The Kamal and Rimmen Akaviri attempted to rebuild the Empire, but the effort was doomed to failure. The Kamal were soon joined by the Akaviri of Rimmen, who had previously fled to Elsweyr to avoid Attrebus' persecution. Sometime before 2E 812, remnants of the Kamal invasion force who had somehow survived the slaughter at Vivec's Antlers resurfaced in Cyrodiil, seizing the Ruby Throne from the successors of the warlord Attrebus. the Tang Mo, described as 'monkey-folk' the Kamal, described as. This was not the last Tamriel would see of the Kamal, however. Bethesda has indeed already decided on a location for The Elder Scrolls 6 - That helps, at least.
With the aid of a tidal wave summoned by Vivec, the Kamal were obliterated by the three unlikely allies. Attrebus really thats the emperors son in the book Elder Scrolls: Infernal. The Kamal fought ferociously, hoping to last long enough for their fleet to arrive and evacuate them, but, at the last moment, a phalanx of Argonians joined the fray. Yeah main reason I would not attempt to write anything on Kamal or Akavir. There, on a beach just to the west of Ebonheart that would later be named Vivec's Antlers, they were surrounded by a Dunmer army led by Almalexia and a Nord army led by Prince Jorunn. Oddly, the Kamal army then headed south but ignored Riften, marching into the Stonefalls region of Morrowind. The Kamal fleet bypassed Morrowind entirely and landed near Windhelm in Eastern Skyrim, catching the Nords off-guard and sacking the city. In 2E 572, the Kamal invaded Tamriel under their king, Ada'Soom Dir-Kamal, reportedly searching for a person or object they called the "Ordained Receptacle".
The snow demons spend the winter frozen solid, but, when summer comes, they thaw out and attack Tang Mo, always unsuccessfully. Lua Kaml Yuille is an interdisciplinary scholar whose work connects property theory, economics, business law, critical pedagogy and group identity. The Kamal (or Kamali ) are a race of snow demons who live in Akavir.
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