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| − | The '''Vulcan High Council''' was the body |
+ | The '''Vulcan High Council''', also known as the '''Vulcan Council''', was the body of elders tasked with protecting the [[Vulcan]] people's history. It was also the body that made the decision for [[Vulcan (planet)|Vulcan]] to join the [[United Federation of Planets]] by signing the [[Federation Charter]]. ({{film|11}}; {{ENT|These Are the Voyages...}}) |
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| − | In [[2258]], [[Nero]] used an artificially-created [[black hole]] to destroy [[Vulcan (alternate reality)|Vulcan]]. In order to save the culture of Vulcan, Spock beamed down to the surface to rescue the High Council and his parents, [[Sarek (alternate reality)|Sarek]] and [[Amanda Grayson (alternate reality)|Amanda Grayson]]. A few members were killed by falling rocks, but the majority made it outside for [[transporter|transport]]. However, just as they were being beamed away, the rock that Amanda was standing on gave way, and she fell to her death. ({{film|11}}) |
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| + | In [[2258]], the High Council retreated into the [[katric ark]], in an attempt to preserve the cultural substance of the [[Vulcan]] people in response to an attack on the planet by [[Nero]], a [[Romulan]] who had [[time travel|traveled back in time]] from the year [[2387]]. When it became clear that Nero's attack was going to result in the destruction of the {{alt|Vulcan}}, [[Commander]] {{alt|Spock}} [[beam]]ed to the surface to rescue the Council, amongst whom were his parents, and escorted them out of the ark so the {{alt|USS Enterprise|''Enterprise''}} crew could obtain a transporter lock. Exiting the ark onto a cliff which was on the verge of collapsing, Spock and the Council were beamed aboard the ''Enterprise'', but {{alt|Amanda Grayson|Spock's mother}} fell to her death when the cliff gave way. ({{film|11}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|Head of the [[Vulcan High Command]] [[V'Las]] was said to be unable to rule without consent of "the council". It is unsure if this refers to a High Council part of the High Command, overseeing the High Command, or a different council altogether.}} |
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| + | [[ja:ヴァルカン最高評議会]] |
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Revision as of 16:37, 25 August 2013
AT: "xx" The Vulcan High Council, also known as the Vulcan Council, was the body of elders tasked with protecting the Vulcan people's history. It was also the body that made the decision for Vulcan to join the United Federation of Planets by signing the Federation Charter. (Star Trek; ENT: "These Are the Voyages...")
Alternate reality
In 2258, the High Council retreated into the katric ark, in an attempt to preserve the cultural substance of the Vulcan people in response to an attack on the planet by Nero, a Romulan who had traveled back in time from the year 2387. When it became clear that Nero's attack was going to result in the destruction of the Vulcan, Commander Spock beamed to the surface to rescue the Council, amongst whom were his parents, and escorted them out of the ark so the Enterprise[!] crew could obtain a transporter lock. Exiting the ark onto a cliff which was on the verge of collapsing, Spock and the Council were beamed aboard the Enterprise, but Spock's mother fell to her death when the cliff gave way. (Star Trek)