On remarquera particulièrement l'université et ses bibliothèques près de Faneracine. Ces cités, ainsi que les cités de Val-boisé de Havre, de Foyeraie et de Silvenar, ont toutes prospéré grâce au commerce qui suivit l'établissement de la Tour d'or blanc dans ce qui est à présent le cœur de Cyrodiil. À ce point de notre étude, nous nous devons de mentionner la remarquable cité de Ceyatatar ainsi que la colonie ayléide se trouvant sous la Bravil actuelle. Étude sur la colonisation triomphale des régions septentrionales par les Hauts-Elfes du continent Rédigé par Homfrey, historien renommé de l'université de Gwylim, 2E 455 This would explain their savagery and lack of regard for the greatness of mainland Elven culture. It is possible that the Maormer had broken the Aldmer traditions of racial purity and intermingled with indigenous, bestial tribes of Pyandonea.
What villainous tribe would injure and pillage such magnificence? Marching inland, they plundered not only the Elden Root enclave, but also the Great Tree itself. The Ayleids there built their city in and around what is called the Elden Tree or the First Tree, believed by many to be the tree that seeded all of Valenwood.īoth Haven and Woodhearth were destroyed utterly by the sieging Maormer, who cared little for the advanced and enlightened ways of the Valenwood Aldmer. Of note in particular is the university and libraries at nearby Elden Root. These cities, along with the Valenwood cities of Haven, Woodhearth, and Silvenar, all flourished as a result of increased trade after the establishment of the great White-Gold Tower in what is now the heart of Cyrodiil. …At this point, we should mention the remarkable cities of Ceyatatar, and the Ayleid settlement beneath what is now modern Bravil. Written by the Esteemed Historian Homfrey at the University of Gwylim, 2E 455īeing a Survey of the Triumphant Settlement of the Heartland High Elves in the Southern Regions
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