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The Te-Vikram Brotherhood is an ancient faction that existed on Vulcan (planet) during the time of Surak.

They were known to be a violent yet traditional group that resisted the technological changes on their homeworld, declaring such acts as heresy. Despite this though, they were known to create remarkable pieces of psionic technology which included a coronet that could record the thoughts of its wearer for the ages. The Adepts of Seleya and the Adepts of Gol declared such 'sorcery' as heretical in nature.

Their territory seemed to be located within the Womb of Fire located within Vulcan's Forge. They hold such a location as sacred due to the underlining belief of the Brotherhood which is to face 'challenges'. Despite this though, they were known as raiders and nomads who would butcher innocent travellers and steal their 'water' and kill their enemies with ritual jeweled blades. This made them a constant threat to lone travellers who went off into the desert and the primary reason why the brotherhood was hated. However, they were still known as a powerful force on the homeworld.

Members of the Brotherhood included acoluytes, underpriests, priests and their leaders who were known as the priest-kings. Though a respected leader among their group at the time was known as the Mother of Fire. Beyond birthing new offspring, there were other ways for the Brotherhood to grow in number. This included capturing Vulcan females and forcing them to marry one of the tribes unmated males. Another way was to capture young Vulcan children and raise them under the Te-Vikram ideals

After the Great Ships left Vulcan, a number of the Te-Vikram found themselve stranded in space with the other factions of their homeworld and were attempting to live peacefully in order to survive.

(TOS novel: Vulcan's Soul Exodus)


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