The Forgotten Isles: Roscrea, Cathnoquey, Yneslea, and Esrionet

This page is BS and not at all canon. Nothing was sourced. There's nothing about this in the games, books, or any other canon/semi-canon source. Whoever wrote this was just copy and pasting from some forum. If somebody knows where I can actually read about those more minor islands, link something good here. What the guy actually wrote here was incredibly lore breaking and read like fan fiction.

(this is very uncalled for behavior. If you had payed attention this article was sourced. And yes some of this stuff is mentioned in lore. Instead of erasing someone's hard work why don't you let it be. This article has given people inspiration to write and spin our own tales about these islands.)

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According to records kept on Esrionet, the race of men were apparently the aboriginal humans that were native to Morrowind in ancient times, similar to the Nedes. When the Chimer (who later became the Dunmer) arrived in ancient Morrowind, they quickly displaced the more primitive men and drove them away from their land. These men (who presently call themselves the Esri) eventually found their way to the present day Esrionet, where they stayed.

CURRENT EVENTS
As of 4E 220 not much is known about the Forgotten Isles. The one with the most traffic with the mainland is Roscrea, as it’s a part of Solitude. It is unknown if that island is being affected by the Civil War of Skyrim, but it does show Empire support. Esrionet does some trading with the Empire, but it seems to be having troubles at home. Yneslea and Cathnoquey have steady trading with Tamriel, but have become isolationist in nature. Nevertheless, all four islands have ambassadors that visit an embassy in the Imperial City and have not formally announce any secession from the Empire.

It is unknown if the Empire or the Aldmeri Dominion ever came into conflict again that these island kingdoms will be consulted. Whatever the matter, the Forgotten Isles seem to have branched off from Tamriel and are now following their own future