Lore:People V

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Jarl   (?b - 4E ?d)
Jarl of   during the  . He lost family during the catastrophe, and some of his council insisted that the   was to blame.   wrote to him soon after denying the allegation and urging calm in a letter.  The denizens of Winterhold remained resentful and angry at the College decades later. 

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Valsirenn (2E ?b - ?d)
 

Vastarie (?b - ?d)
 

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Valkyn Skoria
 

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Valus Odiil was an Imperial adventurer who wandered Tamriel in the late Third Era. He was an advanced user of heavy armor, having been taught by a Redguard soldier named Pranal in Hammerfell. He was once the wielder of the artifact Chillrend. Valus eventually settled down and had two sons, Antus and Rallus. He began working his ancestral farm just outside the city of Chorrol in Cyrodiil, and also owned a shack within the city. In  , too old to fight, he and his sons were driven from their farm by raiding goblins from the Great Forest. Unable to persuade the city guard to help, Valus enlisted the help of the Champion of Cyrodiil to aid his sons in reclaiming the farm.

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A renowned authority on  . "Vanto's Third Law" deals with the "Conservation of Perception", and apparently dictates that absolute, permanent invisibility is impossible to achieve.  

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Emperor   (  -  )
 

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the Pilgrim (?b - ?d)
 

Count   (?b - ?d)
 

Potentate   (?b -  )
A prominent Akaviri Potentate of the late First Era. He took over the Imperial throne after Reman III died, and declared martial law. In the  , the Potentate had The Rose built on the ruins of  , which was still the most secure and notorious prison on   by the end of the  .  He passed the Guild Act in  , three years before his death, allowing what would become the   to be formed so merchants and vassals could protect themselves in lieu of a standing army.   The Guild Act also ratified other guilds, notably the  .  He was assassinated in  , apparently by the  , as their name was drawn on the wall in the Potentate's blood.    He was then succeeded by his heir,  .  He was a character in the popular historical fiction  .

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  Headmaster of the   in  . When Jarl   cancelled the annual festival known as the Burning of King  , Viarmo was desperate to save the College's tradition. He had a student track down remnants of  , part of the   written by the bard   which criticized the King. It had been all but erased from history by the indignant King Olaf, but the student managed to find fragments of it. In a well-kept secret, Viarmo and the student took some liberties in re-creating the lost segments, then Viarmo performed their adaptation for Jarl Elisif. She was moved by his performance and allowed the festival to proceed, recognizing it as a righteous celebration opposing tyranny. 

Viridian Sentinel
 

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An   noble and first cousin to Emperor  . She held a prominent position as a merchant in the   charged with overseeing their business holdings in  , a position she was quick to defend against accusations of nepotism. In  , she was engaged to Asgeir Snow-Shod, whose family had connections to the  , and their marriage was seen as a step towards reconciliation. Some reports suggest she was assassinated by the Dark Brotherhood at her own wedding, although others claim the Brotherhood was previously wiped out.  

Baron   (?b - ?d)
 

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High Priest   (?b - 4E 201)
 

Saint   (?b - ?d)
During the Second Era, Vorys was the patron saint of House Telvanni.  He had fallen out of reverence by  . 

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A   from ancient  , Vraseth was a member of the nomadic tribe who came across   after she had been infected with  . He was involved in her attempted cremation, and was brutally raped when she awoke on the pyre. The   vampire bloodline was named after him, implying he was infected with vampirism.

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Self-styled leader of the Mercenary Guild. He emasculated the children of Nesmyt due to jealousy over his spouse. This hindered Nesmyt when he joined the Mages Guild, as he needed to pledge fealty to Vychamp if he hoped to rise in rank, but would not do so because of the crimes Vychamp had committed against him. 

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