a Federation withdrawal from [[Bajor]] would solve their vole problems. ({{DS9|Playing God}})
   
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At the start of the [[Maquis]] uprising against the Cardassian rule of the colonies in the Demilitarized Zone, Evek was responsible for capturing and interrogating [[William Samuels]], a Maquis operative who was responsible for the destruction of the freighter ''[[Bok'Nor]]'' at Deep Space 9. Using the information acquired from Samuels, he confronted Federation colony leaders on [[Volan III]] and accused them of participating in an official Starfleet plot to secretly arm the colonists against the Cardassians — while at the same time the Central Command was arming its own citizens in turn. ({{DS9|The Maquis, Part I}})
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At the start of the [[Maquis]] uprising against the Cardassian rule of the colonies in the Demilitarized Zone, Evek was responsible for capturing and interrogating [[William Samuels]], a Maquis operative who was responsible for the destruction of the freighter ''[[Bok'Nor]]'' at Deep Space 9. Using the information acquired from Samuels, he confronted Federation colony leaders on [[Volan III]] and accused them of participating in an official Starfleet plot to secretly arm the colonists against the Cardassians – while at the same time the Central Command was arming its own citizens in turn. ({{DS9|The Maquis, Part I}})
   
 
On [[stardate]] [[2370|47941.7]], The {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} came to the rescue of Evek and his crew when his ship was attacked by several Maquis ships. Evek and Picard exchanged words, each accusing the other of not doing enough to suppress the skirmishes in the Demilitarized Zone. ({{TNG|Preemptive Strike}})
  
On [[stardate]] [[2370|47941.7]], The {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} came to the rescue of Evek and his crew when his ship was attacked by several Maquis ships. Evek and Picard exchanged words, each accusing the other of not doing enough to suppress the skirmishes in the Demilitarized Zone. ({{TNG|Preemptive Strike}})
   
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Several months later, Evek arrested Miles O'Brien on charges of sedition against the [[Cardassian Union]] by secretly transporting a cargo of [[photon torpedo]] warheads aboard his [[runabout]]. Evek testified at O'Brien's trial that these warheads were destined for the Maquis, and were evidence of further Federation attempts to arm the rebel colonists against the Cardassians. In reality, the warheads had been planted by Evek's men as part of a Cardassian plot to discredit the Federation's policy in the Demilitarized Zone. ({{DS9|Tribunal}})
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Not much later, Evek arrested Miles O'Brien on charges of sedition against the [[Cardassian Union]] by secretly transporting a cargo of [[photon torpedo]] warheads aboard his [[runabout]]. Evek testified at O'Brien's trial that these warheads were destined for the Maquis, and were evidence of further Federation attempts to arm the rebel colonists against the Cardassians. In reality, the warheads had been planted by Evek's men as part of a Cardassian plot to discredit the Federation's policy in the Demilitarized Zone. ({{DS9|Tribunal}})
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In [[2371]], Evek, while in command of the ''Vetar'', pursued a [[Maquis raider]], the ''[[Val Jean]]'', piloted by [[Chakotay]] into the [[Badlands]]. The ''Vetar'' was struck by a [[plasma storm]] inside the Badlands and was disabled. ({{VOY|Caretaker}})
  
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In [[2371]], Evek, while in command of the ''Vetar'', pursued a [[Maquis raider]], the ''[[Val Jean]]'', piloted by [[Chakotay]] into the [[Badlands]]. The ''Vetar'' was struck by a [[plasma storm]] inside the Badlands and was disabled. ({{VOY|Caretaker}})
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== Appendices ==
  
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=== Background ===
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Gul Evek was played by actor [[Richard Poe]].
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Along with [[Quark]], [[Morn]], and [[Q]], Evek is one of only four characters to appear in all three ''[[Star Trek]]'' series based in the [[24th century]]: ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' and ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''.
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Evek, [[Julian Bashir]], [[Quark]], [[Morn]], and [[Chekote]] are the only characters to appear in ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' prior to appearing in ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''.
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Revision as of 16:22, 23 March 2015

Gul Evek was a commanding officer in the Cardassian Fourth Order, assigned as representative and overseer of Cardassian affairs in the Demilitarized Zone in 2370. He was also commander of the Vetar, a Galor-class warship.

OBrien talks to Evek

Miles O'Brien talks to Evek

One of Evek's first missions as overseer in the Demilitarized Zone was to oversee the transfer of the former Federation colony on Dorvan V to Cardassian control. However, Evek arrived several weeks early while Starfleet was still in the process of evacuating the civilians on the planet. Evek's troops' presence was highly provocative, and precipitated a brief firefight with the Federation colonists. However, rather than ordering more troops to "pacify" the colony, Evek ordered a withdrawal in the interests of preserving the peace treaty with the Federation. Evek confided in Jean-Luc Picard that he had lost two of his three sons during the Cardassian wars. In order to avoid a renewed war, Evek agreed to the controversial settlement in which Federation colonists on Dorvan V and elsewhere would be permitted to retain their homes under Cardassian rule. (TNG: "Journey's End")

Evek, 2371

Evek contacting Chakotay in 2371

Evek was contacted by Miles O'Brien from Deep Space 9 concerning an infestation of Cardassian voles on the station. Evek offered little help, sardonically suggesting that a Federation withdrawal from Bajor would solve their vole problems. (DS9: "Playing God")

At the start of the Maquis uprising against the Cardassian rule of the colonies in the Demilitarized Zone, Evek was responsible for capturing and interrogating William Samuels, a Maquis operative who was responsible for the destruction of the freighter Bok'Nor at Deep Space 9. Using the information acquired from Samuels, he confronted Federation colony leaders on Volan III and accused them of participating in an official Starfleet plot to secretly arm the colonists against the Cardassians – while at the same time the Central Command was arming its own citizens in turn. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part I")

On stardate 47941.7, The USS Enterprise-D came to the rescue of Evek and his crew when his ship was attacked by several Maquis ships. Evek and Picard exchanged words, each accusing the other of not doing enough to suppress the skirmishes in the Demilitarized Zone. (TNG: "Preemptive Strike")

Not much later, Evek arrested Miles O'Brien on charges of sedition against the Cardassian Union by secretly transporting a cargo of photon torpedo warheads aboard his runabout. Evek testified at O'Brien's trial that these warheads were destined for the Maquis, and were evidence of further Federation attempts to arm the rebel colonists against the Cardassians. In reality, the warheads had been planted by Evek's men as part of a Cardassian plot to discredit the Federation's policy in the Demilitarized Zone. (DS9: "Tribunal")

In 2371, Evek, while in command of the Vetar, pursued a Maquis raider, the Val Jean, piloted by Chakotay into the Badlands. The Vetar was struck by a plasma storm inside the Badlands and was disabled. (VOY: "Caretaker")

Appendices

Background

Gul Evek was played by actor Richard Poe.

Along with Quark, Morn, and Q, Evek is one of only four characters to appear in all three Star Trek series based in the 24th century: Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager.

Evek, Julian Bashir, Quark, Morn, and Chekote are the only characters to appear in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine prior to appearing in Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Appearances

Apocrypha

His mirror universe counterpart appears in the novel The Mirror-Scaled Serpent.

External link

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