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** Dishonored known as Gre'thor (VAN Novel: ''Harbinger''; TNG: "Devil's Due"; DS9: "Sons of Mogh"; VOY: "Barge of the Dead")
** Dishonored known as Gre'thor (VAN Novel: ''Harbinger''; TNG: "Devil's Due"; DS9: "Sons of Mogh"; VOY: "Barge of the Dead")
** The Barge of the Dead transports spirits of the dead to their final destination (ENT Novel: ''Kobayashi Maru'')
** The Barge of the Dead transports spirits of the dead to their final destination (ENT Novel: ''Kobayashi Maru'')
* Corpses seen as meaningless empty shells after death
** The individual's spirit departs immediately to its afterlife
** Honored warriors are to have their arrival to Sto-Vo-Kor heralded by the Heghtay cry
* [[Kahless]] a revered figure in Klingon culture, often treated as a Messianic prophet
* [[Kahless]] a revered figure in Klingon culture, often treated as a Messianic prophet
** Not worshiped per se, but honored as an icon and role model
** Not worshiped per se, but honored as an icon and role model

Revision as of 01:01, 8 October 2018

  • Nontheistic, believing that creator deities were killed by the first Klingons
  • Two major afterlifes
    • Honored afterlife known as Sto-Vo-Kor (Various)
    • Dishonored known as Gre'thor (VAN Novel: Harbinger; TNG: "Devil's Due"; DS9: "Sons of Mogh"; VOY: "Barge of the Dead")
    • The Barge of the Dead transports spirits of the dead to their final destination (ENT Novel: Kobayashi Maru)
  • Corpses seen as meaningless empty shells after death
    • The individual's spirit departs immediately to its afterlife
    • Honored warriors are to have their arrival to Sto-Vo-Kor heralded by the Heghtay cry
  • Kahless a revered figure in Klingon culture, often treated as a Messianic prophet
    • Not worshiped per se, but honored as an icon and role model
    • Teachings are spread via the qeS'a'; guide to honorable behavior (Klingon Art of War; ENT Novel: Live by the Code)
      • Largely focused on behavior in combat, but often applied to behavior generally (Klingon Art of War; ENT Novel: Live by the Code)
      • First Precept: "Choose your enemies well." (Klingon Art of War; ENT Novel: Live by the Code)
      • Third Precept: "Always face your enemy." (Klingon Art of War; ENT Novel: Live by the Code)
      • Sixth Precept: "All Klingons have weaknesses. Warriors know how to hunt their weaknesses and cut them out." (Klingon Art of War; ENT Novel: Live by the Code)
      • Tenth Precept: "Guard honor above all." (Klingon Art of War; ENT Novel: Live by the Code)