Lore:People J

(?b - ?d)
 

  (a.k.a.  ) (?b -  )
 

, Earl of Imbel (a.k.a.  ) (?b -  )
 

Count
Janus Hassildor, an   noble, was the Count of Skingrad and an acquaintance of the  . Most of the people in Skingrad seem to have believed that Count Hassildor was eccentric or crowd shy, but the true reason was far more disturbing however, as evidenced by his gaunt face, pronounced cheekbones, and fierce red eyes: the Count was a vampire. Although he was one himself, he disliked others of his kind, claiming that they had given in to their animal urges. Other vampires were a problem for Hassildor, as they often took up residence around Skingrad. This attracted many Vampire Hunters who often asked unwanted questions. Hassildor's wife, Rona, is also a vampire, but has not been able to come to terms with her condition and thus fell into a coma. This grieved the Count and so he enlisted the help of a stranger to find a cure for his wife. His fate is unknown, though as a vampire, he could live indefinitely. 

(?b - ?d)
Member of the Order of Diagna who wrote of the joining of the armies of   and Sentinel "to hold the wicked orcs in their foul Orsinium fastness... and burn aught in cleansing flame" in  . 

Grandmaster   (?b - ?d)
Secret Grandmaster of the   during the  . He lived undercover as a quiet monk of the   at   near  . At the onset of the Crisis, he took custody of the   and instigated the search for  , the only surviving heir to the throne. Later, the priory was sacked by the  . Jauffre survived and got Martin to the safety of  , but lost the Amulet.  He helped Martin decipher the means by which to defeat  , although it is unknown if he survived the remainder of the Crisis. 

(?b -  )
 

(?b - ?d)
 

(?b - ?d)
  was a   who led the   in   in the late  . Jim was a master thief himself, and is rumored to have possessed the legendary Skeleton Key. Under Jim's leadership, the Guild managed to establish itself despite resistance from older, native criminal groups, and focused on thieving only from wealthy royalty and merchants rather than the poor. Since the locals disfavored foreign organizations, he recreated the  , a popular but extinct group of righteous thieves in  , as a subfaction of the Thieves Guild.  His fate is not known; while the   and   claimed to have eliminated his organization, some suspect they actually just drove it deeper underground. 

(?b -  )
 

King   (?b -  )
 

Queen   (?b - ?d)
Daughter of Magnus Septim and his wife, either Hellena or Utheilla, and sister of  . Following the death of her father, Pelagius ascended to the Imperial throne, and she took over his position as ruler of Solitude in  . 

Primate   (?b - ?d)
Primate Jonas Coventine served as the leader of the   in   during the mid- . After hearing word of a miracle performed by a young Akatosh priest named  , Primate Jonas relocated him to his Cathedral in Kvatch as his student. The young priest rose through the ranks of the chantry, eventually becoming second only to the Primate of Kvatch himself. Around  , the relationship between the Primate and Artorius became strained and the two argued constantly. Ultimately, Artorius contracted the   to murder Jonas and took his position as the new Primate.  

(?b - ?d)
A renowned Nordic war chief and Tongue of the   during the Conquest of Morrowind.  Local legends say he slew the dragon Sahloknir near  . 

the Skald-King (  - ?d)
 

Jsashe (?b - ?d)
  

Prince   Cyrodiil (1E ?b -  )
Son and heir of Emperor   and Empress  . He was assassinated in  .  Before he died, he brought about an end to the   against Morrowind and the Tribunal when his campaign against them finally succeeded in compromising their defenses, forcing them into negotiating a treaty. 

, The Calm (?b - ?d)
 

References