She talks about the Ka Po' Tun, 'The cat-folk of Akavir are very same to us.language, looks and culture.' Does that mean the Khajiit and Ka Po' Tun are relatives from the same family species? Here are my theories: But they do seem to speak the same language, if you come across Sadari'r'mei in the Elder Scrolls 3 Morrowind, she lived in the city of Ebonheart.

The Ka Po' Tun are much more buff, they are basically lions compared to a house-hold cat. But one part has caught me off guard, the Ka Po' Tun, the cat-folk of Akavir, they are not Khajiit, however they do share similarities. Their ancient rituals, symbols and culture. However my real assumptions about these so called 'cat folk' are true possibilities, i'm very fond of the lore surrounding Akavir. The exotic weaponry and armor they used in the First Era has been adopted by warriors throughout the continent, and their dragon has been adopted as one of the most potent symbols of the Septim Empire.This may seem very similar to a post you've seen about the Tsaesci, (Snake People Of Akavir). While our battles with Akavir are likely far from over, their influence on Tamrielic culture has not been uniformly negative. This proved to be a catastrophe, cumulatingВ with the loss of the Emperor and his entire army in Akavir at the Battle of Ionith in 3E 290. Tamriel met AkavirвЂ™s aggression many centuries later when Emperor Uriel V, a military genius by any measure, was so ambitious as to attempt an invasion of Akavir based on the Tsaesci intelligence of the Second Era. While tales that survive from the Akaviri Potentate describe these races in detail, it is unknown how literally they should be taken, given the possible mistranslation of the complex Tsaesci language. It should be noted that these various races of Akaviri have never been sighted by modern scholars. In addition to the Tsaesci, Akavir is said to be home to several other bestial and peculiar creatures: the monkeys of Tang Mo, the snow demons of Kamal, and the tiger dragons of Ka Po'Tun. It is from this era that we know most of what we do know of the land of Akavir. Eventually, they became, on the death of Emperor Reman IIIВ in the year 2920, the Potentates of Tamriel, and the defeated Akaviri ruled the land for over 400 years. The Emperor Reman was so impressed by the exotic weaponry and battle prowess of his defeated foe that he and his heirs allowed them to rise from prisoners to advisors of the second Empire of Tamriel. In the 2703rd year of the First Era, Tamriel first faced an organized armada of Tsaesci, the so-called вЂњAkaviri SnakemenвЂќ, and met the challenge with a resounding victory in the Pale Pass of Skyrim.

The very name вЂњAkavir,вЂќ in fact, means вЂњDragon Land.вЂќ Then, of course, there are the dragons, AkavirвЂ™s most deadly and beautiful former native child. Contemporary scholars find references to pirates with rat-like features, and still others who appeared canine, suggesting Akaviri cultures yet undiscovered and perhaps extinct.

Ships manned by bizarreВ beastfolk bewildered and horrified the earliest inhabitants of Tamriel. Their first appearance in history was as pirates, which we may now assume were also scouts for the eventual invasions. The mysterious land to the east of Tamriel has been our opponent numerous times, and still we know little about them. вЂњThras and Pyandonea have been implacable enemies of Summerset and parts of western Tamriel for thousands of years, but the deadliest adversary - and most influential alien culture since the coming of the Aldmer and Atmorans - has been Akavir.

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