But the Maormers are not really friendly and nearly nothing is known about Pyandonea, so i let it away from my map, like akavir and atmora which need to much personal creation/iterpretation if i wanted to show them. I remember in TES 4, in anvil, one NPC talk about commercial trade with some settlements on whats reamains of Yokuda. I don't add Pyandonea because its influence is quite low on Tamriel, Yokuda is more close to Tamriel culturally speaking. This map is not relevant at all !! that 'sinismeris' is purly 'fanfiction' there is no trace of that in any official ressources ! I set Yokuda after one of the known official devlopment mapВ from TES RedguardВ (link here : so no, the ocean between Tamriel and Yokuda isn't that great.Д«ut the map you showed me is a fan art, at least concerning yokuda aspectsВ i'm affraid. If I show it, i should show many other settlements and the map would be quite hard to read ^^ Yes I think the Skaal Village is to small to be showed on the map. Yes its Jehanna/Jehenna sry ^^ not the only one mistake ^^ don' know why i wrote it false. I actualy used the official map of this game 'collector' edition do draw Yokuda. And according to some devlopment texts from the game 'The Elder Scrolls AdventuresВ : Redguard' (Lord Vivec's Sword-Meeting With Cyrus the Restless), CyrusВ travel to Yokuda in ~2E 864 and already meet inhabitants. I remember in TES IV that some citizen of anvil will say that there is still comercial trade with islands on Yokuda. Yokuda was entirly ravaged by a cataclysm (kind of tsunami) in 1E 792 and the most part of the lands are now under the see but there still islands. By the way Solstheim in 4E 201 (Skyrim DLC Dragonborn) is under Dunmer control (house Redoran) and there is no trace of any imperial authority on the island. The Dunmer are a strong nationalists so its hard to imagine how the Empire still rules Morrowind after 3E 433. Furthermore, the Hllaalu house, main ally from the Empire, House of the Kings of Morrowind (for exemple Helseth), no more exist since the Oblivion crysis. And yes Elsweyr is now divided into Anequina and Pellitine.Д¬oncerning MorrowindВ I can't remember any clear mention about the relation between Morrowind and the Empire and about any independanceВ (in theВ games and in the books) but its know that the Empire 'leave' Morrowind durring theВ oblivion crysis and that the Dunmer were left alone to deal with it and with the Argonian invasion soon after at the begining of the 4th Era. I'm open for any suggestion and comments ^^Д¬oncerning Orsinium and Elsweyr you'r 100% right and I already correct it on my new version of this map i will upload soon ^^ On this map i used the position of the 2nd Orsinium (from TESO) and it wasn't a good choice i admit it XD The 4th Orsinium (Skyrim) is somewere in the mountains between Markarth and Dragonstar. It is my own interpretation after many hours playingВ the Elder ScrollsВ Games and DLCs, and using all official information on the web, and using some imagination too ^^ In other color : RedВ for Yokuda, partially populated with Redguards, and grey for the devasted lands of Vvardenfell In Purple, the Dunmer Territories in the devasted Morrowind provinceДЄnd in blue, the Stormcloak's rebelion Territory (steered by Ulfric Stormcloak) In Green, the Argonian State in Black Marsh In Orange, the Redguard Kingdom of Hammerfell In Yellow, the Aldmeri Dominion, with the Aldmers of the Summerset Islands, the Bosmers of Vallenwood, and the Khajiits of Elsweyr. In Pink, the Human Empire (steered by Titus Mede II), with the Imperials of Cyrodiil, the Nords of Skyrim, and the Bretons of Highrock. It represent the territories of the different nations This is the map of Tamriel, the Elder Scrolls continent, at the year 4E201.

Tamriel 4th era map