He currently guards the Whalebone Bridge to the Hall of Valor of Sovngarde.

Tsun and his brother Stuhn were both Shield-thanes of Shor. He died defending Shor from foreign gods, with his death remembered as bringing about the current world. Tsun is the Nordic god of trials against adversity. Tsun, Nordic God of Trials against Adversity Afterwards, popular legend holds that Trinimac vanished from the mythic stage, only to return as Malacath, nothing more than a weak and vengeful version of his former glory. Boethiah is said to have 'eaten' Trinimac and assumed his shape so the Daedric Prince could convince a throng of Aldmer to listen to him, which led to the creation of the Orcs and Chimer. He is often depicted holding his sword Penitent, also known as Vosh Rakh, the 'Blade of Courage'. He was a warrior spirit of the original elven tribes that led armies against mankind, and was known as the strongest of all the et'Ada who wandered Nirn. Trinimac was a prominent god of the early Aldmer in some places, he was even more popular than Auri-El. In the Red Year of 4E 5, the Dunmer reverted to their traditions of pure Daedra and ancestor worship, relegating the Tribunal to saints. They ruled the Dunmer as living gods from a few years after the Battle of Red Mountain, circa 1E 700, until the cataclysms of the Nerevarine Prophecies, around 3E 427. The Tribunal, also called Almsivi, is the triune of Almalexia, Sotha Sil, and Vivec worshipped by the Dunmer, with the exception of Ashlanders. From left to right: Vivec, Almalexia and Sotha Sil

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