Ysmir, Dragon of the North is the Nordic Name of Kings, a title bestowed upon several heroes throughout history.[1][2] In his sermons, Vivec claimed that Ysmir always appears as a bearded king.[3]
- Wulfharth, Dragonborn High King[4] of ancient Skyrim (and later undead warrior) who was also called "Ysmir Kingmaker" and "Ysmir, Dragon of the North."[5][6].
- Tiber Septim, also known as Talos or "Ysmir, Dragon of the North."[7] Dragonborn Founder of the Third Empire of Man, member of the Nine Divines.
- The Last Dragonborn, a hero who was recognized as "Ysmir, Dragon of the North" by the Greybeards in 4E 201.[2]
- Pelinal Whitestrake, an ancient hero of mankind who fought alongside Morihaus as the champion of Alessia. Known by various other names and titles, one being Ysmir.[8]
GalleryEdit
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Plaque of High King Wulfharth
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Tiber Septim
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The Last Dragonborn
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Pelinal Whitestrake
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High Hrothgar, where Tiber Septim and the Last Dragonborn were declared Ysmir
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NotesEdit
- Pelinal was the only person referred to as such who was not said to be a Dragonborn, however he was a champion of Akatosh (and the Eight Divines as a whole) regardless.
- The Ysmir Collective was a great library that was the cornerstone of academic life at the College of Winterhold[9]
ReferencesEdit
- ^ Pocket Guide to the Empire, 1st Edition: Cyrodiil — Imperial Geographical Society, 2E 864
- ^ a b Dialogue with Arngeir in Skyrim
- ^ The 36 Lessons of Vivec — Vivec
- ^ Jarl Balgruuf the Greater's dialogue in Skyrim
- ^ The Arcturian Heresy — The Underking, Ysmir Kingmaker
- ^ Five Songs of King Wulfharth
- ^ Varieties of Faith... — Brother Mikhael Karkuxor of the Imperial College
- ^ Before the Ages of Man — Aicantar of Shimerene
- ^ Pocket Guide to the Empire, 3rd Edition: The Throat of the World: Skyrim — Imperial Geographical Society, 3E 432