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'''Tarsus IV''' was the site of a [[Federation]] [[colony]] in the [[23rd century]], the fourth planet of the [[Tarsus system]]. In [[2246]], an exotic fungus destroyed most of the colony's food supply, leaving the 8,000 colonists in serious danger of starvation. [[Governor]] [[Kodos]] made a drastic decision: he ordered the deaths of 4,000 colonists, so that the other 4,000 might live, selecting those to be killed according to his personal theories of [[eugenics]]. Relief ships arrived earlier than expected, but too late to save the 4,000 people Kodos murdered. All that was found of Kodos was a burned body, and he was presumed dead until his chance discovery on [[Planet Q]] twenty years later.
 
'''Tarsus IV''' was the site of a [[Federation]] [[colony]] in the [[23rd century]], the fourth planet of the [[Tarsus system]]. In [[2246]], an exotic fungus destroyed most of the colony's food supply, leaving the 8,000 colonists in serious danger of starvation. [[Governor]] [[Kodos]] made a drastic decision: he ordered the deaths of 4,000 colonists, so that the other 4,000 might live, selecting those to be killed according to his personal theories of [[eugenics]]. Relief ships arrived earlier than expected, but too late to save the 4,000 people Kodos murdered. All that was found of Kodos was a burned body, and he was presumed dead until his chance discovery on [[Planet Q]] twenty years later.
   
Amongst the survivors of the Tarsus IV incident were [[James T. Kirk]], [[Kevin Riley]] and [[Thomas Leighton]], who were three of only nine survivors who knew Kodos' face, and would be able to identify him. ([[TOS]]: "[[The Conscience of the King]]")
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Amongst the survivors of the Tarsus IV incident were [[James T. Kirk]], [[Kevin Riley]] and [[Thomas Leighton]], who were three of only nine survivors who knew Kodos' face, and would be able to identify him. ({{TOS|The Conscience of the King}})
   
Tarsus IV also appeared in the starchart [[Data]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] were studying in [[Stellar Cartography]] in [[2371]]. (''[[Star Trek Generations]]'')
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Tarsus IV also appeared in the starchart [[Data]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] were studying in [[Stellar Cartography]] in [[2371]]. ({{film|7}})
   
 
:''In the original script of [[DS9]]: "[[The Jem'Hadar]]", [[Quark]] told [[Benjamin Sisko]] that the [[Ferengi]] had never had an incident like what happened on Tarsus IV.''
 
:''In the original script of [[DS9]]: "[[The Jem'Hadar]]", [[Quark]] told [[Benjamin Sisko]] that the [[Ferengi]] had never had an incident like what happened on Tarsus IV.''

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Tarsus IV was the site of a Federation colony in the 23rd century, the fourth planet of the Tarsus system. In 2246, an exotic fungus destroyed most of the colony's food supply, leaving the 8,000 colonists in serious danger of starvation. Governor Kodos made a drastic decision: he ordered the deaths of 4,000 colonists, so that the other 4,000 might live, selecting those to be killed according to his personal theories of eugenics. Relief ships arrived earlier than expected, but too late to save the 4,000 people Kodos murdered. All that was found of Kodos was a burned body, and he was presumed dead until his chance discovery on Planet Q twenty years later.

Amongst the survivors of the Tarsus IV incident were James T. Kirk, Kevin Riley and Thomas Leighton, who were three of only nine survivors who knew Kodos' face, and would be able to identify him. (TOS: "The Conscience of the King")

Tarsus IV also appeared in the starchart Data and Picard were studying in Stellar Cartography in 2371. (Star Trek Generations)

In the original script of DS9: "The Jem'Hadar", Quark told Benjamin Sisko that the Ferengi had never had an incident like what happened on Tarsus IV.
According to Mike Sussman, a computer readout on the USS Defiant in "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II" stated that Hoshi Sato was among those killed by Kodos on Tarsus Four. However, the relevant section of the bio did not appear in the finished cut of the episode.