![]() Regulus article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.Neither were any history or specifics are established for this location in Starfleet Command III, as its name was arbitrarily selected for a Federation system on the game map by the game software, with random attributes. In TNG video game: Birth of the Federation, the orbital configuration of the game map star systems was randomly generated each time a new game started. It is not known if these were necessarily contradictions, or if from within the POV of the Star Trek universe there was an explanation for the diversity of affiliations and inhabitants. Some of these appearances have a variety of details showing different facets of the system, including it being affiliated with both the Federation and the Romulans and its inhabitation by transplanted Humans, humanoid and felinoid colonists, and native reptilians. In the point-of-view of the Star Trek universe, the system has a large number of planets with appearances in numerous licensed works. Regulus is a real star, so some details of its characteristics as a trinary star located in the Leo constellation are derived from real-life knowledge. Rigel systems: ( Beta Orionis: Rigel A, Rigel BC.Regulus VIII (M-113, fourth planet from UFC-113)Īppendices Connections Stars, systems and objects of the Leo constellationĪlpha and Beta Quadrant stars and star systems (R). ![]() ( ST reference: The Worlds of the Federation) Other lifeforms that live in this system include the Regulan eel bird and the Regulan bloodworm. The Regulus system has been listed as a home to the Regulans in the Decipher RPG, though sources that name them Caitians identify their home system as 15 Lyncis. ( Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual}) Regulus was the site of a population of Regulans. ( TOS movie & novelization: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier) A population of Regulan humanoids lived under Romulan rule, including the unlucky J'Onn, who was exiled to Nimbus III with his wife after being convicted of embezzlement. ( TOS - Star Trek II Short Stories short story: " The Blaze of Glory")Įarly in the 23rd century, one of the worlds of Regulus was governed by Romulans, as an outpost of the Romulan Star Empire. The other planets in the system were also given the names of various Egyptian deities. ![]() These Human-descended inhabitants had developed a different naming system for the astronomical bodies in the system, naming their home star as Ra and their homeworld as Khepri. Regulus III was home to a humanoid civilization who had established relations with the United Federation of Planets. ( FASA RPG module: The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge) Cities survived into modern times, and showed the beautiful classical styles of Orion architecture. ( ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night)ĭuring the height of Orion civilization during the New Days, Regulus was home to a large Colony. There was no core planet evacuation plan developed by Starfleet should the Borg break through the Regulus defenses. ( FASA RPG module: Star Fleet Intelligence Manual)ĭuring the invasion of the Borg Collective in 2381, Starfleet established its last line of defenses at Regulus. part of the Starfleet Intelligence sector 3 command based at nearby Starbase 15. ( TOS novel: My Enemy, My Ally)īy the 2280s, Regulus was the location of a Starfleet Intelligence base. Suvuk won the Pentares Peace Commendation and a promotion to admiral for his action at Regulus. Suvuk, the captain of Intrepid, scored a decisive victory after offering himself as a hostage, when he escaped from his Klingon captors and stole the entire library computer database from Hakask, shortly before the Organians intervened and disabled weapons on both sides. In the 2260s, Regulus was the site of a battle between the USS Intrepid and the Klingon flagship, IKS Hakask. This system is known as reghuluS to speakers of Klingonese. Regulus was also only a short distance to Maluria, Yridia and Celes, in the Beta Quadrant. The system was noted as a center of culture and represented several worlds that were full-status colonial members of the Federation. By reference stardate 2/2306.01, Regulus a population of 5.57 billion individuals and an economy focused on industry and trade. The system, in the 23rd century, was home to many races and cultures. Regulus was located in the general vicinity of Argelius, Rala III and Starbase 15, at coordinates 3.99S 2.81E. ![]() The system's three stars include Ra and UFC-113, and are the location of at least thirteen planets. Regulus is visible from Earth in the constellation of Leo.
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