The Kuvah'magh (translated "the savior of our people") was a Klingon religious figure, worshiped by a minority that left the empire to search for it in the Delta Quadrant in the mid-23rd century. There were many prophecies surrounding the coming of …

In "The Kuvah'Magh", the player has to take care of security during a diplomatic meeting between the Klingon Empire and the Federation on Regulus IV. Ambassador Kas invited Miral Paris, who is...

The Klingons relocate to an M-class planet while Paris and Torres agree to consider "Kuvah'magh" as a possible name for the baby. A subplot concerns Harry Kim not wanting to mate with Ch'Rega, a Klingon woman who lusts after him because he broke-up a fight between her and another Klingon over food.

The Kuvah'Magh is a religious figure from ancient Klingon history. It is worshipped by a minority of Klingons, who believe the Kuvah'Magh to be reborn as a savior for the lost and lead them back to glory.

The Kuvah'magh was a minor religious figure that is worshipped among a minority within the Klingon Empire. The followers believed that they would encounter their messiah elsewhere in space where he or she would be born.

The Day of Separation was an event described in the Klingon sacred texts which marked the discovery of the kuvah'magh. According to the texts, those that went in search of the kuvah'magh needed to "cast off the old ways" in order to follow him …

Klingon savior figure venerated by a religious minority, believed to be conceived during the holy month of Nay'Poq (VOY: Prophecy)

Sep 20, 2022 · The Kuvah'Magh was a good and simple storyline, really miss the simplicity of the removed Klingon/Federation War missions and the feeling of just being a captain in the war going from one front to the next.

Oct 14, 2016 · 22 votes, 11 comments. Just a a reminder (because it was a pretty forgettable plot point imo) The Kuvah'Magh was a prophesied Klingon child who would…

The Kuvah'magh, translated "the savior of our people", was a Klingon religious figure seen as "the next Kahless or T'Kuvma." Several small sects considered Miral Paris to be the Kuvah'magh, and she was sometimes the target of capture by them.