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[[File:SkyrimMap.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of Skyrim.]] |
[[File:SkyrimMap.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of Skyrim.]] |
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+ | '''Holds''' are the nine administrative divisions of [[Skyrim]], different from each other both in climate and local government. |
| − | Each of the nine Holds is governed by a [[Jarl]] who resides in the Hold's capital city. The Jarls are largely independent, but swear fealty to Skyrim's [[High King]], who in turn swears fealty to the [[Emperor]]. |
+ | Each of the nine Holds is governed by a [[Jarl]] who resides in the Hold's capital city. The Jarls are largely independent, but swear fealty to Skyrim's [[High King]], who in turn swears fealty to the [[Emperor]] upon joining the Septim empire in the late [[Second Era]]. |
Each Hold also employs their own [[Hold Guard|guards]], who can be identified by the color of their uniform and the Hold symbol they bear on their [[Hold Guard Shields|shields]]. |
Each Hold also employs their own [[Hold Guard|guards]], who can be identified by the color of their uniform and the Hold symbol they bear on their [[Hold Guard Shields|shields]]. |
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| − | Given the independent nature of governance, crimes are tracked independently by each Hold, and a criminal who is wanted in one Hold may have no bounty in another. |
+ | Given the independent nature of governance, crimes are tracked independently by each Hold, and a criminal who is wanted in one Hold may have no bounty in another. |
==Old Holds== |
==Old Holds== |
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| − | [[Winterhold (Hold)|Winterhold]], [[Eastmarch]], [[The Rift]] and [[The Pale]] are known collectively as the "Old Holds," and have remained more isolated—not only from a geographic standpoint, but a political one as well, given that they are all initially aligned with the [[Stormcloaks]] during the civil war.<ref>''[[Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Skyrim]]''</ref> |
+ | [[Winterhold (Skyrim Hold)|Winterhold]], [[Eastmarch]], [[The Rift]] and [[The Pale]] are known collectively as the "Old Holds," and have remained more isolated—not only from a geographic standpoint, but a political one as well, given that they are all initially aligned with the [[Stormcloaks]] during the civil war.<ref>''[[Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Skyrim]]''</ref> The Old Holds are bound together in history, as these holds were inhabited by the [[Atmoran|ancient Nords]]. |
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| + | ==West Skyrim== |
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| + | {{Main|West Skyrim}} |
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| + | [[Falkreath Hold|Falkreath]], [[Haafingar]], [[Hjaalmarch]], [[The Reach]], and [[Whiterun Hold|Whiterun]] are all known to be a part of West Skyrim. The Nords of Western Skyrim are known to be progressive and would see an influence from the Empires of [[Cyrodiil]] and other places such as [[High Rock]] or [[Hammerfell]]. These Holds tend to stick with each other in times of war such as during the [[Skyrim Civil War]] and the [[Alliance War]]. |
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==The Holds of Skyrim== |
==The Holds of Skyrim== |
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|[[Eastmarch (Skyrim)|Eastmarch]] |
|[[Eastmarch (Skyrim)|Eastmarch]] |
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|[[Windhelm (Skyrim)|Windhelm]] |
|[[Windhelm (Skyrim)|Windhelm]] |
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| − | |'''[[Ulfric Stormcloak]]''' |
+ | |'''[[Ulfric Stormcloak (Skyrim)|Ulfric Stormcloak]]''' |
<ref name="High King" group="note">These Jarls claim the title of [[High King]] or [[High Queen|Queen]].</ref> |
<ref name="High King" group="note">These Jarls claim the title of [[High King]] or [[High Queen|Queen]].</ref> |
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|[[Stormcloak]] <ref name="Center" group="note">Eastmarch and Haafingar are the "centers" of their respective factions.</ref> |
|[[Stormcloak]] <ref name="Center" group="note">Eastmarch and Haafingar are the "centers" of their respective factions.</ref> |
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|[[Brunwulf Free-Winter]] |
|[[Brunwulf Free-Winter]] |
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| − | |[[Falkreath Hold|Falkreath]] |
+ | |[[Falkreath Hold (Skyrim)|Falkreath]] |
|[[Falkreath (Skyrim)|Falkreath]] |
|[[Falkreath (Skyrim)|Falkreath]] |
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|[[Siddgeir]] |
|[[Siddgeir]] |
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|[[Hjaalmarch]] |
|[[Hjaalmarch]] |
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| − | |[[Morthal]] |
+ | |[[Morthal (Skyrim)|Morthal]] |
|[[Idgrod Ravencrone]] |
|[[Idgrod Ravencrone]] |
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<ref name="CivilWar" group="note"/> |
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|[[The Reach]] |
|[[The Reach]] |
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| − | |[[Markarth]] |
+ | |[[Markarth (Skyrim)|Markarth]] |
|[[Igmund]] |
|[[Igmund]] |
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|[[Stormcloak]] |
|[[Stormcloak]] |
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|[[Maven Black-Briar]] |
|[[Maven Black-Briar]] |
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|[[Whiterun Hold|Whiterun]] |
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|Neutral, later [[Imperial Legion (Skyrim)|Imperial]] |
|Neutral, later [[Imperial Legion (Skyrim)|Imperial]] |
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|[[Vignar Gray-Mane]] |
|[[Vignar Gray-Mane]] |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *Taking a carriage to a hold that has no stables ([[Falkreath (Skyrim)|Falkreath]], [[Morthal (Skyrim)|Morthal]], [[Dawnstar (Skyrim)|Dawnstar]], and [[Winterhold (Skyrim)|Winterhold]]) costs 50 {{G}}, whereas those with stables ([[Windhelm (Skyrim)|Windhelm]], [[Solitude (Skyrim)|Solitude]], [[Markarth]], [[Riften (Skyrim)|Riften]], and [[Whiterun (Skyrim)|Whiterun]]) costs 20 {{G}}. |
+ | *Taking a carriage to a hold that has no stables ([[Falkreath (Skyrim)|Falkreath]], [[Morthal (Skyrim)|Morthal]], [[Dawnstar (Skyrim)|Dawnstar]], and [[Winterhold (Skyrim City)|Winterhold]]) costs 50 {{G}}, whereas those with stables ([[Windhelm (Skyrim)|Windhelm]], [[Solitude (Skyrim)|Solitude]], [[Markarth (Skyrim)|Markarth]], [[Riften (Skyrim)|Riften]], and [[Whiterun (Skyrim)|Whiterun]]) costs 20 {{G}}. |
==See also== |
==See also== |
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*{{Skyrim}} |
*{{Skyrim}} |
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| + | ==References== |
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| + | {{Reflist}} |
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| + | [[de:Fürstentum (Skyrim)]] |
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| + | [[es:Comarcas (Skyrim)]] |
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| + | [[fr:Châtellerie]] |
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| + | [[it:Feudi (Skyrim)]] |
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[[ja:Holds]] |
[[ja:Holds]] |
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[[nl:Vesting]] |
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[[Category:Skyrim: Holds]] |
[[Category:Skyrim: Holds]] |
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[[Category:Culture of Skyrim]] |
[[Category:Culture of Skyrim]] |
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[[Category:Skyrim: Locations]] |
[[Category:Skyrim: Locations]] |
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Revision as of 17:04, 3 August 2020
Map of Skyrim.
Holds are the nine administrative divisions of Skyrim, different from each other both in climate and local government.
Each of the nine Holds is governed by a Jarl who resides in the Hold's capital city. The Jarls are largely independent, but swear fealty to Skyrim's High King, who in turn swears fealty to the Emperor upon joining the Septim empire in the late Second Era.
Each Hold also employs their own guards, who can be identified by the color of their uniform and the Hold symbol they bear on their shields.
Given the independent nature of governance, crimes are tracked independently by each Hold, and a criminal who is wanted in one Hold may have no bounty in another.
Old Holds
- Main article: Old Holds
Winterhold, Eastmarch, The Rift and The Pale are known collectively as the "Old Holds," and have remained more isolated—not only from a geographic standpoint, but a political one as well, given that they are all initially aligned with the Stormcloaks during the civil war.[1] The Old Holds are bound together in history, as these holds were inhabited by the ancient Nords.
West Skyrim
- Main article: West Skyrim
Falkreath, Haafingar, Hjaalmarch, The Reach, and Whiterun are all known to be a part of West Skyrim. The Nords of Western Skyrim are known to be progressive and would see an influence from the Empires of Cyrodiil and other places such as High Rock or Hammerfell. These Holds tend to stick with each other in times of war such as during the Skyrim Civil War and the Alliance War.
The Holds of Skyrim
Footnotes
Trivia
- Taking a carriage to a hold that has no stables (Falkreath, Morthal, Dawnstar, and Winterhold) costs 50
, whereas those with stables (Windhelm, Solitude, Markarth, Riften, and Whiterun) costs 20 .