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[[File:OB-banner-Mythic Dawn.jpg|right|thumb|100px|Tapestry of the Mythic Dawn]]
The {{Lore Link|Mythic Dawn}} was a secret cult that worshipped the {{Lore Link|Daedric Princes|Prince of Destruction}}, {{Lore Link|Mehrunes Dagon}}, and carried out an assassination plot which brought about the {{Lore Link|Oblivion Crisis}} and thus the end of the {{Lore Link|Third Era}}.{{Ref|name=TOC|{{Cite book|The Oblivion Crisis}}}} {{Lore Link|Uriel Septim VII|Emperor Uriel Septim VII}} and his heirs were slain as part of an attempt to lead a {{Lore Link|Daedra|Daedric}} invasion of {{Lore Link|Tamriel}}.{{Ref|name=TOC}} The Mythic Dawn's leader was [[Lore:Mankar Camoran|Mankar Camoran]], whose son Raven and daughter Ruma were his key lieutenants; of which all three were slain in {{Year|3E 433}} by the [[Lore:Hero|Champion of Cyrodiil]].{{Ref|name=TOC}}{{Ref|name=Oblivion|[[Oblivion:Paradise|Events]] of [[Oblivion:Oblivion|Oblivion]].}} The Mythic Dawn had many sleeper agents posing as regular townsfolk scattered throughout Tamriel, as well as a shrine to Mehrunes Dagon hidden in a cavern near {{Lore Link|Lake Arrius}} that served as their base.{{Ref|name=TOC}} After the remnants of the Mythic Dawn were killed, Mehrunes Dagon's artifact [[Lore:Mehrunes' Razor|Mehrunes' Razor]] was broken into four pieces.{{Ref|name=TKOTR|{{Cite book|The Keepers of the Razor}}}} These pieces were hidden by several families, but were purportedly reunited in {{Lore Link|Skyrim}} during the [[Lore:Stormcloak Rebellion|Stormcloak Rebellion]].{{Ref|name=Skyrim|[[Skyrim:Pieces of the Past|Events]] of [[Skyrim:Skyrim|Skyrim]].}} A museum dedicated to the Mythic Dawn opened in [[Lore:Dawnstar|Dawnstar]] in {{Year|4E 201}}.{{Ref|name=Skyrim}}<noinclude>
==See Also==
*For more information, see the [[Oblivion:Mythic Dawn|Oblivion Mythic Dawn article]].
===Books===
* {{Book Link|Mythic Dawn Commentaries}}
* {{Book Link|The Oblivion Crisis}}
==References==
<references/></noinclude>
[[File:OB-banner-Mythic Dawn.jpg|right|thumb|100px|Tapestry of the Mythic Dawn]]
The {{Lore Link|Mythic Dawn}} was a secret cult that worshipped the {{Lore Link|Daedric Princes|Prince of Destruction}}, {{Lore Link|Mehrunes Dagon}}, and carried out an assassination plot which brought about the {{Lore Link|Oblivion Crisis}} and thus the end of the {{Lore Link|Third Era}}.{{Ref|name=TOC|{{Cite book|The Oblivion Crisis}}}} {{Lore Link|Uriel Septim VII|Emperor Uriel Septim VII}} and his heirs were slain as part of an attempt to lead a {{Lore Link|Daedra|Daedric}} invasion of {{Lore Link|Tamriel}}.{{Ref|name=TOC}} The Mythic Dawn's leader was [[Lore:Mankar Camoran|Mankar Camoran]], whose son Raven and daughter Ruma were his key lieutenants; of which all three were slain in {{Year|3E 433}} by the [[Lore:Hero|Champion of Cyrodiil]].{{Ref|name=TOC}}{{Ref|name=Oblivion|[[Oblivion:Paradise|Events]] of [[Oblivion:Oblivion|Oblivion]].}} The Mythic Dawn had many sleeper agents posing as regular townsfolk scattered throughout Tamriel, as well as a shrine to Mehrunes Dagon hidden in a cavern near {{Lore Link|Lake Arrius}} that served as their base.{{Ref|name=TOC}} After the remnants of the Mythic Dawn were killed, Mehrunes Dagon's artifact [[Lore:Mehrunes' Razor|Mehrunes' Razor]] was broken into four pieces.{{Ref|name=TKOTR|{{Cite book|The Keepers of the Razor}}}} These pieces were hidden by several families, but were purportedly reunited in {{Lore Link|Skyrim}} during the [[Lore:Stormcloak Rebellion|Stormcloak Rebellion]].{{Ref|name=Skyrim|[[Skyrim:Pieces of the Past|Events]] of [[Skyrim:Skyrim|Skyrim]].}} A museum dedicated to the Mythic Dawn opened in [[Lore:Dawnstar|Dawnstar]] in {{Year|4E 201}}.{{Ref|name=Skyrim}}<noinclude>
==See Also==
*For more information, see the [[Oblivion:Mythic Dawn|Oblivion Mythic Dawn article]].
===Books===
* {{Book Link|Mythic Dawn Commentaries}}
* {{Book Link|The Oblivion Crisis}}
==References==
<references/></noinclude>