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This page details Gorkon, son of Toq in the mirror universe of the Kelvin timeline; for Gorkon, son of Toq in the primary universe see Gorkon, son of Toq; for Gorkon, son of Toq in the Kelvin timeline see Gorkon, son of Toq (Kelvin timeline); for Gorkon, son of Toq in the mirror universe of the primary universe see Gorkon, son of Toq (mirror); for Gorkon, son of Toq in all other alternate universes see Gorkon, son of Toq (alternates).
For other uses, see Gorkon.

Gorkon, son of Toq, of the House of Makok (d. 2258), was a prominent Klingon male politician during the mid to late 23rd century. He served as the Chancellor of the High Council of the Klingon Empire until his death.

Biography[]

Following the conquest of the Klingon Empire by the Terran Empire in 2258, Gorkon was brought before Captain Spock on Qo'noS. Spock offered to spare his life if he were to swear fealty to the Terran Empire and told him that he would be granted a lower administrative post on one of the new Klingon colonies after undergoing Terran "re-education." However, Gorkon refused, telling Spock that death was a welcome alternative. Spock then decapitated him using Hikaru Sulu's sword. His last words were Heghlu'meH QaQ jajvam: "Today is a good day to die." (TOS comic: "Mirrored, Part 1")

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Chancellors of the High Council of the Klingon Empire
Primary universe Mow'gaKapokM'RekKhorkalSturkaKeshDurakOrakKovalLorakB'rakL'RellGorkon, son of ToqAzetbur, daughter of GorkonKaargDitaghKravokh, son of J'DoqK'mpecGowron, son of M'RelMartok, son of UrthogJ'mpokL'Rell Klingon icon image.
First Splinter timeline Gowron, son of M'RelMartok, son of Urthog
Kelvin timeline Klingon ChancellorGorkon
Kelvin timeline (mirror) Gorkon

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