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Queen of Eastern    who ruled from  .  She was one of the wearers of the Crown of Freydis.  She had three children: Princess Nurnhilde, her eldest and presumed heir,   the Skald Prince, and Fildgor Strong Prince.  Mabjaarn and Nurnhilde were killed by  i invaders in Windhelm, though they reportedly went down fighting. Jorunn led the  s in avenging their deaths. 

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The Queen of Dawnstar in Skyrim circa  , and wife of King Thian of Solitude. 

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A famous mage and scholar who wrote '' ''. He expounded several magical theories and predictions. Other mages use his work as a guide during experiments. 

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Mansel Sesnit became the Elden Yokeda, or military dictator, of old Yokuda in   and succeeded for eight years in gaining control of almost the whole empire. He was assassinated in   and replaced by a commoner,  .  He is noted for his brief but eventful governance, which lay much of the structural groundwork that later   rulers would utilize. His crown was brought to   after the sinking of Yokuda, where it eventually ended up on display in  .  A number of his paperweights were also found. 

King   (3E ?b -  )
King of Solitude, husband of Potema, the Wolf Queen, and father of Uriel Septim III. He evidently loved his wife greatly, and allowed her total control.  His son chose to take the name Septim rather than Mantiarco to add weight to his somewhat dubious claim to the throne. 

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Mathieu Bellamont was a   assassin who was a member of the elite association known as the Black Hand within the  . Having once been a member of the Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary in  , he relocated to   upon achieving promotion to the Black Hand. There, he dwelt in the undercroft of the Anvil Lighthouse with his crazed dog, unbeknownst to anyone, save the lighthouse's watchkeeper. Mathieu would then plan his treacherous plot against the Brotherhood, whom he had so much malice and enmity for because of his father. His motives, to eradicate the entire   Dark Brotherhood, would be transpired by the means of a fellow member, whom would serve as the catalyst for his virulent recipe for Brotherhood's death and destruction. However, his plans would not come to fruition, for he would be killed by the   and the newly crowned Listener in the Crypt of the   under the Statue of the Lucky Lady in  .

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King of   during the mid- . In  , he sent the   into   on a five year mission to ensure the  s would never again rebuild Orsinium.  

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Saint   the Peacemaker (?b - ?d)
  is the Dunmeri Patron of Farmers and Laborers. As a little girl, Saint Meris showed healing gifts, and trained as a Healer. She ended a long and bloody House War, intervening on the battlefield in her white robe to heal warriors and spellcrafters without regard to faction. The troops of all Houses adopted white robes as her standard, and refused to shed the blood of their brethren.  To this day, weapons and armor which bear her name are used to offer respite, rather than do damage. 

Countess   (  ?b - ?d)
  ruler of   during the  . She was much more popular than her husband Corvus,  who disappeared around   and didn't return until the end of the  . 

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According to the historical fiction 2920, The Last Year of the First Era, Miramor was a soldier of the   during the   in  , and he deserted after Emperor Reman III retreated from the field. It's claimed that Miramor ambushed and killed Prince Juilek in Dorsza Pass,  , mistaking him for the Emperor,  . Miramor was purportedly murdered by the   during another assassination attempt on Reman III in Bodrum.

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Mishaxhi was one of the Tsaesci commanders of the invasion of Tamriel in  . He led the front against Cyrodiil from their base of operations in Pale Pass. He starved to death along with the rest of his soldiers when orders to ration the food supply never arrived. His uniquely crafted katana somehow found its way to the Dragonguard, where it was passed on from knight to knight until at least the late  . 

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Lord Mogref of   was seeking peace when he asked for  's protection on the Isle of Betony. The island had long been independent, but as the piracy in the   increased, Mogref truly realized Betony's vulnerability.   agreed to be Betony's liege, on advice of many, including his Archpriest of  , Lord  . 

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Supposedly the Queen of  , Mohi-Titona is said to control a fleet of "dragon ships".  It is unknown whether or not she is a real figure.


 


 

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In the late  , Montalius surprised many when he discovered that a disenfranchised branch of the Septim family was involved in Empress Katariah's death in  . 

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A master conjurer and the author of the book  . As Professor of Transliminal Studies at the  , of which he was a founding member,  he made it his life's work to find a way into the realm of Oblivion, trying many different methods, but always failing.  However, during this time, he did obtain the unique ability to connect his mind with that of his pupil, Seif-ij Hidja, an ability which the two seemed to develop by accident. Eventually, however, Morian Zenas was able to find a way into Oblivion after meeting with the Dunmer wizard Divayth Fyr, who taught him a method that involved exploiting a series of portals to various realms created by a Telvanni wizard long missing and presumed dead. Morian Zenas used this method to cross over into the realm of Oblivion, where he was able to relate the experiences of his journey to Seif-ij Hidja using their mind connection ability. During his travels, Morian Zenas traveled through five of the Planes of Oblivion: Ashpit, Coldharbour, Moonshadow, Quagmire, and Apocrypha. After arriving in the plane of Apocrypha, Morian Zenas' hunger for knowledge took over his mind as he gradually grew quieter, seldom whispering any thoughts into his pupil's mind, and when he did, they came to be very cryptic until finally, his whispers became unintelligible.  He recorded his writings in the books Secrets Overheard in Apocrypha‎ and Studies in Aprocrypha. Although his dates of birth and death are unknown, he was a contemporary of Doctor  , who was Imperial Ethnographer for Potentate Savirien-Chorak from 2E 418 to 2E 431. Fyr's "aid" in his disappearance into Oblivion may not have been benign. Dr. Lupus at least came to believe Fyr was jealous of Zenas, and so tricked him into a dangerous quest from which he was unlikely to return sane and alive. This is chronicled in her series on Crafting Motifs.  

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A little-known King of   who ruled in and around  . His father was named  . 

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Msirae Faythung was a Nord warrior that was a champion to Mehrunes Dagon, but had failed Mehrunes while trying to accomplish some unknown task. As punishment, The Kyn carved his chest open with Mehrunes' Razor and doomed him to stand statue-like in the Nefarivigum and guard Mehrunes' Razor for eternity. 

In  , a rogue Telvanni Arch-Mage named Frathen Drothan assembled an army of mercenaries and began a search for the Razor in Sundercliff Watch, an abandoned Imperial outpost and iron mine. It was rumored that the entrance to the ancient Ayleid city of Varsa Baalim had been uncovered, and with it the Nefarivigum. Later that year the Champion of Cyrodiil caught wind of his plans and defeated both Drathan and Msirae Faythung. 

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