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A '''''d'k tahg''''' is a [[Klingon]] dagger used in combat. The weapon consists of a single straight blade and two smaller hinged blades at the handle. The '''''d'k tahg''''' has great ceramonial value among the [[Klingon]] culture and bears an emblem of it's owners house. A D'k'tagh is also used to settle arguments via two [[Klingon]]s engaging in combat. (''[[TNG]]'' [[novel]]: "[[A Good Day to Die]]") Stealing another [[Klingons]] '''''d'k tahg''''' is considered an insult to it's owners honor. This was made clear in ([[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|''DS9'']] [[Novel]]: [[The Way of the Warrior]]) when Worf stole a '''''d'k tahg''''' belonging to Drex.
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A '''''d'k tahg''''' is a [[Klingon]] dagger used in combat. The weapon consists of a single straight blade and two smaller hinged blades at the handle. The ''d'k tahg'' has great ceremonial value among the [[Klingon]] culture and bears an emblem of it's owners house. A ''d'k tagh'' is also used to settle arguments via two [[Klingon]]s engaging in combat. ({{n|GKN|A Good Day to Die}})
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The '''''d'k tahg''''' was first used in [[Star Trek III: The Search for Spock]] when David Marcus was killed.
 
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Stealing another Klingon's ''d'k tahg'' is considered an insult to it's owners honor. ({{e|DS9|The Way of the Warrior}})
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After serving as [[Worf]]'s ''[[cha'DIch]]'' in [[2366]], [[Jean-Luc Picard]] was presented with a ''d'k tahg'', which he then kept sheathed and displayed in his quarters aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. ({{eb|TNG|A Sea of Troubles}}) The [[2367|following year]], [[Jono]] used this ''d'k tahg'' to wound Picard. ({{e|TNG|Suddenly Human}})
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Following the destruction of the ''Enterprise''-D in [[2371]], Picard was able to rescue his ''d'k tahg'' and later displayed it in his [[ready room]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}}. ({{eb|TNG|A Sea of Troubles}})
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Revision as of 10:44, 9 November 2007

A d'k tahg is a Klingon dagger used in combat. The weapon consists of a single straight blade and two smaller hinged blades at the handle. The d'k tahg has great ceremonial value among the Klingon culture and bears an emblem of it's owners house. A d'k tagh is also used to settle arguments via two Klingons engaging in combat. (GKN novel: A Good Day to Die)

Stealing another Klingon's d'k tahg is considered an insult to it's owners honor. (DS9 episode: "The Way of the Warrior")

After serving as Worf's cha'DIch in 2366, Jean-Luc Picard was presented with a d'k tahg, which he then kept sheathed and displayed in his quarters aboard the USS Enterprise-D. (TNG eBook: A Sea of Troubles) The following year, Jono used this d'k tahg to wound Picard. (TNG episode: "Suddenly Human")

Following the destruction of the Enterprise-D in 2371, Picard was able to rescue his d'k tahg and later displayed it in his ready room aboard the USS Enterprise-E. (TNG eBook: A Sea of Troubles)

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