In the Star Trek universe, Mogh was a Klingon, and considered for many years to be the traitor who allowed the Romulans to attack and destroy the Khitomer Outpost.
Mogh named his first son Worf after his father, Colonel Worf, who defended James T. Kirk and Leonard McCoy at their trial for the assassination of Chancellor Gorkon. Mogh named his second son Kurn.
In 2346, Mogh relocated his wife and elder son to Khitomer, while Kurn remained in the c...
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In the Star Trek universe, Mogh was a Klingon, and considered for many years to be the traitor who allowed the Romulans to attack and destroy the Khitomer Outpost.
Mogh named his first son Worf after his father, Colonel Worf, who defended James T. Kirk and Leonard McCoy at their trial for the assassination of Chancellor Gorkon. Mogh named his second son Kurn.
In 2346, Mogh relocated his wife and elder son to Khitomer, while Kurn remained in the care of Lorgh, a family friend. Mogh, his wife, and 4,000 other Klingon civilians were killed in the attack; only Worf and his nanny, Khalest, survived. In truth, the treacherous Ja'rod, of the House of Duras, gave the Romulans the code for Khitomer's planetary shield. For the next two decades it was not known who betrayed the Klingons.
In 2366 information surfaced that Ja'rod had been responsible for the attack. Because the House of Duras was at that time a politically powerful House, the Klingon High Council felt that to expose Ja'rod as the...
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