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[edit] Lord Kagrenac

Lord Kagrenac was the Dwemeri Chief Tonal Architect and Shop Foremer at the time of the War of the First Council. He was the foremost arcane philosopher and magecrafter of the Dwemer, and devised tools to shape mythopoeic forces, intending to transcend the limits of Dwemer mortality. Kagrenac was the primary architect working on the Heart of Lorkhan. He created the original Brass God, Numidium, as well as Keening, Sunder and Wraithguard. According to some theories, it may have been his use of the heart that caused the Dwemer to disappear from the face of Tamriel.

Yagrum Bagarn, one of Kagrenac's Tonal Architects, survived the disappearance, and is the last living Dwarf.

[edit] King Karoodil (?b - ?d)

King of Firsthold in the Isle of Summerset. He desperately wanted to speak to his dead son. Morgiah, princess of Wayrest, understood she could take advantage from this situation. She contacted the King of Worms, a powerful Necromancer, so that he could arrange a 'conversation' between Karoodil and his dead son. Thanks to this 'help', Morgiah could marry Karoodil and thus became queen of Firsthold.

[edit] Empress Katariah (?b - 3E 200)

Wife of the eccentric Pelagius Septim III, Katariah was finally awarding the regency of Tamriel in 3E 153. The Emperess Regent of Tamriel was proclaimed Emperess Katariah I upon the death of her husband. Some who do not mark the end of the Septim bloodline with the death of Kintyra II consider the ascendancy of this dark elf woman as the true mark. Her defenders assert that though Katariah was not descended from Tiber Septim, the son she had with Pelagius, was, so the chain does continue. Despite the racist assertions to the contrary, Katariah's forty-six year reign was one of the most glorious in Tamriel's history. Uncomfortable in the Imperial City, Katariah traveled extensively throughout the Empire, such as no Emperor ever had since Tiber's day. She repaired much of the damage the broken alliances and bungled diplomacy had created. The people of Tamriel came to love their Emperess far more than the nobility did.

Katariah's death in a minor skirmish in Black Marsh in 3E 200 is a favorite source for conspiracy-minded historians. The sage Montalius's discovery of a disenfranchised branch of the Septim family's involvement with the skirmish was a revelation indeed. Her son, Cassynder, assumed the throne.

[edit] Khosey (?b - ?d)

Author of the Tamrilean Tractates, in which he transribes a first hand account of the discovery of the Bretons by a Nordic hunting party.

[edit] Kieran the Bard (?b - ?d)

Author of a number of bardic tales. Unknown time period.

[edit] Empress Kintyra (?b - 3E 48)

Kintyra, first cousin of Pelagius Septim (daughter of Tiber Septim's brother Agnorith), was crowned Third Emperor of Tamriel after Pelagius' assassination as Pelagius had no living children. The former Queen of Silvenar was blessed with a time of prosperity and good harvests, and was an avid patroness of art, music, and dance. Kintyra was mother to Uriel, successor to her rule of Tamriel when she died in 3E 48.

[edit] Empress Kintyra II (?b - 3E 114)

Kintyra inherited the throne when her father, King Antiochus died after 13 years of ruling in 3E 112. The story of Kintyra II, heiress of her father's throne, is certainly one of the saddest tales in modern history. Her first cousin Uriel III, son of Queen Potema of Solitude, accused Kintyra of being a bastard, alluding to the famous decadence of the Imperial City during her father's reign. When this accusation failed to stop her coronation, Uriel bought the support of several disgruntled kings of High Rock, Skyrim, and Morrowind, and, with Queen Potema's assistance, coordinated three attacks on the Septim Empire. The first attack occured in the Iliac Bay that separates High Rock and Hammerfell. Kintyra's entourage was destroyed and the Empress was taken captive. (Note: There is some controversy over Empress Kintyra's exact date of death, as some sources list it as 3E 114 (Biography of the Wolf Queen) and others list it as 3E 121-125 (The Wolf Queen) with nobody being sure of the exact date.)

[edit] Krowle (?b - ?d)

Author of the book Oelander's Hammer.