Lore:People E

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King   (2E? b -  )
Ruler of Bangkorai, in High Rock, from the seat of his house in Evermore. His father, Duke Blaise Guimard, was a hero of the war against Durcorach the Black Drake, and was elevated to the throne after King Heseph died without issue during the siege of Evermore in  .  After Blaise allied with King Emeric during Ranser's War, Eamond was wed to  , a cousin of Emeric. In  , Eamond ascended to the throne after his father's death. During his reign, he and Arzhela had two children, Prince Adrien and Princess Elara. 

In  , Evermore faced dual invasions from the Imperial Seventh Legion, lead by the Magus-General Septima Tharn in the south   and the Dark Witnesses Reach clan from the north. There are conflicting accounts of Eamond's actions during this time; one source states that Eamond gathered his troops at Bangkorai Garrison and mounted a defense against the Seventh Legion.  Another source claims that Eamond rode out with his forces to fight the Reachmen at   and ultimately perishing in the fight, along with his son.  As was tradition for the Kings of Evermore, Eamond's body was interred at Bangkorai Garrison. 

After his death, his brother Duke Renchant was appointed regent after Queen Arzhela stepped down to allow him to lead the city's defense against the Reachman invasion.  During this time, while Eamond was remembered fondly, the rest of the royal family were slandered in what was likely Imperial propaganda.  However, the Duke was removed from power after his plot to surrender the city to the Imperial forces was revealed, whereupon Arzhela assumed the responsibilities of leadership.  

Prince   (  -  )
Youngest legitimate son of   and  . Following the Restoration in the late Third Era, rumors circulated that Ebel and his two brothers were actually doppelgangers placed in the household during the  , leading to riots in the Imperial City.  He was murdered by   agents at the age of 53, in a coordinated assassination of the emperor and all his known heirs. 

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A pretender to the Ruby Throne of the  . Sometime after   captured the   in  , Eddar Olin led his army against him from the south. Titus routed Olin with a force of less than 2,000 men. 

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Jarl   (2E? b - 2E? d)
A little-known Jarl of   who lived in the  . He was considered a cold-hearted ruler who cared little for the social inequity that was prevalent under his rule. The members of the "lower classes" of the city were subject to magical experimentation and assault by mages associated with Elgryr.  The people, starving and desperate, eventually stormed the palace of "the unminded one". 

right|thumb|Jarl Elisif the Fair (Skyrim)

Jarl   (4E? b - ?d)
 

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Daughter of Emperor  , twin to   and half-sister to  . Mother of Emperor   who was crowned in   upon the assassination of Morihatha. Eloisa died of fever in  . 

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High King   (  - ?d)
 
 
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According to myth, he was an   warrior, born in   in present-day  , who lived in the   before   was founded. He was a Demiprince, as he was the son of the     and an orcish maiden (presumably named Kayra) who died during childbirth. He was raised by the shaman of her tribe, the Grilikamaug. At the age of fifteen, after completing his tribe's rite of ascension, Emmeg spent the next two years performing many noble deeds throughout High Rock. 

Eventually,   learned of his deeds, and tricked Emmeg into accepting his cursed blade of rage known as the Neb-Crescen, which later compelled him to brutally killed a young orc woman. Sheogorath then summoned Malacath on the site of the grisly murder and instigated his vengeance. Sheogorath offered to allow Malacath to remain to honor-kill the Orc, with his asking price being that he used the weapon of Sheogorath's choice to banish the murderer to the Shivering Isles. Malacath agreed. He manifested in the direction the killer was fleeing, and drew the blade, which further fueled his rage. The prince quickly crossed the distance, and cleanly lobbed Emmeg's head off his body, and what followed was a sudden silence. Seeing the severed head, Malacath realized what he had done; He had damned his biological son that to the realm of the Mad God. To further exacerbate the pain, Sheogorath came to the scene to claim the still sentient head of Emmeg and the Neb-Cresen. Malacath stayed behind and mourned as he heard the pleas of his son being carried off into the distance. 

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A renowned mage whose writings were recorded in the  . Some of his work dealt with the magical generation of life. 

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Prince   (  -  )
Middle son of   and  . Following the Restoration in the late Third Era, rumors circulated that Enman and his two brothers were actually doppelgangers placed in the household during the  , leading to riots in the Imperial City.  He was murdered by   agents at the age of 55, in a coordinated assassination of the emperor and all his known heirs. 

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Ennon Decan was the founder of the   in the early in the life of the  , during the  . One of the oldest knightly orders in the Empire, they were dedicated to  , though originally it drew its members from the priesthood and military alike. Ennon built their headquarters, later known a  , in the   region of  . He established chambers for training and meditation, places for prayer and contemplation, and even areas where the members of the Order could rest and relax.   It was later discovered Ennon built the base atop an ancient cave that was believed to have been inhabited by members of the  .  When Ennon and his original group of companions died, great statues were raised in their memory. The Order continued operating out of Knightsgrave for nearly one hundred years before the organization disbanded.  The   is a highly-enchanted set of armor that was worn by Ennon Decan back in his prime. 

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Enric Milres was a   poet and writer. He authored the books ''  and  ''. Although born in the  , he traveled widely across Tamriel and adopted the city of   as his home. While pursuing information to write about the Dark Brotherhood, he met the   herself, and was coerced into aiding their "despicable" acts. Years later, overcome by guilt, he published an account of the meeting, and was found murdered soon after. 

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A member of the prestigious   family of   in and around  . He was married to Fralia, and they had three children, Avulstein, Olfina, and Thorald. The family sided with the   during Skyrim's civil war, and Thorald went missing while fighting the Imperials.  Eorlund worked the famous Skyforge at the Jorrvaskr Mead Hall for the  , and was widely regarded as the best blacksmith in  . 

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Ephrem Benirus was the Count of   during the mid- .  Under the rule of Emperor  , he served as the Imperial Prefect of the city. After the Count of  ,  , rebelled against the emperor, Benirus sent the Imperial forces stationed in Anvil to seize Varen's property and holdings. Varen's nephew,  , repelled the attack after he rallied the single cohort of the Second Legion that Varen left in his command, as well as the Kvatch Warders.  After numerous failed invasions against Kvatch, Anvil's defenses were practically nonexistent. The pirate queen   exploited this weakness and quickly took control of the city with  . Count Benirus was deposed and paraded through the streets wearing a slave collar.  Fortunata proclaimed herself Provincial Governor and took up residence in Anvil Castle.  Items bearing Ephrem's image were ordered destroyed, and the docking fees he had set were more than doubled.  

In the  , a large manor in Anvil bore his name. Located where the Anvil Repository once stood in the Second Era, Benirus Manor was owned and inhabited by  . 

King   (?b - 1E? d)
 

Sage   (?b - ?d)
Eraintine was a Sage during the Third Era, around  . When the Council granted   the   kingdom of   to end the war, Eraintine called it " 's heart beating no more", and wrote that the   emerged "from out of a cimmerian nightmare". 

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A diplomat in the service of  , emissary to the   (circa  ) and later the Bosmer. He was a prolific writer, with his largely negative impressions of both races quoted extensively in  .

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High King   (?b - ?d)
A High King of Skyrim who ruled from  . Following his coronation, Erling was responsible for significantly expanding Solitude's defenses. Among his additions were the city's outer walls and gates, an extension to Castle Dour, and a bridge that connected the city's windmill with the Emperor's Tower of Castle Dour. These structures are noted to feature a more rounded style of architecture than the rest of the city in accordance with Erling's preferences. 

, Living Saint of Arkay (3E? b -  )
A Living Saint of   in the late  . Errandil served at the Great Chapel of Arkay in the city of   in  . He was a crusader against the practice of  , and approved of Arch-Mage  's stance on the Black Arts and its subsequent banning from the  .  Errandil was slain in   by a contingent of  s sent to desecrate the Chapel by   in his war against the  . The Chapel was saved from desecration by the  , but not before the saint's untimely death. 


A legendary warrior who took up the mantle of the   during the  . She protected the people of   for over forty years before she was killed. She named Melar Sadus and her successor. 

Lady   (? -  )
 
right|thumb|High Kinlady Estre (ESO)

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Eshita was a   queen of  . After the   ravaged   in   and destroyed 14 of the original 16   kingdoms, Pellitine was the only state standing in the province besides  . She co-founded the Kingdom of Elsweyr when she married   of Anequina in  .   

High Kinlady   (?b - ?d)
 

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Queen   (?b - d?)
 

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Eustacia was a healer and seer in Dawnstar. The governor at the time, Cyril Vinticae, had banished his four champions, as one among them was secretly a traitor who had set the Ice Tribes upon their raid of the town. He sent for the Hero of Dawnstar to interrogate the champions, ordering Eustacia to provide healing for the soon-to-be Hero. Her oracular visions pertaining to the raid also proved vital to the Hero, providing crucial information that allowed the Hero to cut through the lies and reveal the traitor.  


 

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