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Painting of Reman Cyrodiil II by Habsi the Geek

Birth Name: Prince Reman
Family: Reman Dynasty
Surname: Cyrodiil
Suffixes: II
Gender: Male
Born: circa. 1E 2700
Age: 58
Province of Birth: Imperial City, Cyrodiil
Resided in: Imperial City, Cyrodiil;
Title: Dragonblood; Emperor of Tamriel
Religion: 8 Divines Pantheon;

Physical Appearence

Race: Imperial
Eye colour: Black
Hair colour: Grey (Formerly Black)

Relationship

Parents: Emperor Kastav Cyrodiil I (Presumably), Unknown Mother
Siblings: -
Relationship status: Married
Spouses: Unknown
Children: Prince Brazolus Dor (Presumably)

Short Biography:

Reman II was a master tactician, and studying records of the battles he fought shows not only his own acumen, but his respect for his troops—and those of the enemy. When he conquered new territory for the Empire, he established rule with a careful hand, avoiding too much disruption to local customs, traditions, and particularly to established trade. The Imperial culture spread, of course, but not through forced assimilation. Rather, the people came to accept and support the Empire by reaping the benefits of free trade, stability, and the development of better infrastructure. He gathered advisors from each province, and focused on his people more than many Emperors ever had.

- Reman II: The Limits of Ambition

Full Reman Dynasty Members

Description
Painting of Reman Cyrodiil II by Habsi the Geek

Birth Name: Prince Reman
Family: Reman Dynasty
Surname: Cyrodiil
Suffixes: II
Gender: Male
Born: circa. 1E 2700
Age: 58
Province of Birth: Imperial City, Cyrodiil
Resided in: Imperial City, Cyrodiil;
Title: Dragonblood; Emperor of Tamriel
Religion: 8 Divines Pantheon;

Physical Appearence

Race: Imperial
Eye colour: Black
Hair colour: Grey (Formerly Black)

Relationship

Parents: Emperor Kastav Cyrodiil I (Presumably), Unknown Mother
Siblings: -
Relationship status: Married
Spouses: Unknown
Children: Prince Brazolus Dor (Presumably)

Short Biography:

Reman II was a master tactician, and studying records of the battles he fought shows not only his own acumen, but his respect for his troops—and those of the enemy. When he conquered new territory for the Empire, he established rule with a careful hand, avoiding too much disruption to local customs, traditions, and particularly to established trade. The Imperial culture spread, of course, but not through forced assimilation. Rather, the people came to accept and support the Empire by reaping the benefits of free trade, stability, and the development of better infrastructure. He gathered advisors from each province, and focused on his people more than many Emperors ever had.

- Reman II: The Limits of Ambition

Full Reman Dynasty Members