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Jarl   (?b - ?d)
Jarl of   in the Second Era. He was young when he inherited the crumbling hold after the   chief   slew his father in battle. In a ritual trial by combat, he challenged Yashnag and his champions and defeated them in turn, eradicating the Orc chiefdom of Western Falkreath in  . 

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An infamous pirate king also known as "The King of Ghosts" who terrorized the northern coasts of  . He supposedly had an unnaturally long lifespan, although it is unknown to historians how much of the ancient "Haknir Saga" is true. He was said to be a fearless fighter who enjoyed torture and murder for its own sake, and that he had a great wound upon his face which never healed - his eponymous Deathbrand, thought to have been a term in some unknown agreement with  . When he was finally at death's door as an old man, he purportedly placed a curse upon his treasure, including his   armor, and had it buried on a rocky shoal off the northern coast of  . He also ordered his boats destroyed, as he did not believe any of his crew were fit to replace him.  He then sealed himself inside the ruins of   along with his treasure. 

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King   (?b - ?d)
King of Skyrim almost a thousand years after the publication of the  . King Hale introduced four of the   to the written record in one of his tractates when he wrote that the wickedness of his political enemies was comparable to the depravity of  , the cruelty of  , the calculations of  , and the madness of  . 

Arch-Mage   (?b -  )
 

Jarl   (?b - 1E ?d)
Hanse was jarl of   sometime during the  . According to   scholars, he was the obvious and capable choice to become the next High King of Skyrim after King Borgas was killed in  . The  's failure to appoint him High King ultimately ignited the War of Succession, which didn't conclude until  .  During his reign, he wore the Helm of Winterhold. 

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Lord   (?b - ?d)
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Lord Harth was a   noble from the   and the commander of the  , a knightly order founded by Lord  , the brother of the current ruler of  , Baron  . His and the Order's ultimate goal was to free Lainlyn of Shrike's dictatorial rule.

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Hasedoki was the greatest known wizard of his time. He was very competitive, and sought to find someone who could challenge him, but he had no equal. So many feared his power that he bound his soul into his staff, where it remained.  Those that acquired the staff were seemingly cursed to live a life that mirrored Hasedoki's, for contentment would morph into boredom, and love would fade into loneliness.  In,  , Hasedoki's soul was targeted by necromancers from Olenveld, who acquired the staff and attempted to exchange the soul with the Soul Cairn's Ideal Masters. The Last Dragonborn managed to stop their ritual. 

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Lord   (?b -  )
A     and creator of the   vampire bloodline. Harkon was a very rich ruler of the lands, but feared mortality. He made a pact with   and sacrificed a thousand innocents to the Prince so he and his family could become vampires. Hidden for many eras in Castle Volkihar, Harkon plotted to blot out the sun so vampires could rule  . His wife Valerica tried to deny him this ritual by going into hiding with an Elder Scroll and sealing their daughter Serana away in a crypt. The Dovahkiin, armed with   and with the help of Harkon's estranged daughter Serana, fought Harkon within his castle and slew him. 

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According to the popular historical fiction  , she was the (first)   Queen of   (the previous   priest-king having been executed), Wife of Magnus Septim, and mother of Pelagius Septim III. She represented Imperial interests in   admirably as the Cyrodilic ruler of an Argonian kingdom, and she knew how to recognize and confront adversity.

King   (?b -  )
King of Anequina at the time of the Knahaten Flu and Varen's Rebellion.   Hemakar and his family were murdered at the instigation of the Imperial envoy Euraxia Tharn in the Frostfall Coup of  , and his throne was seized by her.  Euraxia's necromancers reanimated Hemakar and his wife Numara in an unsuccessful attempt to kill their daughter Khamira, who would go on to overthrow the usurper and succeed to the throne of Anequina in  .  He was remembered as a "Bringer of Peace" and "Beloved Father".  

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Empress Herda is accredited with improving relations with the Colovian West, ruling after the dissolution of the   and before Valenwood fell to the   in  . 

Empress   (?b - ?d)
 

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King   (?b -  )
Ruler of   in the  . He was believed to be a direct descendant of the   who created  . His rule is remembered as a long and great one, and he exemplified the best traditions of High Elven Ceremoniarchy, basing his every decision on the precedents laid down in the  .  In  , a small  i fleet was sighted off the coast of his kingdom, and King Hidellith ordered his navy to give chase. They followed the fleet to  , where all but one of the ships were destroyed. 

His child with Kinlady   was born on the 5th of Second Seed in  . Following the dictates of the Scrolls of Praxis, they named her  , and held celebrations for fifty-five days. He had other children, as well, including his eldest son Prince  . In  , he gathered with his family at the   to celebrate what was supposed to be Ayrenn's entry for schooling as a ruler, but his daughter disappeared. She would not return until after Hidellith's death in  . 

Emperor   (?b - ?d)
The "Last Emperor" of  . Upon rising to power, he began to persecute the  , and eventually went to war with them for control of the empire.  The   pitted the united Ansei under   against Hira's armies, and after seven battles, the Ansei were victorious. They had been outnumbered thirty to one at the start of the battle, and twenty thousand Ansei remained standing by the end, suggesting that Hira's armies were composed of well over six hundred thousand troops. Over three hundred thousand people died at the final battle.  How the Last Emperor met his end is unknown.

High King   (?b -  )
Eldest son of High King   of Skyrim, he assumed the throne upon his father's death in  . He only ruled for about a year before dying, and his younger brother King   the Gifted ascended to the throne.  

King   (  - ?d)
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Jarl   (?b -  )
Also called the Bear of  .  Jarl of  , head of the  , and father of  .   

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King   (?b -  )
The 21st Count of House Branquette, Hurlburt led an army at the Battle of Granden Tor, ruling   from   until his death in 546.  He was husband to Countess Iphilia of House Montclair and father to Prince Phylgeon as well as an illegitimate elder son, Prince  , with a cousin of House Tamrith. Following Hurlburt's death, his sons both claimed his throne, and Ranser prevailed by citing a long-lost   decree. 

Decades later, Ranser's death ended   as well as the line of House Branquette, and in the absence of a monarch   was reigned by the triumvirate Council of the North. Baron Wylon Montclair put forth a claim to the crown of Shornhelm, stating that as the son of Count Phylgeon, he was the only legitimate descendant of King Hurlburt and House Branquette.  

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