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### Out of Timeline ###
---One of the very few works on the Ayleids is published by the University of Gwilym Press, by Tjurhane Fyrre, with a book entitled Nature of Ayleidic Poesy.
Daggerfall Scribe Arkan writes a book about his experiences and encounters with Baan Dar.
Muhay at-Turna discovers the Ruins of Kardala (Hammerfell - Belkarth)
Viana the Pure, Virgin Baroness of Lainlyn, begins her 28-year reign.
Effects of the Elder Scrolls is "dictated to Anstius Metchim."
Viana the Pure, Virgin Baroness of Lainlyn, ends her rule.
Mirmulnir is last sighted in The Reach.
---The Ayleid, Tjurhane Fyrre, one of "the finest sages" dies.
---An unknown researcher at Mzulft writes their journal.
The Draggin Tale Inn is founded on Stros M'Kai in Port Hunding.
The dragon Grahkrindrog is slain.
Shortly after the eradication of the Morag Tong in Cyrodiil, a Dunmer woman serving the faction, who later became the Night Mother, hears the voice of Sithis. Sithis then later visited the Night Mother and begat to her five children.[135]
The Night Mother kills her young children, and send their souls to the Void, back to their father Sithis. She is later murdered by the people of the village for her horrid act.[135]
A note about the Morag Tong is found beneath the floorboards of an abandoned house in the Nordic village of Jallenheim in this year. It was said that the house had belonged to "a quiet cobbler, who was whispered by some to have been a Morag Tong member."[118]
The first known year during which the Dark Brotherhood's skills were said to have been taken into use, allegedly by Queen Arlimahera's grandfather.[137]
A man hears the voice of the Night Mother, and becomes the first Listener.[135]
Donel Deleyn is crowned king of Daggerfall.[136]
The alliance of Casimir II (Wayrest) and Nahfahlaar (the Dragon), ends.[114]
Dunmer slave Ulvul Llaren first begins working for Summerset Isles Master Smith Nuulion.[138]
King Donel's reign ends, and his son Anton I is crowned king of Daggerfall.[139]
It is discovered that the town of Cormount may be filled with potential Camoran heirs, resulting in a mass immigration.[140]
Queen Sylvie Garclay of Aldcroft, the consort of Donel Deleyn and mother of Anton I, dies in her sleep.[139]
King Anton I survives an assassination attempt, in which his Seneschal died to save him. After recovering, he holds a funeral for the deceased servant. Magiul Shiana, the royal cook, is chosen as the next Seneschal.[139]
The earliest known mention of the Dark Brotherhood, found in the diaries of Arlimahera. However, it is possible that the organization existed before 2E 360.[134]
The village of New Joy is burned to the ground and most of its civilians slaughtered.[140]
An assassin poisons Anton I's food in an attempt to kill him, but is slain by Magiul Shiana, and Anton's life is saved.[139]
Magiul Shiana dies, but continues to serve Anton I as a ghost.[139]
King Anton I dies,[139] and is succeeded by his daughter Donella.[136]
Ahrtabazus publishes a book called "The Faerie Chain" in Firsthold.[146]
A Pocket Guide to Mournhold is written.[151]
A Lamia invasion occurs, being preceded by a storm on Tempest Island.[144]
Abnur Tharn becomes Chancellor of the Elder Council.[148]
The Kvatch Bread Riots occurred after a Red Wheat drought.[149]
King Bergamot Deleyn, nephew of Anton II, takes the throne of Daggerfall.[136]
The Reachmen, led by Durcorach the Black Drake, first of the Longhouse Emperors, are defeated by the Breton kingdoms after their failed invasion of High Rock, and are slain.[154]
A Maormer fleet is spotted off the coast of Alinor, Summerset Isles, and Altmer King Hidellith ordered his army to give chase.[152]
House Hlaalu and House Dres fight.[158]
War Chief Helushk writes an appeal to Chieftain Suhlak. (Kothringi)
---The Annals of the Dragonguard are written.[105]
Altmer Princess Ayrenn disappears on the way to the College of Aldmeri Propriety.[157]
Prince Naemon studies at the College of Aldmeri Propriety in Ayrenn's place.[157]
Altmer King Hidellith dies.[157]
Eyevea, an island haven of the Summerset Isles owned by Arch-Mage Shalidor during the First Era, is returned by Sheogorath to Tamriel, thanks to the Vestige and Valaste of the Mages Guild.[5]
Ulvul Llaren escapes from Nuulion.[138]
Altmer forging secrets become publicized, ruining the reputation of Nuulion.[138]
Stros M'Kai Mages Guild was founded in this year.[source?]
Ancient Tales of the Dwemer is presumed to have been published in the Interregnum between the fall of the First Cyrodilic Empire and the rise of Tiber Septim; it was "originally presented as a serious, scholarly work based on research in the archives of the University of Gwylim.[176]
The Psijic Order was no longer led by Iachesis.[177]
N'Gasta, a powerful Sload necromancer, is killed by Cyrus on Stros M'Kai.[188]
The Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition is published by the Imperial Geographic Society.[59]
Dagoth Ur and his kin, the Ash Vampires, awaken.[189]
The Tribunal are prevented from reaching the Heart Chamber, and their powers begin to weaken.[189]
Barenziah is born to the Lord and Lady of Mournhold.[33]
Rangidil Ketil, later Commander of the Temple Ordinators, is born. (Bodyguard of Tribunal)
### In Timeline ###
### Akaviri Potentate ###
Second Era is declared by Potentate Versidue Shaie.
The Mages Guild is formed by Vanus Galerion.
Potentate Versidue Shaie is faced with a disintegrating empire, with "the vassal kingdoms throughout Tamriel reaching a new height of rebellion and openly challenging his rule."
The kingdoms refuse to pay taxes, and lead sorties against Imperial garrisons in many countries.
The Imperial fortress Dawnstar is destroyed.
Council of Bardmont is held, whereby the Imperial Council is gathered, and martial law is declared.
Potentate Versidue-Shaie begins a bloody process of wiping away all opposing resistance to the Empire, expending the majority of his legions, and nearly all of the Imperial gold, in the process.
Elsweyr, the Khajiit kingdom, is created after Keirgo of Anequina and Eshita of Pellitine combined their long-feuding kingdoms, and created a class struggle that briefly threatened to draw in outside intervention.
Dinieras-Ves "The Iron," a relation of Versidue Shaie, presented both himself and a host of warriors before the Potentate, suggesting an order of mercantile warriors-for-hire, who could be hired by nobility in lieu of a standing army, and that the "employment would be temporary, and a percentage of the fee would go to the Potentate's government, thus putting salve on two of Versidae-Shaie's (sic) greatest pains.
The Guilds Act is passed: "In the 321st year of the Second Era, the Potentate gave his approval to the Guilds Act, officially sanctioning the Mages, together with the Guilds of Tinkers, Cobblers, Prostitutes, Scribes, Architects, Brewers, Vintners, Weavers, Ratcatchers, Furriers, Cooks, Astrologers, Healers, Tailors, Minstrals (sic), Barristers, and the Syffim."
The Guild of Fighters was established under the section four of the "Guilds Act," the charter first confirmed under Potentate Versidue-Shaie in this year.
Morag Tong assassinate Potentate Versidue Shaie. The Morag Tong had become so drunk with murder that they literally wrote the words "Morag Tong" in blood on the walls.[118][134][33]
Morag Tong is outlawed throughout Tamriel.[118][33]
Atlas of Dragons was recorded by the Blades, which documents dragons slain throughout history.[114]
### Interregnum ###
The period known as the Interregnum begins.[134]
Akaviri Potentate Savirien Chorak dies.[134][4]
The Second Sacking of Orsinium occurs.[88]
King Maxevian forms the Pale Watch, and tasks them with guarding Watcher's Hold for an intended five years, in order to make sure the Orcs do not return to Wrothgar.[142]
Months after a communique, the Pale Watch begin to grow restless, with some crowing about abandoning Watcher's Hold. The Watchmaster orders the scourging of two soldiers for seditious talk.[145]
The Watchmaster of Watcher's Hold dies, and passes on his rank to Gisbourne the Quartermaster.[source?]
Captain Orrent Retene writes to King Maxevian, hoping to allow the Pale Watch's duties to be relieved.[147]
Three soldiers are hanged for an attempted mutiny of Watcher's Hold.[145]
A document to purportedly come from an heir of King Maxevian is forged by the leaders of Watcher's Hold, with the content of the document allowing the Pale Watch to remain indefinitely.[145]
The Reman Empire is been completely dissolved due to civil wars and insurrections.[33]
The Order of the Hour is reformed by Cavor Merula.[141]
Order of the Black Worm in Kvatch is defeated by the Order of the Hour.[143]
The Blacksap Rebellion is founded.[140]
A writ from the Primate of Akatosh authorized Order of the Hour to form into an army during times of religious emergencies.[150]
Emeric, future King of Wayrest and leader of the Daggerfall Covenant, is born.[153]
Kurog gro-Bagrakh, the future king of Orsinium, is born around this time.[UL 3]
The kings of Daggerfall, Wayrest, Shornhelm, Evermore, and Camlorn sign the first Daggerfall Covenant. The second Daggerfall Covenant was signed in 2E 567.[154]
The Orsimer are given back Wrothgar and Orsinium by High King Emeric.[155]
Jorunn, the future High King of Skyrim and leader of the Ebonheart Pact, is born to Queen Mabjaarn Flame-Hair.[156]
Ayrenn, future Queen of Alinor and leader and founder of the Aldmeri Dominion, is born.[157]
### Knahaten Flu ###
nahaten Flu begins, initiated at Stormhold.[4][84][132]
Knahaten Flu spreads quickly to the rest of Black Marsh, harshly affecting the population there. Strangely, the Argonians were immune to the flu.[47]
The Crimson Ship flees Black Marsh, loaded with flu-infected Kothringi refugees. After being turned away from every port, they were never seen again,[33] barring an encounter with a few pirates who found only a dead crew.[160] This tragedy is remembered by the Day of Shame in Hammerfell, where no one leaves their houses.[161]
Emeric is crowned King of Wayrest.[162]
King Ranser's War, a brutal civil war between the Breton kingdoms of Wayrest and Shornhelm, takes place after High King Emeric rejected King Ranser's daughter as his bride.[162]
The Second Daggerfall Covenant is signed at the end of King Ranser's War.[163]
The knights of Watcher's Hold request aid from King Folbert.[164]
A massive force of Akaviri led by Ada'Soom Dir-Kamal lands in Skyrim and immediately sacks the city of Windhelm, causing the death of Nurnhilde, sister of Jorunn, and Jorunn's mother Mabjaarn.[165]
A large army led by Jorunn and Wulfharth the Ash-King, march to Riften. After Dir-Kamal learned that Riften was fortified, he bypassed the city and attacked Mournhold instead.[156]
Dir-Kamal was then trapped between Jorunn and Wulfharth's forces and a Dunmeri army led by Almalexia. With the timely aid of a phalanx of Argonian battlemages, the Akaviri were driven into the sea where they drowned by the thousands.[156]
Jorunn is crowned High King of Skyrim.[156]
The Ebonheart Pact is formed during the fight against the Akaviri.[166][167]
The last documented case of the Knahaten Flu occurs in this year.[33]
### Aldmeri Dominion ###
Varen Aquilarios overthrows Emperor Leovic, last of the dynasty of Reachmen known as the Longhouse Emperors, and conquers Cyrodiil. After legalizing Daedra worship, Varen sparked a rebellion against Leovic. After a long and bloody war, Varen kills Leovic in his throne room and declares himself Emperor.[168]
Varen Aquilarios seeks to legitimize his claim to the Ruby Throne and forms the Five Companions to find the long-lost Amulet of Kings in the hopes that Varen could make himself Dragonborn. The Five Companions consisted of Lyris Titanborn, Mannimarco, Sai Sahan, Varen Aquilarios, and Abnur Tharn.[169]
After two years of searching, the Five Companions finally recover the Amulet of Kings from Sancre Tor.[source?]
The Soulburst takes place. Mannimarco, one of the Five Companions, betrays Varen Aquilarios during his attempt to use the Amulet of Kings to become Dragonborn, corrupting the ritual and breaking the covenant with Akatosh that sealed Nirn from Oblivion. A massive explosion of arcane energy, the Soulburst, erupted in the Imperial City, causing Varen to vanish. Mystical aftershocks swept across Nirn, causing mages to die or go mad. The Daedra appeared in greater numbers than ever before and the constellation of the Serpent, signifying chaos, appeared so large that it dominated the night sky.[170]
The barrier between Nirn and Oblivion is destroyed, allowing Molag Bal to begin the Planemeld and begin deploying Dark Anchors into Tamriel to merge Nirn and Coldharbour together into one single, nightmarish hellscape.[source?]
The Five Companions flee and split up. Varen wakes up outside the Abbey of the Moth Priests with no memory of his identity, and begins studying the Elder Scrolls. Lyris is captured by Molag Bal, and she is sent to Coldharbour as a slave. Sai Sahan fled and managed to hide the Amulet of Kings in Sancre Tor, but later on he too suffered the same fate as Lyris. Mannimarco begun sacrificing souls to Molag Bal, including the Vestige's. Abnur Tharn fled and continued to rule as Overlord of Nibenay.[source?]
Clivia Tharn assumes the role of Empress Regent in the absence of her husband Varen.[171]
Queen Ayrenn returns to Summerset Isles, and becomes Queen of Alinor. After seeing the instability and chaos in Tamriel caused by man, she forms an alliance with Valenwood and Elsweyr to create the Aldmeri Dominion.[157]
The Three Banners War begins between the First Aldmeri Dominion, the Daggerfall Covenant and the Ebonheart Pact, sparking one of the most brutal conflicts Tamriel has ever seen.[source?]
Captain Rana is stationed at Bleakrock Isle.[172]
### The Planemeld ###
Events of The Elder Scrolls Online take place.[5]
Molag Bal is defeated by the Vestige, and the Planemeld ends.[5]
The Mortuum Vivicus is successfully destroyed by the Fighters Guild.[5]
Events of The Elder Scrolls Online: Imperial City take place.[173]
Molag Bal's Dark anchor in the Imperial City is destroyed by the Vestige and Sister Terran Arminus, and the Xivkyn Molag Kena masquerading as Empress Clivia Tharn is defeated.[173]
The Sublime Brazier, a contraption that powers the Dragonfires, is saved by the Vestige and the Drake of Blades from Molag Bal's plan to destroy it.[173]
Molag Bal's grip on the Imperial City is successfully ended, saving it from the Planemeld.[173]
Events of The Elder Scrolls Online: Orsinium take place.[174][175]
King Kurog of the Second Orsinium and the Vestige kill Urfon Ice-Heart, ending the Winterborn threat against Wrothgar.[175][174]
Invitations to a Moot held by King Kurog are accepted by Orsimer clan chiefs, Chief Bazrag is saved from the Vosh Rakh, and the Vosh Rakh's infiltration of the Second Orsinium is unveiled.[175][174]
King Kurog is killed after his betrayal is revealed, with his plot to kill the clan chiefs foiled, and Bazrag gro-Fharun is crowned the new king of the Second Orsinium.[175][174]
### Camoran Throne ###
Rimmen secedes from The Mane of Elsweyr (The Elsweyr Nation) in this year, during the Interregnum.[132]
Admiral Lord Amiel Richton, a character in The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard, is born.[179]
Hjalti Early-Beard is born on the island kingdom Alcaire, in High Rock.[180][9]
The heirs to the Camoran Throne begin to fight over the Valenwood throne.[51]
The Aldmeri Dominion is recreated after the events of The Elder Scrolls Online, with both Valenwood (Bosmer) and Summerset Isles (Altmer) combining forces, and the Elsweyr Confederacy (Khajiit) striking a treaty with the Dominion.[59]
Cyrus the Restless is born (one of two possible years).[181]
The other possible year during which Cyrus the Restless is born.[48]
Attrebus, a notable soldier of the Septim Empire and bodyguard of Amiel Richton, is born.[182]
The Battle of Sancre Tor takes place, with Nord and Breton forces crossing the borders into Cyrodiil. They set up their headquarters at Sancre Tor, and taunt Cuhlecain's general, Talos, into attacking them.[40][183]
Breton assassins decide to counterattack Talos, and set fire to the Imperial Palace, with Cuhlecain inside it; they also "slit the throat of General Talos." However, "from the smoldering ruin he came, one hand to his neck and with Cuhlecain's Crown in the other."[59]
### General Talos ###
One of two possible dates when Tiber Septim began his conquest of Tamriel.[9]
General Talos has already changed his name to Tiber Septim.
Second possible date when Tiber Septim began his conquest of Tamriel.[184]
One of General Talos' commanders, Beatia of Ylliolos, and her Lieutenant, Ascutus, are ambushed on their way to Porhnak, where a Legion was stationed. They are ambushed by Nords ("the warchiefs of Danstra").[184]
The last High King of Sentinel, King Thassad II, dies.[58]
A'Tor is crowned King.[58] and begins a bloody retribution on the Forebears who killed his father.[58]
The Battle of Hunding Bay takes place, resulting in the death of Prince A'Tor and annexation of Stros M'kai by the Septim Empire.
Hammerfell joins the Septim Empire,[60] although concessions are later made after a revolt in Stros M'kai.[60]
The story of The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard takes place.[185][186]
Amiel Richton and Attrebus are killed by Cyrus the Restless.[187]
Symmachus is born.[33]
Tiber Septim conquers all of Tamriel.[48]
Tiber Septim is crowned Emperor.[48]