Do Kirk and La An get together?

Is La An Noonien Singh related to Khan?

I am a direct descendant of Khan Noonien Singh from his daughters, Rani Dunga and Rani Kanwar Kaur.

We have a book by Anis Karajia published in 1979 called "The history of India's freedom fighters" about the role of Anis Khan and his daughter Rani Kanwar Kaur in the events of the 19th century.

The book claims that La Noonien Singh was named after Anis Khan and is the first Sikh convert to Christianity after the death of Guru Teg Bahadur in 1675. In this book, Anis Khan is identified as a nephew of Guru Gobind Singh through a marriage in 1588.

I am interested in knowing if there is any validity to these claims. It is possible that Noonien Singh was named after Anis Khan but it is not as simple as that. There are many possibilities.

A) There is no mention of the name Noonien Singh anywhere on the books of Sikh records of the 18th century. I believe that no one who held the title 'Nam Deva' can be listed among the members of the Khalsa.

B) There is no record of any relationship between Noonien Singh and Anis Khan. C) It is well documented that Guru Gobind Singh's uncle (died 1587), Baba Deep Singh, was a very devout Sikh and was greatly influenced by Anis Khan. Anis Khan was much admired by Guru Gobind Singh and he was known to have taken great interest in the affairs of his family. He also gave land to Guru Gobind Singh to build a new gurudwara for the Sikhs after the destruction of the temple at Shahgarh.

D) It is known that Anis Khan converted to Christianity after the death of Guru Teg Bahadur and it has been confirmed by the church authorities. He took the name Francis Xavier. The name Noonien Singh is a very common name in the Punjab and it is also the name of a village in the Punjab and in the states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

E) I am aware that the author of this book states that Anis Khan was a nephew of Guru Gobind Singh. I believe that this statement to be false.

Do Kirk and La An get together?

Kirk says goodbye to the Enterprise at the end of Kirk's last episode, after which he and Scotty take "off to explore more of the universe.

" Spock also remarks that they hope Kirk stays away from Captain Pike for a while. This could mean that they are planning to take La Cienega with them into interstellar space.

Or it could just be a statement of fact that Starfleet Command will certainly approve such a trip, especially when there have been no new episodes. We saw her in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. We didn't get to see any character development in the movie, just a good cliffhanger.

That said, I feel like the new series would be a perfect place for her, especially if we see more Klingons, and she plays an important role there. Exactly. And in that, my personal wishlist for new Trek is just. To keep in mind the possibility of a Starfury. Because otherwise, I'm starting to feel like, oh, well, what if it just never happens, the thing fans want the most.

My next post on this thread might change in half an hour or two. Maybe not. Maybe it won't. We'll see. At least I don't think I did too much damage by the last one!
I was thinking that the Starfury might be possible for Abrams. The Enterprise-A may do that kind of mission instead. But what would they call it? Would something like Enterprise-N get Starfury'd away?

The Starfury has always seemed very logical for the new show. That idea of a star craft that doesn't carry the main crew but travels with other members of the ship. So if they got the rights to make a new show, I think that they should continue on this path of the starfury. It just makes a lot of sense to have the "main" characters go exploring.

They could maybe bring a different set of "starship only" characters. Who they are, how they relate to the rest of the cast and what their story arc is, would be interesting.

They could even do some time jump like that of the old shows/episodes, and then bring the new set of characters.