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'''DaiMon''' is a quasi-military [[rank]] used by the [[Ferengi Alliance]]. A DaiMon is approximately equivalent to a [[Starfleet]] [[captain]]. The purchase of this title usually means [[commanding officer|command]] of a [[Ferengi]] [[starship]], or an official [[politics|political]] or [[military]] posting. In the [[Ferengi language]], DaiMon translates to "Captain". ({{ENT|Acquisition}})
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'''DaiMon''' was a quasi-military [[rank]] used by the [[Ferengi Alliance]]. A DaiMon was approximately equivalent to a [[Starfleet]] [[captain]]. The purchase of this title usually meant [[commanding officer|command]] of a [[Ferengi]] [[starship]], or an official [[politics|political]] or [[military]] posting. In the [[Ferengi language]], DaiMon translated to "Captain". ({{ENT|Acquisition}})
   
It has been known that, on rare occasions, DaiMons in command of a starship will be referred to as "Leader" by members of their crew. ({{TNG|Peak Performance}})
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It was known that, on rare occasions, DaiMons in command of a starship were referred to as "Leader" by members of their crew. ({{TNG|Peak Performance}})
   
DaiMons are authorized to explore new trade opportunities on behalf of the Ferengi Alliance. This may include negotiating new trade routes or agreements, even [[pirate|piracy]]. DaiMons are often empowered to speak on behalf of the Ferengi Alliance, possibly even speaking for the [[Grand Nagus]]. ({{TNG|The Last Outpost|The Price}})
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DaiMons were authorized to explore new trade opportunities on behalf of the Ferengi Alliance. This may have included negotiating new trade routes or agreements, even [[pirate|piracy]]. DaiMons were often empowered to speak on behalf of the Ferengi Alliance, possibly even speaking for the [[Grand Nagus]]. ({{TNG|The Last Outpost|The Price}})
   
However, it is not uncommon for DaiMons to pursue profit opportunities that are not approved by the Ferengi Alliance. In such cases failed ventures can result in the loss of command for a DaiMon and, if [[crime|criminal]] activity is involved (as may often be the case), disavowment by the Ferengi government. ({{TNG|The Battle|Rascals}})
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However, it was not uncommon for DaiMons to pursue profit opportunities that were not approved by the Ferengi Alliance. In such cases failed ventures could result in the loss of command for a DaiMon and, if [[crime|criminal]] activity was involved (as may often be the case), disavowment by the Ferengi government. ({{TNG|The Battle|Rascals}})
   
 
== Notable DaiMons ==
 
== Notable DaiMons ==
 
*[[Bok]]
 
*[[Bok]]
 
*[[Bractor]]
 
*[[Bractor]]
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*[[Goss]]
 
*[[Igel]]
 
*[[Igel]]
 
*[[Lurin]]
 
*[[Lurin]]
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*[[Tog]]
 
*[[Tog]]
 
*[[Tye]]
 
*[[Tye]]
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==External link==
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*{{mbeta}}
   
 
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[[Category:Military ranks]]
   
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Revision as of 21:21, 4 July 2015

DaiMon was a quasi-military rank used by the Ferengi Alliance. A DaiMon was approximately equivalent to a Starfleet captain. The purchase of this title usually meant command of a Ferengi starship, or an official political or military posting. In the Ferengi language, DaiMon translated to "Captain". (ENT: "Acquisition")

It was known that, on rare occasions, DaiMons in command of a starship were referred to as "Leader" by members of their crew. (TNG: "Peak Performance")

DaiMons were authorized to explore new trade opportunities on behalf of the Ferengi Alliance. This may have included negotiating new trade routes or agreements, even piracy. DaiMons were often empowered to speak on behalf of the Ferengi Alliance, possibly even speaking for the Grand Nagus. (TNG: "The Last Outpost", "The Price")

However, it was not uncommon for DaiMons to pursue profit opportunities that were not approved by the Ferengi Alliance. In such cases failed ventures could result in the loss of command for a DaiMon and, if criminal activity was involved (as may often be the case), disavowment by the Ferengi government. (TNG: "The Battle", "Rascals")

Notable DaiMons

External link