It is also called the War of the Red Mountain. In the aftermath of the final clash, the Battle of Red Mountain, the Dwemer had mysteriously disappeared, Nerevar was dead, House Dagoth was assimilated into the other Houses, and a new religion was born revering the living gods of the Tribunal and later cursing Voryn Dagoth, the High Councilor of the defunct House Dagoth, as the devil incarnate. The secular Dwemer waged war against the Chimer Great Houses, as well as the nomadic Ashlanders of Vvardenfell, who had united under General Indoril Nerevar. The newly free Falmer spread throughout Blackreach and other Dwemer ruins, and eventually began mounting raids to the surface. After decades of bloodshed, the war ended with the abrupt disappearance of the entire Dwemer race. Generations later, the Falmer rebelled against their Dwemer masters, beginning a long and bitter conflict that raged completely unbeknownst to the Nords living on the surface above. They betrayed the Snow Elves and forced them to serve as slaves. The Dwemer agreed to help, but only if the Snow Elves would eat a toxic fungus which rendered them permanently blind. The War of the CragĪfter the Snow Elves were defeated by the Nords during the Late Merethic Era and driven from Skyrim, they sought refuge with the Dwemer in the caverns of Blackreach. In 1E 420, the Pact of Chieftains brought an end to the conflict, and Olaf One-Eye was named High King.

The war was disastrous for Skyrim it lost its possessions in the provinces of High Rock, Morrowind and Cyrodiil, and cities such as Windhelm were sacked. Imperial scholars blamed the arbiters of the succession, the Moot, for not choosing Jarl Hanse of Winterhold, who they considered the obvious choice. The War of SuccessionĪfter King Borgas of Skyrim was killed by the Wild Hunt in 1E 369, a civil war was sparked. The victory, while extremely beneficial to the proto-Cyrodiils, signaled the slow decline of the Ayleid race's power, which would end around 1E 500, after the Late Ayleid Period. However, Pelinal died along with the Ayleid king, cut into eighths in mockery of the Divines by the Ayleids, who were obsessed with this number. The legendary nomad-warrior Pelinal Whitestrake dealt the final blow when he killed Umaril the Unfeathered in White-Gold Tower. Under the leadership of the Slave-Queen Alessia, the enslaved proto- Cyrodiils rebelled against their Ayleid overlords.

18 Wars during the Imperial Simulacrum, 3E 389 - 3E 399.

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