The Dragonguard of Sky Haven Temple would serve as his honor guard in a means of returning prestige to the Temple. Salvation would come at the rise of Reman Cyrodiil II in 1E 2806, however, as he lifted the siege on the Temple.
Only a year later Sky Haven Temple would be besieged due to an Akaviri unrelated to the Dragonguard sacking the city of Winterhold. The Grandmaster of the Dragonguard at the time supported this behavior, as Kastav had violated the Oath of Allegiance. Local allegiances with the Reachmen, however, enabled the Dragonguard to survive without Imperial supplies. The Dragonguard refused to fight against the rebellion, and as such, the Emperor ordered their supplies to be cut off. Three years later, Winterhold would enter a rebellion against the Empire, and once again the Emperor and Dragonguard had different motives.
The Master of the Dragonguard was ignored in this regard. Kastav ordered the seizing of hostages from the holds of Skyrim which had not met their conscription quotas. ĭuring the reign of Emperor Kastav in 1E 2801, the Dragonguard was in a turbulent time. With the completion of their war against the Dragons, those Akaviri who were the best and wisest became the Dragonguard, who answered solely to Reman Cyrodiil and his descendants. The combined forces of Akaviri and the Imperial Legion would go on to take over most of Tamriel, with Reman Cyrodiil becoming Emperor and founding the Second Empire. After a short battle, the Akaviri surrendered and announced that they had been searching for Reman. Looking for the Dragons which had fled Akavir, they invaded and conqeured large portions of Skyrim, until they fought against the forces of Reman Cyrodiil at Pale Pass in Cyrodiil. In 1E 2700, the Akaviri Tsaesci invaded Tamriel. Due to the policy of the Dragonguard forbidding them from direct confrontations with the Greybeards, the Dragonguard had to wait for an opportunity to exact justice upon him.
The Dragonguard were aware of his presence atop the Throat of the World, as well as his protection by the Greybeards. The most notable of the surviving dragons is Paarthurnax, who was a lieutenant of Alduin during the Dragon War. Nahfahlaar, who had survived due to a number of alliances with protectors, the last of which was king Casimir II of Wayrest, who was killed by the Dragonguard in 2E 369, though the Dragon escaped. Mirmulnir, who was last sighted in the Reach in 2E 212. Ahbiilok, who was sighted in the early years of the Dragonguard, and is believed to have fled to Morrowind. Some other Dragons were also known by the Dragonguard to have survived during their Crusade. The named ones being Grahkrindrog, which was slain in 2E 184 following a great slaughter in Winterhold and Eastmarch, and Krahjotdaan, which was slain in the Jerall Mountains in 1E 2871. Īt least fourteen Dragons are recorded to have been slain, twelve of which are unnamed. By 1E 2809, the Dragonguard had become feared by the remaining Dragons of Tamriel, who fled at the approach of the Dragonguard. This event would be known by the Dragonguard as "the Crusade". The Dragonguard is recorded to have slain a number of Dragons when they arrived on Tamriel, following their success on Akavir.
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