Lore:People A

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Aetherion
 

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Brother of the First Emperor of Tamriel,  , and the father of  . 

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Empress   (?b -  )
 

Countess   (  ?b - ?d)
 

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Proxy Queen   (?b - ?d)
 

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Emperor   (?b - ?d)
Ami-El, sometimes spelled Amiel, was an emperor of the   sometime in the First Era.  In  , an ultimatum was issued by the Emperor forcing the last remaining Ayleids out of Cyrodiil, including those that sided with Alessia during the Alessian Slave Rebellion such as King Laloriaran Dynar and his subjects in Nenalata. 

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A renowned knight who first made a name for himself in the  , Sir Amiel Lannus was a hero of  , maybe all of  . He formed the   in  , with the aim of recovering the Crusader's Relics of  . The order attracted the most prestigious knights in Tamriel and performed many great deeds, even recovering four of eight relics. However, the political machinations of the   tore the order apart. Sir Amiel spent many of his final years living in solitude in the order's former priory.  In  , he made a final quest to recover an ancient relic he had been seeking for decades, but unfortunately did not survive the attempt. 

right|thumb|Amiel Richton (Redguard)

Governor   (  -  )
 

Anahbi
 

Anaxes
 

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, Royal Archaeologist (?b - ?d)
Anido J. Jhone was a royal archaeologist who informally translated the text known as The Epic of the Grey Falcon, based on the crew of a warship from the Summerset Isles. Based on the information, they surmised from the text, the story comes from the Interregnum in the Second Era, sometime after the Knahaten Flu in  . 

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King
 

High King   (?b - 2E?d)
 

Saint   the Penitent (?b - ?d)
 

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Lady   (?b – ?d)
 

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King of   in the  . Husband of   and father of the future King  . 

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Arum-Khal (?b -  )
 

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A Harbinger of the   in the  . While in  , he found   working as a bodyguard and recruited him. Upon his demise, he named Kodlak his successor. 

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Prince   (?b - ?d)
 

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Described as one of the many pretender kings of the  , the Warlord Attrebus claimed the Imperial Throne sometime between   and the reign of the  , and mounted a campaign to rid   of foreign influence by expelling the  . The Akaviri refugees went on to settle in   and found the city of  . 

Prince   (  - ?d)
Prince Attrebus Mede was the son of  . He was one of several heroes involved in the banishment of   in  . 

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The Augur was once a   mage from   and a well-respected, brilliant student of the  . He delved into   in a way no one had seen before, and showed a particular talent for the  . However, during an ambitious magical experiment, he lost his corporeal form, appearing instead as a large sphere of blue-white light. He has resided in the Midden, the catacombs beneath the College, ever since. He possesses a unique wisdom which the College has relied on in times of need. In  , he guided the College through the potentially disastrous crisis they faced following their excavation of   and the discovery of the  . 
Vateshran   (?b - ?d)
 
thumb|right|Queen Ayrenn of Alinor (ESO)

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