They are a humanoid extraterrestrial species native to the planet Bajor, who have a long-standing enmity with the Cardassians, owing to decades of subjugation under a military dictatorship which saw many of their species enslaved or forced into exile away from their homeworld.

The Bajoran religion was based upon the revelations of the Prophets, who came to be known as timeless beings residing in the Bajoran wormhole, or as it was called by the Bajorans, the Celestial Temple.

Bajorans are a deeply spiritual people from the planet Bajor in the galaxy's Alpha Quadrant, also sometimes referred to as the Bajora. (DS9 episode & novelization: Emissary; TNG episode: "Ensign Ro") The Bajoran species are similar in appearance to most humanoids in terms of average height...

The Bajoran Republic, originally known as the Bajoran Provisional Government, was the government of the Bajoran people, established on Bajor following the withdrawal of Cardassian occupational forces in 2369. It succeeded the Bajoran Occupational Government.

Stretching back at least hundreds of thousands of years, Bajoran history is the story of a spiritual people shepherded by supernatural beings. Their mettle was tested as outsiders took an interest in their resources and strategic location. The ancient Bajoran civilization began to flourish in a...

The Bajorans are a sapient humanoid species native to the Milky Way's Alpha Quadrant planet of Bajor. They became warp capable in 2369, although their civilization is much older. The Bajorans look very similar to humans, only being distinguished by 4-7 horizontal creases on the nose.

Aug 30, 2023 · As we see throughout Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the Cardassian occupation had a profound effect on the Bajoran people. This iconic Star Trek conflict began when the Cardassians invaded and occupied the peaceful planet of Bajor.

Bajorans are humanoid in form and function with the exception of a ridged nose. Slight deviations from Terran human physiology can be discerned through different reactions to body change. During pregnancy, Bajoran females do not nauseate, instead they react by sneezing.

Bajor was a planet that was the homeworld of the Bajoran civilization and capital planet of the Third Republic of Bajor. Throughout much of the 24th century it was occupied by the Cardassian Union. Following Cardassian withdrawal in 2369, the planet became affiliated with the United Federation of Planets, eventually becoming a member world.

Bajoran culture flourished a half-million years ago, when humans on Earth were not yet standing erect. The Bajoran people are deeply spiritual, but their history also recorded many great architects, artists, builders, and philosophers.