The Daggerfall Chronicles describe Vrage, who assumes the throne in 222, as Hjalmer's youngest son, but given the small difference between their consecutive reigns, it is not unimaginable that Vrage instead was Harald's third son and Hjalmer's brother. In southeastern Vvardenfell an ancient Nord burial houses the remains of one "Olmgerd The Outlaw", traditionally held to be Harald's bastard son, who presumably died during Skyrim's conquest of Morrowind. Dying at the age of 108, Harald is said to have survived all but three of his sons, though the identities of the two sons apart from Hjalmer are unclear. King Harald dies and his son Hjalmer takes the throne. Tharanus Ye Redde-Hand, a slave overseer in Fanacas (near modern-day Cheydinhal), is mentioned in the Tamrilean Tractates. King Gliferen of Atatar leads a Daedraphile army against the traditionalist Barsaebics, driving them into northwestern Argonia, and ending Aedra worship in the heartland. Source: Plaques on the Palace of the Kings (Skyrim), Daggerfall ChroniclesĪ long standing conflict between Daedra and Aedra worshiping Ayleids, known as the Narfinsel Schism, reaches its climax at the Scouring of Wendelbek. King Harald, the thirteenth of Ysgramor's legendary line, unites the northern regions of Tamriel and forms the kingdom of Skyrim.
A young Tongue breaks down the walls of the monastery but, once inside, Snow-Strider's men find that the inhabitants have committed suicide. Instead of the Falmer, they find a temple of Dragon Cultists and lay siege to the stronghold. Source: Frontier, Conquest, and AccommodationĪ company of men, led by Skorm Snow-Strider, pursue a group of Falmer to the eastern banks of Skyrim's Lake Honnith. Harald is traditionally said to have been preceded by twelve legendary kings, the first of which was the fabled Ysgramor. Harald, the first historical king of the Nords, is born. Source: Pocket Guide to the Empire 3rd Edition: Atmora After this event, Atmora is supposedly uninhabitable. Two ships from Atmora, largely carrying corpses, land in Skyrim. The sage Voernet is said to have traveled to Artaeum to meet Iachesis, the Ritemaster of the Psijic Order. The oldest written record of the isle of Artaeum. Over time, the Ayleid territories grow increasingly independent and White-Gold Tower eventually rises as a new autonomous state. The kingdom becomes a buffer between the Ayleid city-state of White-Gold Tower in central Tamriel and the influence of the stronger Altmeri kingdom of Alinor in the Summerset Isles. This is the first written record in the timeline of the Nords and functions as the starting point of the First Era.
The kingdom of Valenwood is established by king Eplear of the Camoran dynasty.
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