Benjamin Sisko

Prime

Starfleet officer who loses his wife at Wolf 359, takes command of Deep Space 9 in 2369 and is named the Prophets' Emissary after finding the Bajoran wormhole. He leads the station and the Defiant through the Dominion War, then enters the Celestial Temple after the final battle with the Pah-wraiths and is listed as missing.

Timeline 12

  1. 2332 Sisko is born in New Orleans, Earth, to Joseph and Sarah Sisko. source
  2. 2367 His wife Jennifer dies in the Borg attack at Wolf 359 while he serves aboard Saratoga. source
  3. 2367 He takes a posting at Utopia Planitia on Mars working on the prototype Defiant. source
  4. 2369 Sisko takes command of Deep Space 9 and discovers the Bajoran wormhole, becoming the Emissary of the Prophets. source
  5. 2370 He makes first contact with the Dominion; the colony on New Bajor is destroyed and the Gamma Quadrant is declared off limits. source
  6. 2372 Sisko holds off a Klingon fleet at the First Battle of Deep Space 9 after helping the Cardassian Council escape. source
  7. 2373 He goes undercover to the Klingon outpost Ty'Gokor to expose a Changeling impostor. source
  8. 2373 The Dominion captures Deep Space 9 after the Battle of Deep Space 9 and Sisko withdraws aboard the Defiant. source
  9. 2374 Operation Return retakes Deep Space 9; the Prophets destroy the Dominion fleet in the wormhole. source
  10. 2374 Dukat closes the wormhole after killing Jadzia Dax, and Sisko leaves for a leave of absence on Earth. source
  11. 2375 Sisko finds the Orb of the Emissary on Tyree, which reopens the wormhole. source
  12. 2375 After the Battle of Cardassia he traps Dukat and the Pah-wraiths in the Fire Caves of Bajor and joins the Prophets in the Celestial Temple. source

Connections

Home of

Bajoran wormhole

Parent of

Jake Sisko

Enemy of

Dukat, Female Changeling, Winn Adami

Allied with

Jadzia Dax, Kira Nerys, Elim Garak, Worf, Miles O'Brien, Odo, Martok, Kasidy Yates

Travels to

Earth

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