Canon Facts Backstage Info  Speculation
2372
Served as a Field Supervisor for the Jem'Hadar attempting to resolve the Iconian Gateway scandal. Weyoun was killed by his Jem'Hadar first at the end of the mission.
2373
The fifth Weyoun clone served as Chief Dominion Liaison to the Cardassian government.
Start of the Federation - Dominion war. Weyoun accompanies the fleet which captures Deep Space Nine.
2375
The fifth Weyoun is killed in a suspicious transporter accident.
The sixth clone, considered defective by his creators, attempts to defect to Odo. The Seventh is assigned the task of tracking him down and destroying him.
The seventh Weyoun is killed by Worf.
The Dominions Vorta clone factory is destroyed by the Cardassian resistance.
The eighth and last Weyoun is killed by Garak.
The Dominion war ends.

Notes : Like all Vorta, Weyoun is a clone which can be produced at will. The first Weyoun which came into contact with the Federation was at least the fourth. He was a Field Supervisor in charge of a group of Jem'Hadar charged with tracking down and destroying a rebel group which had come into possession of an Iconian Gateway. Weyoun agreed to work with Sisko and the Defiant crew on the mission, which was successful despite the great difficulty the Jem'Hadar had in working with Starfleet. At the end of the mission the Jem'Hadar first executed Weyoun for disputing his honour.

The next known Weyoun was the fifth, who was the Dominions Chief Liaison to the Cardassian government. This Weyoun travelled to Deep Space Nine in 2373 in an attempt to prevent Legate Ghemor from revealing his secrets to the Federation. This Weyoun also presided over the fleet which launched the first attack of the Federation-Dominon war at the  end of the year when he was ordered to prevent Captain Sisko from mining the wormhole entrance. Once Deep Space Nine had been captured Weyoun based his operations there, bringing him into close contact with the stations residents. They found him to be a somewhat enigmatic character, who would often mix affairs of state with trivialities. Like all Vorta Weyoun was fiercely loyal to the Founders, who he regarded as Gods.

Sometime after the recapture of Deep Space Nine the fifth Weyoun was killed in a transporter accident which was regarded as 'suspicious'. His replacement was a very different character - he doubted the necessity of the war and openly questioned both its conduct and its goals. The Dominion decided that there must have been some flaw in the cloning process and created a replacement seventh Weyoun. The sixth, knowing that this action signalled his own termination, attempted to defect to Odo. The seventh Weyoun, at the prompting of Damar, attempted to have both his predecessor and Odo killed by the Jem'Hadar. The sixth Weyoun offered to commit suicide rather than place a Changeling in danger, and terminated his own life on board Odo's runabout.

The seventh Weyoun attempted to interrogate Worf and Ezri after their capture by the Breen, only to be promptly killed by the enraged Klingon. The eighth took over immediately, but shortly afterwards the Dominions Vorta cloning line was destroyed when the Cardassian uprising began. The eighth and final Weyoun was with the Founder leader when Cardassian forces finally captured her at the end of the war, and was killed by Garak in reprisal for his ordering of the deaths of countless Cardassian citizens.
 


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