Krios Prime

Krios Prime, Krios III or just Krios was the prime planet of the Krios system and a subject world of the Klingon Empire. It was the homeworld of the Kriosian civilization.

According to ST reference: Star Trek Encyclopedia, Krios Prime (the homeworld of the Kriosians) and Krios (the Klingon colony) are the same planet. On the other hand, StarTrek.com treats them as separate planets that share the same name. In accordance with the Encyclopedia, in ST video game: Infinite, the Krios system with planet Krios Prime is under Klingon control at the beginning of the game.

It was the third planet of the system and had two moons: Krios III-A and Krios III-B. (ST video game: Klingon Academy; ST video game: Infinite)

History and specifics[]

In 2367, its governor, Vagh, accused the Federation of aiding the planet's rebels, who were fighting for independence from Klingon rule. However, it was eventually revealed that the Romulans were aiding the rebels with the help of Ambassador Kell. (TNG episode: "The Mind's Eye")

The planet was at war with Valt Minor until 2368, when Kamala was married to Chancellor Alrik. (TNG episode: "The Perfect Mate")

First Splinter timeline[]

In 2381, Krios was conquered by the Holy Order of the Kinshaya for three months, until it was liberated by the Fifth Klingon Battle Fleet under General Klag. (ST novel: A Singular Destiny)

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Krios star system
Krios primary star: Krios I • Krios II • Krios Prime (Krios III-A • Krios III-B) • Krios IV (Krios IV-A) • Krios V

Planets visited by the USS Enterprise-D
2364	Earth • Deneb IV • Archaria III • Ligon II • Styris IV • Omicron Theta • Gamma Tauri IV • Delphi Ardu IV • Peacekeepers' World • Parliament • Rubicun III • Quadra Sigma III • Haven • Torona IV • Angel I • Starbase 74 planet • Bynaus • Tigan VII • Syntagus Theluv • Tarod IX • Faltos • Persephone V • Mordan IV • Aldea • Velara III • Relva VII • Minos • Brentis VI • Treva • Vagra II • Ornara • Brekka • Vandor IV • Sarona VIII • Dytallix B
2365	'aucdet IX • Tenara • Epsilon Miranda V • DQN 1196 • Raimon • Feeniks-Denn IV • Himalias V • Thiopa • Gravesworld • Ramatis III • Solais V • Gagarin IV • Elysia • Iconia • Theta 116 VIII • Pacifica • Bringloid V • Mariposa • Drema IV • Yuri • Surata IV
2366	Kavis Alpha IV • Tau Cygna V • Galorndon Core • Acamar III • Orelious IX • Bre'el IV • Cassiopeia Delta VII • Archer IV • Betazed • Vulcan • Rutia IV • Cawley IV • Grindelwald • Jouret IV
2367	Saturn • Earth • Ogus II • Terlina III • Daa'V • Turkana IV • Qo'noS • Alpha Onias III • Domarus IV • Alpha Hydros V • Beta Hydros IV • Lanatos • Gamelan V • Lambda Paz • Adelphous IV • Modala • Ventax II • Harrakis V • Evadne IV • Malcor III • Koorn • Tarchannen III • Cytheria • Tagus III • Torgu-Va • Kaelon II • Peliar Zel • Torona IV • Krios Prime • Qo'noS
2368	Qo'noS • El-Adrel IV • Valo I • Valo II • Qualor II • Vulcan • Galorndon Core • Hermeticus II • Phaedra • Votar VII • Sindar • J'naii • Naia VII • Delta IV • Cogen V • Tau Lee • Tessen III • Rajatha Prime • Earth
2369	Frigis • Hobson Delta II • Bajor • Eloh • Riat • Dyson Sphere • Tagra IV • Deinonychus VII • Epictetus III • Tyrus VII-A • Farisi • Mardion III • Earth • Megara • Capulon IV • Detria II • Detria VI • Lisarion • Arkaria • Buran • Iomides • Bersallis III • Ruah IV • Indri VIII • Loren III • Vilmor II • Ne'elat • Beta Maradi VII • Aklar • Eloh • Nervala IV • Velex • Ohniaka III
2370	Terellian crashsite world • Marijne VII • N'trahn • Dessica II • Barradas III • Calder II • Vulcan • Kesprytt III • Enoch VII • Dyson Sphere • Hera • Atrea IV • Vacca VI • Dorvan V • Hera • Krantin • Syng II • Earth
2371	Sindikash • Thanet • Ntignano • Akavan III • Damiano • Veridian III
2401–2402	Athan Prime • Jupiter

External link[]

Krios Prime article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

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