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'''Ysmir''' is the [[Nord]]ic aspect of [[Talos]].<ref name="vof">''[[Varities of Faith in the Empire]]''</ref> He withstood the power of [[the Greybeards]]' voices long enough to hear their prophecy. Later, many Nords could not look on him without seeing a [[Dragons (Lore)|dragon]].<ref name="vof" /> Ysmir is a name that has also been attributed to [[Wulfharth]], [[Pelinal Whitestrake]] and the [[Last Dragonborn]], although the authenticity of these stories is unclear.
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'''Ysmir''' is the [[Nord]]ic aspect of [[Talos]].<ref name="vof">''[[Varities of Faith in the Empire]]''</ref> According to the Greybeards, the name 'Ysmir' is, in fact, a title which means 'Dragon of the North'. It was given to the Emperor [[Tiber Septim]], who withstood the power of [[the Greybeards]]' [[Thu'um]], they recognized him as a [[Dragonborn (Lore)|Dragonborn]].<ref>Dialogue with [[Arngeir]]</ref> and gave him the title.
   
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Ysmir is, also, a name that was attributed to [[Wulfharth]], [[Pelinal Whitestrake]], although the authenticity of these stories is unclear.
According to the Greybeards, the name Ysmir is in fact a title which means 'Dragon of the North', and was christened upon the warrior Tiber Septim when the Greybeards formally recognized him as [[Dragonborn (Lore)|Dragonborn]].<ref>Dialogue with [[Arngeir]]</ref> The same title is also given unto the player character in {{Skyrim|!}}, implying that the name of Ysmir has been given to all Dragonborn.<ref>Events of {{Skyrim}}</ref>
 
   
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During the events that unfold in [[The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim]], after completing [[The Horn of Jurgen Windcaller]], the Greybeards greet the [[Last Dragonborn]] in the dragon tongue with the words: "''Lingrah krosis saraan Strundu'ul, voth nid balaan klov praan nau. Naal Thu'umu, mu ofan nii nu, Dovahkiin, naal suleyk do Kaan, naal suleyk do Shor, ahrk naal suleyk do Atmorasewuth. Meyz nu Ysmir, Dovahsebrom. Dahmaan daar rok.''". This can be translated by: "Long sorrow await Stormcrown, with no worthy head rest on. By our [[Dragon shout]], Dragonborn, we give it now, by power of [[Kyne]], by power of [[Shor]], by power of [[Atmora]] of the old. Come now Ysmir, Dragon of the North. Remember this he.".<ref>Events of {{Skyrim}}</ref>
This may also be supported by the tale of [[Tiber Septim]]'s taking of Hroldan, where he was visited by the specter of a long dead Nord king called Ysmir, who taught him to use the [[Dragon Shouts|dragon shout]]. This specter may have belonged to an even earlier Dragonborn warrior.{{Source}}
 
   
 
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Revision as of 18:50, 27 April 2016

File:Talos crop.jpg

Concept art for Talos.

Ysmir is the Nordic aspect of Talos.[1] According to the Greybeards, the name 'Ysmir' is, in fact, a title which means 'Dragon of the North'. It was given to the Emperor Tiber Septim, who withstood the power of the Greybeards' Thu'um, they recognized him as a Dragonborn.[2] and gave him the title.

Ysmir is, also, a name that was attributed to WulfharthPelinal Whitestrake, although the authenticity of these stories is unclear.

During the events that unfold in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, after completing The Horn of Jurgen Windcaller, the Greybeards greet the Last Dragonborn in the dragon tongue with the words: "Lingrah krosis saraan Strundu'ul, voth nid balaan klov praan nau. Naal Thu'umu, mu ofan nii nu, Dovahkiin, naal suleyk do Kaan, naal suleyk do Shor, ahrk naal suleyk do Atmorasewuth. Meyz nu Ysmir, Dovahsebrom. Dahmaan daar rok.". This can be translated by: "Long sorrow await Stormcrown, with no worthy head rest on. By our Dragon shout, Dragonborn, we give it now, by power of Kyne, by power of Shor, by power of Atmora of the old. Come now Ysmir, Dragon of the North. Remember this he.".[3]

Sources

  • Varities of Faith in the Empire

References

  1. Varities of Faith in the Empire
  2. Dialogue with Arngeir
  3. Events of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim