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I've often thought that all the religions on Nirn come from one original source, so there are Eight Divines (Nine technically, but I'm ignoring Talos for now), but they're not wholly what the Cyrodiilic, Nordic, meric, etc. (Which is a painfully obvious similarity to the celtic triple goddes the Morrigan, or the Maiden-Mother-Crone) This doesn't have much to do with the Ayleids, actually it's very off topic, (I should probably make a seperate thread) but I noticed that in the story the girl Perrif prayed to the Dib-Mar-Kin, who she called the three mothers. is a rather good text in relation to the Kothri tribe of men. Harry Leon Posts: 3381 Joined: Tue 3:53 am That makes me wonder if all the places where Pelinal slew the Sorcerer-Kings were actually the places where they ruled from, since The Song of Pelinal says that Pelinal usually challenged them to duels. I also think that the realms of the Fire King Hadhuul might have been Ceyatatar, because The Song of Pelinal talks of how Pelinal 'slew Hadhuul on the granite steps of Ceya-Tar,' which says is just an early Cyro-Nede synonym for the same place. (Reminds me of the Romans and the Colloseum) I'm a little confused on what exactly King Hadhuul did to the slaves, seeing as my brain is completely fried right now, (Insomnia does that to you) but I think he would make them eat pain inducing drugs that would give the feeling of fire and then burn children alive during the nightime, (Wow, sounds like a charmer) though I could be wrong. The Ayleids also apparently tortured slaves for entertainment, especially in Vindasel and Sercen. 'Men were given over to the lifting of stones, and the draining of the fields, and the upkeep of temple and road or to become art-tortures for strange pleasures, as in the wailing wheels of Vindasel and the gut-gardens of Sercen and flesh-sculpture, which was everywhere among the slaves of the Ayleids in those days or, worse, the realms of the Fire King Hadhuul, where the begetting of drugs drawn from the admixture of daedrons into living hosts let one inhale new visions of torment, and children were set aflame for nighttime tiger sport.'ДЇrom what the Adabal-a says I think we can guess that some of the chores for slaves were probably construction, maybe irrigation, and renewal of buildings and roads. If anyone has anymore information on them, and on the Ayleids themselves, please tell me.Дarlene DIllow Posts: 3403 Joined: Fri 5:34 amДЄnother thing I forgot to mention concentrates more on the labors the slaves might have gone through and where exactly the Ayleid Sorcerer-Kings ruled from. I'm really curious about these peoples and their enslavement under the Ayleids. He avoided Pelinal and waited until the madness had left him before joining him for a drink and asking what the madness felt like, to which Pelinal replied 'Like when the dream no longer needs its dreamer.'

One known man from this tribe was called Garid, who once saw Pelinal Whitestrake go into his infamous madness in battle. Men-of-Ge ? Destroyed when the Flower King Nilichi made a great sacrifice to an insect god whose name is now lost. Keptu ? Nothing known of them except that the name Zuathas is of Keptu origin, and was given to a Nede known as Zuathas the Clever-Cutting Man. Apparantly 'imported from the North,' so they were probably from the city of Falcreath in Skyrim. Other non-argonian peoples who lived in the Black Marsh besides the Kothringi were the Orma, Yerpest, and Howallli men, and Barsaebic Ayleids and Cantemiric Velothi mer. From what the Adabal-a says, some must have lived in the Niben area if they were enslaved by the Ayleids.

Some say they are the result of Nedes and Argonians interbreeding, others say that they were simply Nedic settlers that adapted to life in Black Marsh. They were eventually wiped out by the Knahaten Flu in 2E 560.

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They were said to look like men only with metallic skin and were quite common in Black Marsh during the Second Era. Kothri ? Probably a shortened version of Kothringi, who were a race of men mentioned in only a few in-game books hailing from Black Marsh. Here's a list of the tribes and the info I've gotten so far: I've tried to see if there was any information on the other tribes, but I couldn't find anything from other sources. But after reading and it seems that it was just one of the tribes among the many that lived in the Niben.

I used to think that the Nedes was just a name used to refer to all enslaved humans by the Ayleids.

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