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Calaxes Septim was the bastard son of Emperor  . He was given the Archbishopric of The One in the Church of the  . During Calaxes' reign as Archbishop, tensions grew between himself and the Emperor due to the Emperor's legislation to limit the Church's authority and Calaxes' views on the secularity of government. Rumors grew that Calaxes was advocating a rebellion to establish a theocracy. Soon afterwards, Calaxes suddenly disappeared, having supposedly been assassinated in the   by the Imperial Guard because of the threat he represented. His disappearance was dated to the 29th of Sun's Dusk  . However, as the Third Era did not last to that date, the death date as given is probably a typo. 

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Caliron is an unknown figure that is somewhat associated with the Bosmer of Valenwood, who often use the exclamation, ''"By Caliron's Heart."''  His name is used on the disease, Caliron's Curse, which drains the inflicted's strength, speed, and agility until they inevitably die or cure it. Most people manage to recover in one or two weeks but their abilities remain stunted. 

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Callisos was a famous traveling bard, and one of the most illustrious alumni of the  .  The Flame of Callisos constantly flickering next to the steps of the College was named after him. It is said that as long as the flame burns, the College will stand. 

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King   (?b - ?d)
The   king of   during the formation of the   in  . 

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Queen   (  -  )
Queen of Wayrest, wife of  . Mother to   in  . 

King   (?b - ?d)
King of   in the early  . He was one of the rulers over the years who made a deal to protect the    , though the   successfully ended this arrangement in  . 

Emperor   (?b -  )
When Cassynder became Emperor at the death of his mother,  , in  ,  he was already middle-aged.  Only half-elven, he aged like a   (like his father,  ).    In fact, he had left the rule of Wayrest to his half-brother Uriel due to poor health. Nevertheless, as the only true blood relation of  , and thus  , he was pressed into accepting the throne. His rule was a short as he died after only two years on the throne in  , succeeded by his adopted half-brother,  . 

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A character in the popular historical fiction  , it's unknown if he was a historical figure. According to the novels, he was a   who spied for   in   during the  , but made a bad assumption and gained a bad reputation across the continent as a terrible spy. He hated Vivec for that and, in an act of revenge, lied to the mighty witch   about her child's killers in order to make her summon   and destroy  .

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Empress   (3E?b - ?d)
The wife of   who bore him his three legitimate sons, Princes  ,  , and  . One source suggests that she died a short time after the birth of their third child, some time between   and  ,  while another indicates she was still alive after the  , and so must still have been alive at least in the early years of the  's Fifth Century.  She was said to be a beautiful and charming woman, greatly loved and admired by the people. However, she was also called a deeply unpleasant, arrogant, ambitious, grasping woman who "snared" Uriel VII with her feminine wiles. They ultimately held a great deal of animosity for each other, presumably to the detriment of their children.  Uriel VII had two known children to whom she was not the mother.  

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King   (?b - ?d)
  king of   during its war with  , which he razed using power granted by  . 

Emperor   (?b -  )
Son of  , brother to  ,  , and  . He was involved in the War of the Red Diamond in  . After capturing and the subsequent death of   at the   in   he continued on to the   and was crowned Emperor. Cephorus' reign is marked by nothing but war. By all accounts, he was a kind and intelligent man, but what Tamriel needed was a great warrior, and that he was. It still took an additional ten years of constant warfare for him to defeat his sister Potema. Cephorus died in  .  Sources seem to differ on whether and when he married.   claims he never married during the many years he spent at war. The historical fiction   suggests he eventually took a wife, a   named Bianki, with whom he ruled  ,  .   states that he never married and died childless.

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Cherim was a famous  i tapestry maker who lived in   during the late  . At the height of his success he had four factories creating replicas of his works and his originals were sold for extraordinary prices. '' '' records his interview with  , where he discussed one of his first tapestries, the Heart of Anequina, depicting Cherim's involvement in the   during the  .

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A character from the popular historical fiction  , whether she was an actual historical figure is unknown. She was depicted as     assassin from  ,   (but widely known as an initiate of the Morwha conservatorium). Corda's sister, Rijja was executed by her former lover   in  . After her sister's execution, Corda became his next lover but she killed him as an act of revenge at the very end of the year. After that she was sent by the   to  , an island for Morag Tong assassins who became too famous to continue their crusade.

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An explorer who showed interest towards the artifact,   sometime before or during the  , in the late  . Cormelik was a skilled warrior, had prophesized the shield's possible locations, placing it all on a map. However, he was unable to acquire the shield from its last location, and his followers were eventually spread out. One of his followers had come into contact with the  , who was able to acquire Auriel's Shield. 

Lord   (?b - 1E ?d)
A powerful conjurer of the   clan. His spell secrets were recorded in his Grimoire.  Along with his contemporary  , he was a pioneer of the modern  . Their binding rituals are still used when summoning lesser  .  However, Corvus in particular is lauded for codifying its rules.  He was apparently the first conjurer to interweave the summoning and binding of a daedra into a single spell, making the practice exponentially safer.  He took part in the   circa  , where his conjured creatures played a pivotal role. 

Corvus was the first to theorize that the   of   correspond to the   in the night sky, and that they could be used as some sort of transportation network. He also used   research to devise and then promulgate the standard "portal" spells which were later put into use by the  . 

Count   (?b - ?d)
Count of  , he disappeared for ten years when he became the   and inherited  's curse, leaving his wife Millona Umbranox to rule County Anvil in his stead. He eventually returned, leaving the   and breaking Nocturnal's curse to resume his station.

King   (?b - 1E? d)
King of   in the early  . He inherited the throne from his father, King  . Upon his death, his brother   inherited the throne. He also had a stepbrother,  . 

Count   (?b - ?d)
The second Lord of  , the keep which his father Count Vitharn had formed from the mud of   in the  . Vitharn and Countess Mawean had one other child, Csaran's sister Nweala. When he ascended to the throne, Csaran seemed a normal, competent ruler, and came to marry the   Sheen-in-Glade. However, his persistent infidelity eventually caused Sheen-in-Glade to snap, and they began to sleep with one another less often (the only son Sheen-in-Glade bore disappeared from the Shivering Isles in his twentieth year). Csaran maintained an incestuous relationship with his sister, Nweala, and they sired a single son&mdash;the malformed and sadistic heir apparent, Cesrien. 

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Governor   (?b - ?d)
The governor of   when it was under siege by the Ice Tribes in the late Third Era circa  .  Vinticae banished his four champions, rightfully suspecting that one was a traitor in league with the Ice Tribes. He called for the Hero of Dawnstar to interrogate the champions, ordering the local healer and oracle Eustacia to assist.  Eustacia's visions helped the Hero to determine the truth and reveal the traitor, for which the Governor gave the Hero Starfrost. 

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