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| − | '''Navarch''' was a [[Bajoran religion|religious]] title outside the command structure of the [[Bajoran Militia]]. A |
+ | '''Navarch''' was a [[Bajoran religion|religious]] title outside the command structure of the [[Bajoran Militia]]. A navarch was expected to report directly to the [[Prophet]]s. |
In early [[2370]], the title was given to the [[Bajoran Resistance|resistance]] hero [[Li Nalas]] by the [[Bajoran]] [[Chamber of Ministers]] following his rescue from the [[Hutet]] [[labor camp]] on [[Cardassia IV]]. It was specially created for him as no other title was considered worthy of his name. ({{DS9|The Homecoming|The Circle}}) |
In early [[2370]], the title was given to the [[Bajoran Resistance|resistance]] hero [[Li Nalas]] by the [[Bajoran]] [[Chamber of Ministers]] following his rescue from the [[Hutet]] [[labor camp]] on [[Cardassia IV]]. It was specially created for him as no other title was considered worthy of his name. ({{DS9|The Homecoming|The Circle}}) |
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Revision as of 14:40, 25 February 2015
Navarch was a religious title outside the command structure of the Bajoran Militia. A navarch was expected to report directly to the Prophets.
In early 2370, the title was given to the resistance hero Li Nalas by the Bajoran Chamber of Ministers following his rescue from the Hutet labor camp on Cardassia IV. It was specially created for him as no other title was considered worthy of his name. (DS9: "The Homecoming", "The Circle")
"Navarch" is of Greek origin and means "leader of the ships". The word admiral is translated in Greek as "navarchos."