Azha

Azha,^[1] also referred to as Eta Eridani,^[1] was star with an associated star system, located in the Aldebaran sector^[2] of the galaxy's Beta Quadrant, within the Federation's borders. (ST reference: Star Charts; STO - Allies mission: "Tradecraft")

History and specificsEdit

Azha was an orange^[2] K class star with a magnitude of +4.1 and visible from Earth in the Eridanus constellation. (ST reference: Star Charts)

In ST video game: Starfleet Command III gameplay, this name was part of a list that were applied to systems on the game map, with random attributes assigned to them.

The Eta Eridani sector block was named for this location. It included Azha's native Aldebaran sector. (STO - Klingon War mission: "Neutral Zone Diplomacy")

By 2409 the associated star system contained a number of space stations. (STO - Allies mission: "Tradecraft", sector space tooltip)

Several Dhelan-class starships fought alongside the RRW Deihu in the Azha system against a Tal Shiar force, defending the IRW Aethra under Charva. (STO - Allies mission: "Tradecraft")

Alternate timelinesEdit

In the Kelvin timeline, Azha was located in the Neutral Zone, a swath of space coveted between the Federation, Klingon Empire and Romulan Star Empire. In the 2260s decade, the system was patrolled by Suliban nomads and lay within several light-years from the Klingon border. The system was rich with asteroids suitable for mining 2*-rated raw crystal. (TOS video game: Fleet Command)

In the year 2262, the artificial intelligence Maia and her Independent commander responded to a distress call from the uninhabited planet Magmas. (TOS video game: Fleet Command mission: "Uncaged")

System makeupEdit

Azha (Eta Eridani)^[1] (type K orange star,^[3] primary)

• Azha I^[3] (Magmas,^[4] planet)
  • Azha Ia^[2] (moon)
• Azha II^[3] (planet)
• other planets:
  • Debuh^[4]
  • Fasovuu^[4]
  • Hufakog^[4]
  • Jequdug^[4]
  • Oocej^[4]

AppendicesEdit

ConnectionsEdit

Alpha and Beta Quadrant stars and star systems (A)
Aaamazzara • Aalad • Aarak • Aarra • Aberriz • Abraxas • Abyss Alpha • Accellus • Achillon • Aciben • Adigeon • Adonolo • Aegis Aquila • Aesa • Aetisan • Aexix • Afritalis • Agrico • Ahzdar • Ailig • Ain • Aindia • Aiti • Akers • Alacti • Aladfar • Aladso • Alamedus • Alannah • Albireo • Alchibah • Alcyone • Alderam • Alderamin • Aldhan • Aleph • Alexisian • Alfas Ducat • Alfin-Bernard • Alfirk • Alfr • Algeron • Alioth • Alkalurops • Alkes • Allendon • Almeisan • Alnitak • Alonso system • Alorina • Alpha Aldiss • Alpha Arietis • Alpha Ataru • Alpha Darwin • Alpha Epsilon Tauri • Alpha Helios • Alpha Honorus • Alpha Kiriki • Alpha Kratonii • Alpha Marak 272 • Alpha Narnia • Alpha Nexus • Alpha Omicron • Alpha Orionis • Alpha Ortelina • Alpha Persei • Alpha Shiro • Alpha Sigma • Alpha Theta • Alpha Varangis • Alpha Vegetis • Alpha Vergoris • Alpha Xaridian • Alphard • Alphax • Alsafi • Altamid • Altanis Idrilon • Altar system • Alterf • Althos • Aludra • Alula • Alya • Amal • Ambrose's Star • Ammdon system • Amon • Ampolis • Anaxar • Andrea • Androcus • Ankaa • Angosia • Annobon • Anrak • Antede • Antilios • Antipathy • Antonehk • Aprilia • Arachnae • Arak • Arcadia • Arcan-Beta • Arcanis Majoris • Archernar • Archibald • Aretian • Argona • Arhennius • Aridanes • Arkab • Arken • Arkto • Arloff • Armus • Arneb • Arnebius • Arrakis • Artaleirh • Artemis system • Arvada • Asellus • Askalon • Asmidiske • Asterope • Astrida • Atlas • Atria • Atrius • 'aucdet • Aumoide Pore • Auva • AX Arae • Axelot • Azati Prime
Alpha Quadrant stars and systems (A)	Achird • Adhil • Ajir • Al Nath • Alam'ak system (Alam'ak) • Alcor • Aldhibain • Alferaz (Alferaz A • Alferaz B) • Algol • Alkaid • Almach • Almatha • Alpha Andromedae (Alpha Andromedae A • alpha Andromedae B) • Alpha Aquarii • Alpha Aquilae • Alpha Aurigae • Alpha Boötis • Alpha Canum Venaticorum • Alpha Coronae Borealis • Alpha Cygni • Alpha Majoris • Alpha Ophiuchi • Alpha Proxima • Alpha Trianguli • Alpha Ursae Majoris • Alpha-1 Andromedae • Alpha-2 Andromedae • Alphecca • Alpheratz • Altair • Ancha • Andromeda • Ankaro • Antica • Antos • Aokii • Aquila • Arawath • Arbazan • Arcturus • Arduria • Argaya • Argus • Arteline • Ascella • Atair • Atik • Aurelia
Beta Quadrant stars and systems (A)	Acamar • Achernar • Acrux • Acubens • Adara • Adelphous • Adhafera • Adhara • Aelas • Agena • Agornu • Agurtha • Ajilon • Al Nair • Aldebaran • Algorab • Alhena • Alnilam • Alpha-2 Centauri • Alpha Cancri • Alpha Canis Minoris • Alpha Canis Majoris (Alpha Canis Majoris A • Alpha Canis Majoris B) • Alpha Carinae • Alpha Centauri (Alpha Centauri B) Alpha Chamaeleonis • Alpha Circini • Alpha Comae Berenices • Alpha Crucis • Alpha Eridani • Alpha Geminorum • Alpha Gruis • Alpha Hydri • Alpha Leonis • Alpha Mensa • Alpha Monocerotis • Alpha Onias • Alpha Pictoris • Alpha Prime • Alpha Scorpii • Alpha Virginis • Alpha Volantis • Alpha Zeta • Alungis • Amar • Amargosa • Andoria • Angel • Antares • Archanis • Archer • Argelius • Avior • Axanar • Azha • Azraga

Alpha and Beta Quadrant stars and star systems (E)
Edris • Ekinus • El Adrel • Elba • Elkauron • Ellison's Star • Elohim • Elysia Incendae • Emben • Emila • Eminiar • Endicor • Enoch • Entrunar • Epsilon 119 • Epsilon Ceti • Epsilon Delta • Epsilon Ionis • Epsilon Kitaj • Epsilon Minora • Epsilon Miranda • Epsilon Sorona • Epsilon Tauri • Epsilon Theta • Epsilon Ursae Majoris • Epsion • Equess • Ercola • Eremar • Ergol • Esabl • Eskiis • Eta Seratorn • Eta Tauri • Eta Trianguli
Alpha Quadrant stars and systems (E)	Edasich • El Nath • Elasi Prime • Eltanin • Ennar • Entelior • Epsilon Aurigae • Epsilon Boötis • Epsilon Cygni • Epsilon Draconis • Epsilon Ophiuchi • Epsilon Serpentis • Eta Cassiopeiae • Eta Coronae Borealis • Eta Draconis • Eta Ophiuchi • Eta Serpentis • Eta Ursae Majoris • Eye of Ket-Cheleb
Beta Quadrant stars and systems (E)	Edinov • Eisn • Ejul Thelni • Epsilon • Epsilon Canaris • Epsilon Canis Majoris • Epsilon Carinae • Epsilon Corvi • Epsilon Eridani • Epsilon Geminorum • Epsilon Gruis • Epsilon Hydrae • Epsilon Indi (Andoria) • Epsilon Librae • Epsilon Monocerotis • Epsilon Orionis • Epsilon Pavonis • Epsilon Phoenicis • Epsilon Scorpii • Eta Antliae • Eta Corvi • Eta Crucis • Eta Eridani • Eta Horologii • Eta Indi • Eta Lupi • Eta Scorpii • Eye of Grun

BackgroundEdit

• Fleet Command includes the additional planets in the system to serve as anchors for the player's starbase.
• No history or specifics are established for this location in Starfleet Command III gameplay, as its name was arbitrarily selected for a system on the game map by the game software, with random attributes.

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} ST reference: Star Charts
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1 2.2} STO - Allies mission: "Tradecraft"
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2} STO - Klingon War mission: "Neutral Zone Diplomacy"
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5} TOS video game: Fleet Command

• ST video game: Fleet Command

External linksEdit

• Eta Eridani article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
• Azha System article at The Star Trek Online Wiki.