Martok in a sentence

After Martok refused, Worf challenged Gowron himself, citing his faulty battle planning, his dishonorable conduct in trying to discredit Martok, and poor strategies at the later stages of the Dominion War.

A grateful Martok would later invite Worf (who had earlier been stripped of his family name by Gowron) to join Martok's house.

Despite his humble background, Martok would become extremely popular among other warriors and the civilian population, though Martok had repeatedly stated he had no interest in politics.

Gowron assumed direct command because he feared Martok's growing popularity and devised a plan to discredit Martok.

However, it becomes clear that Gowron is simply worried about Martok getting too powerful politically, and intends to lower Martok's standing by sending him into battles that he cannot win.

It isn't until Nog stands up to Martok and directly challenges him that Martok begins to display a grudging respect for the young Ferengi (episodes " Soldiers of the Empire ", " Blaze of Glory ").

The wedding was a traditional Klingon ceremony which included a series of trials on Jadzia's part in order to gain the approval of Martok's wife to join the House of Martok.

L'Rell and Voq/Ash Tyler emerged as the most important Klingons in Star Trek since Worf (Michael Dorn), Gowron (Robert O'Reilly), and General Martok (J.G. Hertzler).

After Jadzia's death, Martok would come to regard Dax's new host Ezri as a worthy successor to Jadzia and would consider her part of his house as well.

Chancellor Martok When the Dominion forces suddenly withdrew into Cardassian territory, the Allies realized that they were withdrawing in order to gain time to recover from their battle wounds, so that they could come back stronger a few years later.

During his confinement, Martok came to respect the indomitable character and fighting qualities of Worf.

Initially, the Rotarran's crew were beaten and fatalistic, a fact that was made worse by Martok's apparent reluctance to engage Jem'Hadar forces on their first mission.

It had long been the wish of his father Urthog to have young Martok become an officer and so he enlisted the aid of officers he had earned the respect of and eventually was able to get one to sponsor his son to the Klingon academy.

Martok believed that the Empire should attack right away, and convinced the Federation and Romulans to attack as well.

Martok earned the rank of Lieutenant after the Battle of Tcha'voth that earn him a spot as tactical officer aboard the Klingon Cruiser Gothspar, captained by Kultan (ST:DS9 Books: The Left Hand of Destiny).

Martok is happy to receive Lt. Commander Worf as the Federation Ambassador to Qo'noS.

Martok is married to Lady Sirella, a noble woman, and they had one son, Drex (" You are Cordially Invited..

Martok spent two years in a Dominion internment camp, forced to fight Jem'Hadar soldiers daily in hand-to-hand combat for training purposes.

Martok's refusal to engage the enemy, due to his Dominion incarceration, made things worse.

Personal life Martok is the son of Urthog, and is an only child, who grew up in the Ketha province on Qo'noS.