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Jagar Tharn, Nightingale (?b - 3E 399)

Uriel VII was betrayed by the imperial battlemage Jagar Tharn and was imprisoned in a dimension of Tharn's creation in 3E 389. Tharn used his magic of illusion to assume the Emperor's aspect. For the next ten years, Tharn used Imperial priveleges, but did not continue Uriel VII's schedule of reconquest. It is not entirely known yet what Tharn's goals and personal accomplishments were during the ten years he imitated his liege lord.

A mysterious champion defeated the Battlemage in the dungeons of the Imperial Palace and freed Uriel VII from his other dimensional cell. Since his release, Uriel VII has worked diligently to renew the battle to reunite Tamriel. Tharn's interference broke the momentuum, but the years since then have proven that the glorious golden age of Tiber Septim may be visited on Tamriel once again.

Jarl Hanse, (?b - ?d)

Rightful heir to the Nordic throne when King Borgas was killed in 1E 369. His failure to be appointed as king sparked the Skyrim War of Succession which concluded finally in 1E 420.

Jastyaga (?b - ?d)

Of the Order of Diagna who wrote of the joining the of the armies of Daggerfall and Sentinel, to hold the wicked orcs in their foul Orsinium tower ... and burn all in 1E 950. Thirty years later after the destruction of Orsinium she wrote, the people rejoiced for their ancient enemy was dispersed.

Joile, King (?b - 1E 973?)

King Joile of Daggerfall around the time for 1E 973 during the battle against Orsinium. Joile led an invansion force to the Wrothgarian Mountains sponsered by the Crystal Tower of High Rock. In the Annals of Daggerfall, King Joile's letter to Gaiden Shinji of the Order of Diagna contains the following reference: The orcs have been much plaguing the Wayresters and impeding traffic to the heart of the land. The date given for the letter was 1E 948 and makes it the earlist written reference to Wayrest.

Jornibret, Lord (?b - ?d)

Author of the song Last Dance.

Jorg Helmborg, (?b - ?d)

A Nordic war chief and Tongue of the First Empire during the Conquest of Morrowind.

Jurgen Windcaller, The Calm, (?b - ?d)

The most powerful of Nordic Tongues to have existed, Jurgen took an oath of pacifism which forever changed The Way of the Voice. Better known today as The Calm, Jurgen reportedly was confronted by 17 tongues and managed to hold them off for three days by swallowing the Shouts until they became exhausted, and becaming his disciples.