Lore:Regulus Terentius

Count Regulus Terentius
Count Regulus Terentius
Race	Imperial	Gender	Male
Born		Third Era
Resided in		Bravil
Appears in		Oblivion

Regulus Terentius was the Count of Bravil during the late Third Era. He came from the respectable Terentius family, a noble family that had resided in Bravil since at least the mid-Second Era. With an unknown woman he had a son, Gellius.

In his younger days, Terentius was a noted tournament champion. During this time, the people of Bravil regarded him as a great and kind man. However, by 3E 433, power and idleness had spoiled him, and he was disliked by the residents of Bravil, who had come to regard him as a loafer and philanderer. The Count's unpopularity can also be attributed to Gellius, who was considered spoiled and was a skooma addict. Terentius preferred to spend his time engaged in his pastimes instead of ruling County Bravil, so responsibility for his duties fell to his steward, Dro'Nahrahe.

During Terentius' reign, County Bravil was troubled by the Renrijra Krin insurgency, so he appointed Drels Theran as his special inquisitor in charge of suppressing the insurgents. During the Oblivion Crisis of 3E 433, Terentius believed that High Chancellor Ocato planned to use his position as head of the Elder Council to become emperor. When an Oblivion Gate opened outside of Bravil, he put the city guard on high alert and ordered them to hold the walls. After the Hero of Kvatch closed the Oblivion Gate, the Count provided military aid for the defense of Bruma.

See Also

• For game-specific information, see the Oblivion article.