Philippa Georgiou (mirror)

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For the primary universe counterpart, see Philippa Georgiou.

"The Federation. I know it well from the Defiant's files. There's a reason they're classified. Equality. Freedom. Co-operation."
"Cornerstones for successful cultures."
"Delusions that Terrans shed millennia ago. Destructive ideals that fuel rebellions and I will not let you infect us again."

—Georgiou to Michael Burnham, 2256^[src]

Philippa Georgiou Augustus Iaponius Centarius was the Terran Empress of the Terran Empire in the 2250s. (DSC episodes: "The Wolf Inside", "Vaulting Ambition")

BiographyEdit

Philippa Georgiou reared Michael Burnham from childhood, following the death of Burnham's parents. Burnham would refer to Georgiou as mother but later began attempting to outsmart the Emperor of the Terran Empire. Gabriel Lorca was like a father to Burnham, but their relationship evolved into that of lovers. Before long, the pair plotted to overthrow Georgiou. (DSC episode: "Vaulting Ambition"; DSC - Succession comic: "Issue 1")

The Emperor, learning of Lorca's betrayal, sent Captain Burnham after Lorca, who by then was in command of the ISS Buran. Both Lorca and Burnham ended up missing, presumed dead, and the ISS Buran was destroyed. (DSC episode: "The Wolf Inside")

Georgiou faced her former adopted family-turned-traitors when Michael Burnham of the primary universe stranded in the mirror universe, and traveled to meet Georgiou on the ISS Charon. Burnham pretended to be her counterpart until Georgiou was about to execute her. In a subsequent negotiation to have the emperor assist Burnham's ship, the USS Discovery, to return to its native universe, both women realized that Burnham's Lorca was indeed the escaped traitor from the mirror universe. (DSC episode: "Vaulting Ambition")

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Monarchs of the Terran Empire
by century
Various dates	Sherman
20th century	Adolf Hitler • Pol Pot • Oswald • Jimmy Carter • Henry Starling
21st century	George the Second
22nd century	Sato I
23rd century	Sato II • Stephane Louvin • Philippa Georgiou • Alexander• Michael Burnham • Airiam • Sato III • Spock • Garth of Izar • John Gill • Harry Mudd • Kodos • Alex Danaher • John Cray • Androvar Drake • Tiberius the First

Discovery personnel
United Earth, Earth Starfleet	Discovery (NX-class)	Brent • Carpenter • Curtis • T. Mayweather • Shea • R. Tallarico
Federation Starfleet	USS Discovery (Crossfield-class)	Airiam • R.A. Bryce • M. Burnham • Chiefowitz • Collins • P. Georgiou • H. Culber • Decker • K. Detmer • Gotthelf • Harrington • Kowski • E. Landry • Logan • G. Lorca • Magnus • Molina • J. Owosekun • T. Pollard • Rause • G. Rhys • M. Richter • Saru • P. Stamets • S. Tilly • A. Tyler • Webb • Wells • Wilson
	USS Discovery (Nebula-class)	M. Dayrit • Grazna • A. Portikos

Known members and associates of Section 31
Primary universe		Olivia Akomo • Caliq Azura • Julian Bashir • Lance Cartwright • Cole • Katrina Cornwell • Control • Dietz • Matthew Dougherty • Sarina Douglas • Franklin Drake • Enderby • Darwyn Friel • Philippa Georgiou • Matthew Harris • Jedburgh • Karim • Bendes Kettaract • Ken Kitsom • Ko Ji-hoon • Jhun Kulkarno • L'Haan • Peter Lawrence • Lee • Ethan Locken • Roberta Luke • Merra • Erovan M'Rill • Olim Parra • Tinh Hoc Phuong • Erik Pressman • Ramirez • Parvati Rao • Malcolm Reed • Tomas Roeder • William Ross • Connaught Rossa • Sakonna • Luther Sloan • Eric Stillwell • Aubin Tabor • Malla Tancreda • Kestellenar th'Teshinaal • Charles Tucker III • Ash Tyler • David Webb • Marcus Williams • Vasily Zeitsev • Cortin Zweller	31
Kelvin timeline		Thomas Harewood • John Harrison • Robert April • Alexander Marcus • Yuki Sulu • unnamed Section 31 personnel

External linkEdit

Philippa Georgiou (mirror) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.