Editing Valenwood

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{{For|the province in Online|Valenwood (Online)}}
'''Valenwood''' is a southwestern [[province]] of [[Tamriel]], and home to the [[Bosmer]], or Wood Elves. It lies west of [[Elsweyr]], southwest of [[Cyrodiil]], and east of the [[Abecean Sea]].

==People==
===Bosmer===
[[File:Bosmer avatar 3 (Legends).png|thumb|200px|right|Artwork of a Bosmer from {{Legends}}]]
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The Bosmer are the major species in Valenwood. Their strict "[[Green Pact]]" prohibits the use of wood or other vegetable derivatives as building materials.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> This pact also has other such rules as that a fallen enemy must be completely consumed before three days pass.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> They also cannot smoke anything of a vegetable nature. Bone pipes are common, however, and are filled with caterpillars or tree grubs.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> 

The Bosmer are one of the smallest races in Tamriel with males being smaller than females. They are born with skin colors ranging from light brown to pale tan to light green. Some Bosmer also may have horns. They are known to be extremely agile and quick. Their nimbleness serves them best in any art involving thievery. Many are well respected [[Archery|archers]], due to their inherent mastery of the bow.

They also have a deep-seated fear of [[Necromancy]].<ref>''[[Corpse Preparation v I]]''</ref>

===Imga===
[[File:Imga.jpg|thumb|200px|The [[Imga]].]]
{{Main|Imga}}
The Great Apes, or [[Imga]], are native beastfolk of Valenwood. They see the High Elves as their lords and masters, and as a portrait of an ideal, civilized society. Great Apes go to desperate measures to emulate the High Elves: they wear capes, practice with the dueling sword, and attempt to speak with perfect enunciation and courtly manners despite their gravelly, baritone voices. 

Each Imga bears some kind of title, be it Baron, Duke, Earl, or the like, which they use when addressing the members of the [[Thalmor]]. There are no landowning Imga.<ref name="Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Aldmeri Dominion">''[[Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Aldmeri Dominion]]''</ref>

===The Hollow===
The [[Hollow]] are a unique sentient race that serve the [[Wilderking]]. They are made from stone and the reanimated bodies from deceased inhabitants of Valenwood. No Hollows are free-willed, save for [[Sumiril]], who was the first Hollow created by the Valenwood and a powerful [[Altmer]] named Ostion.<ref name=SumirilBook>''[[Sumiril's Book]]''</ref>

==Government==
===Camoran Dynasty===
[[File:Elden Tree Throne Room (online).png|thumb|250px|The [[Camoran Throne]]]]
{{Main|Camoran Dynasty}}
The '''Camoran Dynasty''' is the ruling royal family of Valenwood, and one of the oldest Empires on Tamriel.

The Dynasty itself is split into the treethanes of [[Falinesti]], [[Silvenar (City)|Silvenar]], [[Haven]], [[Archen]], [[Elden Root|Eldenroot]], [[Woodhearth]],<ref name="PGE3"/> [[Karthdar]], [[Greenhill]], [[Deepwoods]], [[Tanglehaven]], [[Bramblebreach]], and [[Willowgrove]].<ref>{{Online}}</ref> The ancient [[Camoran Throne|Camoran throne]] is somewhere in the highest branches of Falinesti; the walking city of the [[Bosmer]] king.<ref name="PGE1">''[[Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Aldmeri Dominion]]''</ref>

The Camoran Dynasty was founded by King [[Eplear]] of Valenwood on Year Zero of the [[First Era]].<ref name="PGE3">''[[Pocket Guide to the Empire, Third Edition: Valenwood]]''</ref><ref name="BAM">''[[Before the Ages of Man]]''</ref> Eplear's success in uniting the Bosmer is counted among the greatest military feats in Tamriel's history.<ref name="PGE3"/>

==Military==
===Dominion Military===
[[File:Valenwood Sentry card art.png|thumb|250px|A [[Valenwood Sentry]] fighting for the Dominion.]]
{{Main|Dominion Military}}
Although Valenwood doesn't appear to have a unified military force of it's own, for much of it's history it has been part of and protected by the Dominion Military.

The Dominion Military is a military force made up of soldiers from the three provinces of the Aldmeri Dominion: Summerset Isles, Valenwood and Elsweyr. Each race is also known to use a variety of different tactics in one-on-one combat. The [[Bosmer]] are known to attack from different sides or use [[bows]] and [[arrows]] to defeat their opponent.<ref name="EHAD">''[[Eagle Hunter: Against the Dominion]]''</ref>

==Geography==
[[File:Bosmer Temple.jpg|thumb|250px|The dense forests of Valenwood.]]
Valenwood has a largely uninhabited forest wilderness. The coasts of Valenwood are dominated by mangrove swamps and sub-tropical rain forests, while heavy rainfalls nurture the temperate inland rain forests. The Bosmer live in clan-houses at sites scattered along the coast and through the interior, connected only by undeveloped foot trails. The few Imperial roads traverse vast dense woodlands, studded with tiny, widely separated settlements, and carry little trade or traffic of any kind.<ref>''[[Provinces of Tamriel]]''</ref> Furthermore, the nation is home to giant, migratory trees, such as [[Falinesti]], that house their cities.

Much of the region is impenetrable mangrove and coastal rain forest, with few grasslands or glade areas until further north near the ''[[Gold Coast|Strident Coast]]''. It is "a sea of endless green, a maze of foliage with half-hidden cities growing like blooms from a flower," and "the home of the Bosmer is Tamriel's garden"<ref name="PGE3:V">''[[Pocket Guide to the Empire, Third Edition: Valenwood]]''</ref> [[Domica Redwort]] is an herb grown by many residents of Valenwood for their beautiful and showy flowers. They attain a height of about three feet and have feathery leaves; the flowers are usually bright red. In addition to their beauty, they are said to have magical abilities to enhance the appearance of anyone who carries or wears one of the flowers.<ref>''[[Special Flora of Tamriel]]''</ref>

==History==
Valenwood was claimed as a wasteland province of the [[Second Empire]],<ref name="PGE1:AD">''[[Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Aldmeri Dominion]]''</ref> and its geography is partially described in several Imperial surveys. Valenwood is noteworthy in that it has no cities or townships built by the [[Bosmer|Wood Elves]] themselves.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> The Wood Elves permitted a few roads to be built by the Second Empire,<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> but neglect their maintenance, as the Bosmer do not need roads to move easily through the thickest forest.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> These roads would be now overgrown were it not for the [[Altmer|High Elves]] of the [[Thalmor]], who have repaired and widened them for rapid passage of their arms to and from the coast.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/>

===[[First Era]]===
The first Era was founded after King [[Eplear]], a Bosmer, and founder of the [[Camoran Dynasty]], began his rule.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> Soon after this founding, the Bosmeri began to change, to suit the environments of the forest in which they lived. In return for the patronage of [[Y'ffre]], the Forest God (either one of the old ancestor spirits or an aspect of the true pantheon), they swore never to kill, injure, or eat any of the vegetation of the new home, which became known as the [[Green Pact]].<ref name="PGE3:V"/> The Bosmeri unity should be considered an important military feat in itself, as Eplear managed to unify the disparate groups into a unified group.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> In [[1E 340]], the [[Camoran Dynasty]] formed a trade pact with the human slave rebels of the [[Alessian Order]].<ref name="PGE3:V"/> This they then were forced to undo in [[1E 369]], with one of the [[Wild Hunt]]s killing king [[Borgas]] of [[Skyrim]],<ref name="PGE3:V"/> who was planning on declaring war on the Bosmer.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> Valenwood was able to maintain its independence for the majority of the First Era.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> It was only in [[1E 2714]], after unrelenting warfare from the Cyrodiil's and Colovia combined, coupled with the devastating effects of the [[Thrassian Plague]], that finally brought the Camoran Dynasty into the [[Reman Empire]].<ref name="PGE3:V"/> Reman then ensured that Valenwood would not be a threat to the [[Second Empire]] by raising the cities of [[Falinesti]], [[Silvenar (City)|Silvenar]], [[Haven]], [[Archen]], [[Elden Root]], and [[Woodhearth]] from local trading posts to full-fledged powers in their own right.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> As well as these, three other cities were granted city-state status, which made Valenwood as a whole easier to govern.<ref name="ESOLoading">{{Online}} Loading Screens</ref>

===[[Second Era]]===
[[File:Bosmer.png|thumb|250px|A symbol of the Bosmer used during the Second Era.]]
After the fall of the [[Second Empire]] in [[2E 430]], the Camorans tried to unify themselves once more under the one banner, however, they had drifted too far apart culturally.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> They then began to war with one another, the Khajiit to the east, and the Colovians to the north.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> As they were disunified, they offered no resistance to the encroachments made by the [[Maormer]] of [[Pyandonea]].<ref name="PGE3:V"/>

During the 5th Century, the [[Camoran Dynasty]] had reasserted itself, and, with the exception of the [[Blacksap Rebellion]], managed to assert [[Elden Root]] as the capital. This would become the capital of the [[Aldmeri Dominion (Online)|Aldmeri Dominion]].<ref name="ESO">Events of {{Online}}</ref>

====Human settlements====
The majority of human outposts built during the time of the [[Second Empire]] have been abandoned during the [[Interregnum]],<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> and have been reclaimed instead by "[[beastfolk]]" such as [[Centaur]]s, [[Orsimer|Orcs]], and [[Imga]] - that share the forests with the Bosmer tribes.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> Humans, in general, have learned not to intrude in the forests of Valenwood.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> While they once depended entirely on the annual [[Stridmeet]] caravans of the [[Colovian West]],<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> the Wood Elves now rely entirely on the sea power of the [[Second Aldmeri Dominion|Aldmeri Dominion]] for whatever they require from the outside world (As of [[2E 864]]).<ref name="PGE1:AD"/>

For a brief period of time, the [[Colovian]] armies used Bosmer Archers, such as in the [[War of Rihad]] in [[2E 862]],<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> however they were highly undisciplined and prone to desertion to be of significant use.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> They are quite adept at sneaking, and one of their most famous poems, the [[Meh Ayleidion]] literally means ''The One Thousand Benefits of Hiding''.<ref name="PGE1:AD"/>

====[[Second Aldmeri Dominion|Aldmeri Dominion]]====
Valenwood also became part of the [[Second Aldmeri Dominion|Aldmeri Dominion]], a coalition of the [[Altmer]] and Bosmer that was considered to be the most stable empire in Tamriel,<ref name="PGE3:V"/> and they ruled until the armies of [[Tiber Septim]] wiped them out.<ref name="PGE3:V"/>

===[[Third Era]]===
After conquering Valenwood, Tiber Septim wisely decided to let the Bosmeri retain some symbols of its independence, so as to limit dissension.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> Thus, they allowed the creation of local chiefs and the [[Camoran Dynasty|Camoran Kings]] to remain.<ref name="PGE3:V"/>

They are recorded as having been involved in the [[War of the Red Diamond]],<ref name="BHoE2">''[[Brief History of the Empire, v 2]]''</ref> along with the provinces of [[Hammerfell]], [[Summerset Isle]], [[Elsweyr]], [[Black Marsh]], and [[Skyrim]],<ref name="BHoE2"/> and although it is not explicitly mentioned which side they fought on, it is likely that they went to the aid of Emperor [[Cephorus Septim|Cephorus Septim I]]. However, the war itself left Valenwood unscathed.<ref name="PGE3:V"/>

====Camoran Usurper====
Also known as [[Haymon Camoran]], Hart-King, and Camoran Hart-King,<ref name="Refugees">''[[The Refugees]]''</ref> the Camoran Usurper began his deadly attacks on Valenwood in [[3E 249]].<ref name="PGE3:V"/><ref name="BHoE3">''[[Brief History of the Empire, v 3]]''</ref><ref>''[[Pocket Guide to the Empire, Third Edition: Eras]]''</ref> Two years later, in [[3E 251]], the Camoran Usurper had conquered all of Valenwood,<ref name="Refugees"/> and began his fateful march northwards before eventually getting defeated at the [[Battle of Firewaves]] by Baron [[Othrok]] of [[Dwynnen]] in [[3E 267]].<ref name="PGE3:V"/><ref>''[[The Fall of the Usurper]]''</ref><ref>''[[Pocket Guide to the Empire, Third Edition: High Rock]]''</ref>

====[[Five Year War]]====
{{Main|Five Year War}}
The Five Year War, lasting, as it did, from [[3E 395]] until its conclusion in [[3E 399]], was a serious conflict between [[Elsweyr]] and Valenwood.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> More details are available on the main article of this War.

====[[War of the Blue Divide]]====
{{Main|War of the Blue Divide}}
The War of the Blue Divide was a war between the [[Altmer]] of [[Summerset Isles]] and those of the Bosmer of Valenwood.<ref name="PGE3:V"/> More details are available on the main page.

====Other changes====
At the close of the Third Era (as at [[3E 432]], anyway), significant changes were occurring in Valenwood. The [[Wild Hunt]] had been sighted again for the first time in "over 500 years." <ref name="PGE3:V"/> The "Walking City" of [[Falinesti]] has taken root for the first time in recorded history,<ref name="PGE3:V"/> and there is a new Bosmer prophet, the [[Precursor]],<ref name="PGE3:V"/> preaching that the old Forest God [[Y'ffre]] is returning with new gifts for his favored people. Whether these are isolated events, or signs of some great change coming to Valenwood, remains to be seen.<ref name="PGE3:V"/>

===Fourth Era===
Seeking to recreate the Aldmeri Dominion, the Thalmor expanded their power into the provinces of Valenwood, Elsweyr, and briefly into [[Cyrodiil]] and [[Hammerfell]]. Summerset became independent shortly after the Oblivion Crisis, with the Thalmor taking credit for ending the crisis. Shortly after, the Thalmor and their sympathizers in Valenwood organized a coup to remove the Imperial rule. However, since not all of Valenwood agreed to Thalmor rule, rebellions occurred. These were funded by the [[Penitus Oculatus]], however, despite the efforts of the Penitus Oculatus, most of these rebellions were taken down harshly.<ref name=LoS>{{Lord of Souls}}</ref> Following the consolidation of Valenwood and the [[Summerset Isles]] into the [[Third Aldmeri Dominion]], the Dominion began a policy of expanding Aldmeri influence and power across Tamriel at the expense of the Third Empire of Cyrodiil. By claiming they had returned the Moons following the Void Nights, the Thalmor were seen as the saviors of the Khajiiti people, which resulted in adding the Khajiiti kingdoms of Anequina and Pelletine as client states to the Dominion. However, this expansion caught, even more, the attention of the Third Empire, which began a rivalry between the Dominion and the Empire that would ultimately lead up to the Great War, a devastating war fought between the Dominion and Empire. After 70 years of shutting communications with the Empire, it reestablished diplomatic relations with it.

Following the Great War, the Aldmeri Dominion experienced increased prestige and power that the Mer had not possessed since the [[Second Aldmeri Dominion]], which had been defeated by [[Tiber Septim]] in the final years of the Second Era. Confident of its ability to dictate the Empire, the Dominion further expanded its influence into the other provinces of [[Tamriel]]. Rumors now hold that the Aldmeri Dominion is "cleansing" Valenwood, this has led to Bosmer such as Malborn, a Wood Elf in Skyrim whose family was murdered in such an event, to begin to work against them.

==Oreyn Bearclaw==
[[Oreyn Bearclaw]] was one of Valenwood's most legendary heroes.<ref name="TamLore">''[[Tamrielic Lore]]''</ref> He was the son of king [[Faume Toad-Eye]], and was a respected clan hunter, as well as a future leader.<ref name="TamLore"/> Legend claims that he single-handedly defeated the [[Glenhwyfaunva]],<ref name="TamLore"/> the witch-serpent of [[Elderwood]], forever bringing peace to his clan. He would accomplish numerous other deeds, before eventually losing his life to the [[Knahaten Flu]].<ref name="TamLore"/>

==Religion==
The major deity that the [[Bosmer]] worship is [[Y'ffre]].<ref name="Var">''[[Varieties of Faith in the Empire]]''</ref> The [[Bosmeri pantheon]] is listed by this same book as follows: [[Auri-El]], [[Y'ffre]], [[Arkay]], [[Z'en]], [[Xarxes]], [[Baan Dar]], [[Mara]], [[Stendarr]], [[Lorkhan]], [[Herma-Mora]], [[Jone]], [[Jode]].<ref name="Var"/> The Bosmer also worship a god called [[Ius]].<ref name="Ius">''[[Ius, Animal God]]''</ref>

===Y'ffre===
[[File:Y'ffre Tree Concept Art.png|thumb|Depiction of Y'ffre as a [[Graht-oak]]]]
[[Y'ffre]] (God of the Forest and Song, known as [[Jephre]] in the [[Aldmeri Pantheon]]): Most important deity of the Bosmeri pantheon. While [[Auri-El]] Time Dragon might be the king of the gods, the Bosmer revere Y'ffre as the spirit of "the now." According to the Wood Elves, after the creation of the mortal plane everything was in chaos. The first mortals were turning into plants and animals and back again. Then Y'ffre transformed himself into the first of the [[Ehlnofey]], or "Earth Bones." After these laws of nature were established, mortals had a semblance of safety in the new world, because they could finally understand it. Y'ffre is sometimes called the Storyteller, for the lessons he taught the first Bosmer. Some Bosmer still possess the knowledge of the chaos times, which they can use to great effect (the [[Wild Hunt]]).<ref name="Var"/>

===Auri-El===
[[File:Auriel statue.png|thumb|A statue of Auri-El.]]
[[Auri-El]] (King of the [[Aldmer]]): The Elven Akatosh is Auri-El. Auri-El is the soul of [[Anui-El]], who, in turn, is the soul of [[Anu]] the Everything. He is the chief of most Aldmeri pantheons. Most [[Altmer]]i and Bosmeri claim direct descent from Auri-El. In his only known moment of weakness, he agreed to take his part in the creation of the mortal plane, that act which forever sundered the Elves from the spirit worlds of eternity. To make up for it, Auri-El led the original Aldmer against the armies of [[Lorkhan]] in mythic times, vanquishing that tyrant and establishing the first kingdoms of the Altmer, [[Atmora]] Old [[Ehlnofey]]. He then ascended to heaven in full observance of his followers so that they might learn the steps needed to escape the mortal plane.<ref name="Var"/>

===Z'en===
[[Z'en]] (God of Toil): Bosmeri god of payment in kind. Studies indicate origins in both [[Argonian]] and [[Akaviri]] mythologies, perhaps introduced into Valenwood by [[Kothringi]] sailors. Ostensibly an agriculture deity, Z'en sometimes proves to be an entity of a much higher cosmic order. His worship died out shortly after the [[Knahaten Flu]].<ref name="Var"/> He is linked to the [[Aedra]] [[Zenithar]].<ref name="Var"/>

===[[Wilderking]]===
[[File:Wilderking.png|thumb|150px|The Wilderking's physical form.]]
The Wilderking, also known as the Wilderqueen, is a god worshipped in Valenwood, though more commonly in [[Greenshade]]. It is the conjunction of a powerful [[Mer]] and the spirit of the Valenwood, with "the Green" mantling the mortal, making them the new Wilderking/queen. The Wilderking's domain is known as the [[Wilderking Court]], with his physical form residing at the throne of the Wilderking above the city of [[Greenheart]].  <ref name="ESOLoading"/>

===[[Ius]]===
Ius is a god depicted in statues throughout Valenwood, [[Hammerfell]] and [[Elsweyr]], depicting a misshapen humanoid carrying a rod.<ref name="Ius"/>

==Regions==
===[[Grahtwood]]===
[[File:Esograhtwood.png|thumb|200px|Grahtwood]]
Grahtwood is the southeastern portion of Valenwood. It is home to the most [[Graht-oak]]s of any other region, and has a dense humid jungle climate.<ref name="ESOLoading"/>

===[[Greenshade]]===
[[File:Esogreenshade.png|thumb|200px|Greenshade]]
Greenshade is the southwestern portion of Valenwood. It is filled with green plains and luscious rivers.<ref name="ESOLoading"/>

===[[Malabal Tor]]===
[[File:Esomalabaltor.png|thumb|200px|Malabal Tor]]
Malabal Tor is the northwestern portion of Valenwood. It borders the [[Gold Coast]] of [[Cyrodiil]], having the border run along the [[Strid River]]. The region is filled with tall trees, having much of the forest floor shrouded in shade.<ref name="ESOLoading"/>

====Falinesti====
{{Main|Falinesti}}
The walking city of the Bosmer king, '''Falinesti''' is south in the summer and north come ''Hearth Fire''. It is the largest of Valenwood ''graht-oaks'', whose magic was invoked at the dawn of recorded history. The Camoran throne is somewhere in the highest branches, as are numerous other natural dwellings. Wood Elves climb about its surface like termites, or carefully swing from level to level by means of thorny vines. Humans have generally been too unsettled by the city to stay there long, though Great Apes ([[Imga]]) and [[Orsimer|Orcs]] are common.

[[Eric of Guis]] stayed in this capital city during its summer migration,<ref name="PGE1:AD"/> and had this to say about it: ''"No less abhorrent are the Bosmer than their kin at Summerset, but they are far more cooperative. The Wood Elves love the current human activity because it makes them feel important."''<ref name="PGE1:AD"/>

===[[Reaper's March]]===
[[File:Esoreapersmarch.png|thumb|200px|Reaper's March]]
Reaper's March is the northeastern portion of Valenwood, shared in conjunction with Elsweyr. It was once known as "Northern Valenwood," but following the fall of the [[Reman Empire]], the region received so much bloody warfare many the inhabitants even began to call it by said name. It is a dry Savannah-like area, covered in rocky terrain and dry plains.<ref name="ESOLoading"/>

==See also==
*[[Bosmer]]
*[[Imga]]
*[[Wild Hunt]]
*[[Camoran Usurper]]
*[[Five Year War]]
*[[War of the Blue Divide]]
*[[Aldmeri Dominion]]
*[[Green Pact]]
*[[A Dance in the Fire]]

==Trivia==
*The entire province of Valenwood is explorable in {{Online}}.<ref>{{Online}} [http://elderscrollsonline.com/en-uk/map/tamriel Interactive Map of Tamriel]</ref>
*Valenwood was the location of [[Auriel's Bow]] in {{Arena}}.
*''[[Beggar Prince]]'' tells the story of the "13th Child of the King of Valenwood.<ref>''[[Beggar Prince]]''</ref>
*Lady [[Allena Benoch]] was the former Valenwood [[Fighters Guild]] Champion.<ref>''[[Words and Philosophy]]''</ref>
*[[Pelagius Septim III]] (The Mad Emperor) spent time at an asylum in Valenwood, before being transferred to [[Torval]].<ref>''[[The Asylum Ball]]''</ref>
*Former [[Bethesda Softworks]] employee [[Michael Kirkbride]] has described the origin of the name "Valenwood" as having been "swiped from the ''[[Wikipedia:Dragonlance Chronicles|Dragonlance Chronicles]]'',"<ref group="UL">[https://www.reddit.com/r/teslore/comments/il1mj5/a_theory_i_have_about_the_eternal_champion_and/g3p2gxr/?context=3 Reddit comment by Michael Kirkbride]</ref> wherein the term referred to a kind of tree.

==Appearances==
*{{Arena}}
*{{Daggerfall}} {{Mo}}
*{{Morrowind}} {{Mo}}
*{{Oblivion}} {{Mo}}
*{{Skyrim}} {{Mo}}
*{{Online}}
**{{Wolfhunter}}
**{{Scalebreaker}}
*{{Blades}}

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