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The Dalek City, (TV: The Daleks) City of the Daleks, (PROSE: Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks) Kalaann, (PROSE: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe) or Mensvat Esc-Dalek in the language of its inhabitants, (PROSE: Remembrance of the Daleks) was the first Dalek city (AUDIO: A Genius for War) and main home of the Daleks on Skaro, (TV: The Daleks) though they likely came to possess other colonies on the planet. (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earth, AUDIO: Return to Skaro)

Though some accounts dated the Dalek City to before the Thousand Year War, (TV: The Daleks) others held that the city of the Daleks' humanoid forebears, which one source named as Dalaza, (PROSE: Stingray Attacked!) was destroyed in the War, and ordering the construction of a new citadel was one of the first decisions taken by the first of the Daleks after taking power. (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks, COMIC: Power Play) In one account, the first Dalek made it his first decision after he was named Dalek Emperor, (COMIC: Power Play) a short time after the last of the Daleks' humanoid forebears died of radiation sickness; (COMIC: Genesis of Evil) according to another account, the first Dalek proclaimed that the Daleks would construct a city of their own immediately after gunning down the Daleks' creator, the scientist Davros. (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks)

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At any rate, the Daleks laboured for two months under their new leader to build the City. (COMIC: Power Play) The city was built in the Plain of Swords, or Vekis Nar-Kangji in the Dalek language. (PROSE: Remembrance of the Daleks) According to Bernice Summerfield, the city grew up from the ruins of the Kaled bunker. (AUDIO: The Lights of Skaro) To conceal the city from potential threats, the metallic sands of the desert surrounding it were magnetised, allowing the Daleks to pull the sand over their city within minutes, hiding it beneath an immense dune. (COMIC: Power Play)

Human historians, who largely discounted the history of the Humanoid Daleks and instead foregrounded the story of Davros and the Kaleds, believed that the Dalek City, named as Kalaann, had been built in the immediate aftermath of the Thousand Year War. As the city became a target for what remained of the Thals, the Daleks detonated a neutron bomb, only for its radioactive fallout to trap them in their city for over five centuries. The name "Kalaann" was (PROSE: Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe) very similar to Kaalann, which one account dubbed the capital city of Skaro. (GAME: City of the Daleks) (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks)

According to Bernice Summerfield, the city had grown out of the ruins of the Kaled bunker, though she was reluctant to call it a city, noting that the lack of social architecture made it more comparable to a factory than a city. (AUDIO: The Lights of Skaro) The Time Lords believed that the Dalek City had originally been the Kaled City. With the city having survived the Thousand Year War relatively intact, the Time Lord records read that the Daleks had simply claimed their ancestral home. (PROSE: Dalek Combat Training Manual) The First Doctor theorised that the city had originally been a large fallout shelter that had ballooned in size over the centuries since the neutronic war. (TV: The Daleks; AUDIO: Return to Skaro)

Here in the heart of the Dalek Empire, the city of can't remember. The ancient city which grew up from the ruins of the Kaled bunker into a giant silver cancer, which spread over the surface of the dead planet of Skaro.Bernice Summerfield talks to herself while trapped in the city [src]

At the time of the First Doctor's visit to Skaro, the Daleks lived not in the city itself, but rather below it where they thought they were shielded from radiation. (TV: The Daleks) Beneath the city, on a level that appeared on no blueprints, lay the incubation level, where new Daleks were grown in aqueous solution drawn from the Lake of Mutations. In the event of a hostile incursion, autonomic protocols would seal off this level, holding the embryos in a state of suspended animation. Also on this level resided the ruling Dalek Supreme who ruled from a large nutrient tank and monitored activity via the videoscopes. Having plans to spread out across Skaro but still dependent on their casings, the Daleks carved out a network of tunnels beneath the planet's surface leading out from the incubation level to reach other parts of Skaro. One such tunnel ran to the nearby petrified jungle. (AUDIO: Return to Skaro) By another account however, the City's ruler at the time was the Glass Dalek.

Beneath their city, based from the Master Room, (PROSE: Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks) the Daleks monitored the drop in radiation outside and made plans to leave their casings and venture outside once more when the radiation had dropped to a safer level. The entire city ran on static electricity transmitted through metal floors, which the Daleks of this era of Skaro history required to power their casings. As a consequence of this dependence, the Daleks were unable to leave their city. They were unaware that a group of Thals had also survived the neutronic war. (TV: The Daleks) One historical account speculated that this had come about when the Daleks deemed inductive static power, despite its limitations, to be a more efficient means of power distribution than the one Davros had designed. (PROSE: The Whoniverse)

When the First Doctor first arrived on Skaro, he and his companions discovered the city during their explorations of the petrified jungle. Wanting to explore the city, the Doctor bluffed that fluid link K7 had run dry and claimed that they would need to investigate the city for mercury. As the quartet explored, they were found by the Daleks and imprisoned. Believing them to be Thals, the Daleks demanded the anti-radiation drug, sending Susan out to collect a sample that Alydon had left for the travellers. When Susan collected the drug, she spoke to the Thal who informed her that his people would soon be coming to the area in search of new food sources. Confident that she could convince the Daleks to render aid, Susan promised to help.

After consuming the drug, the travellers managed to overpower a Dalek and escape their cell, having Ian Chesterton operate the casing to flee to the city's upper levels where they saw the Thals being lured into a trap. After warning the Thals, save their leader Temmosus, the travellers fled with the Thals back to the jungle only to realise that they had left the fluid link in the city. Ian Chesterton convinced the Thals that the Daleks might still attack them and the need to mount an assault on the Dalek City.

With Barbara Wright, Ian led a party to infiltrate the city from the rear while the Doctor and Susan were recaptured by the Daleks and chained in the Master Room from which the Daleks intended to flood further radiation into the atmosphere. Alydon led another party to rescue them, joining with Ian and Barbara's. In what would become known as the Thal-Dalek battle, the Thals overpowered the Daleks in the Master Room and dealt a critical blow to the City's main power source, disabling it and all the Daleks. (TV: The Daleks)

When Ace attempted to use an omega device to time lock Skaro, she wound up fracturing the planet's timeline, trapping herself in the Dalek City not long after the Thal-Dalek battle. When Bernice Summerfield found herself in the city, she encountered several temporal ghosts of the Daleks who had fought in the battle before the alterations to time resulted in those who had become trapped with her restoring power to the city and eventually reactivating a Dalek. The lone Dalek attempted to continue the plan to further irradiate the atmosphere only for Bernice and the Seventh Doctor to summon its future self to it. Horrified that its future counterpart had abandoned the goal of leaving its casing, the two versions of the Dalek opened fire on each other, restoring the natural flow of time on Skaro and leaving the city dead once again. (AUDIO: The Lights of Skaro) The Time Lords believed that some time after this, scouts from the Morok Empire visited the city and claimed an inert casing for their Space Museum. (PROSE: Dalek Combat Training Manual)

After the Daleks were defeated in the early Thal-Dalek War, the Thals briefly moved into the city, spurred on by the Doctor to study and appropriate Dalek technology; (TV: The Daleks) a few generations later, a Thal City had been constructed, with the Dalek City empty but for the occasional Thal scientific team coming to salvage more of the Daleks' technological secrets. It was on one such excursion that the Thal scientist Tryana discovered the Dalek Supreme, held in suspended animation by autonomic protocols, who manipulated her into returning power to the City. Though claiming to Tryana that only two of the next generation of Daleks had been activated, the Supreme covertly activated more units and had them extend one of the underground tunnels to reach the Thal City.

Indeed, the Daleks soon returned to occupy the city once more, (COMIC: Plague of Death, TV: The Evil of the Daleks et al.) a pattern of events that would go on to be repeated throughout Dalek history. They converted vast swathes of the Skaro wastes surrounding Kalaann into industrial plants which they used to assemble new travel machines and construct saucers to aid in their military campaigns. (PROSE: Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe)

Shortly after the first Dalek Fleet had left Skaro, a breakaway faction known as the Exterminator Daleks proposed abandoning the idea of space expansion until the Thals had been properly wiped out. The Exterminator, ruled by an emperor of their own, took control of the Dalek City until a Thal commando managed to infiltrate the city and exterminate them. (PROSE: The Dalek Problem) 006ab0faaa