For the most part, they were very successful, for as far as we know, you and I are the only ones who know of this emperor’s existence.” Any trace of the offending person’s existence would be stricken from history, so that later generations would not even know their name. “It’s a Nedic phrase that literally means “damnation of memory.” During the reign of the Reman dynasty, it was a form of judgment that the Imperial Council would pass upon those that dishonored the empire. After he died, the Imperial Council was restored, which then crowned Reman III and ordered a damnatio memoriae of the dead emperor. This fear turned to rebellion, and eventually the Emperor was slain by his own battlemage. He raised armies of undead and daedra to fight in his name, and all of Tamriel feared him. “During his reign, he committed many atrocities in order to solidify his rule of the empire and to continue the Four-Score War against Morrowind.
“A forgotten emperor of the Reman Dynasty?” A sixth emperor ruled in the years between Reman II and Reman III.” But after decades of searching I’ve finally found the answer. However, historical records show that Reman II died in 1E 2851, yet Reman III wasn’t crowned until 1E 2977, an unusual 26 year gap that has left scholars of later eras puzzled. “The Reman Dynasty consisted of five known rulers: Reman I, Brazollus Dor, Kastav, Reman II, and Reman III, hence why there’s five tombs in Sancre Tor. His counterpart had an explanation ready. “Are you going to tell me why you dragged us out here now?” Before them lay a nondescript coffin, largely intact despite having centuries to decay, but otherwise ordinary. Two necromancers, a master and apprentice, stood in a dank, musty crypt.
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