Martin Septim
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Martin Septim
Summary
Martin Septim is a video game character[1]. He passed away in Imperial City[2]. He worked as a priest[3], statesperson[4], military officer[5], sovereign[6], and rescuer[7].
Key Facts
- Martin Septim died in Imperial City[2].
- Martin Septim held citizenship in Tamriel[8].
- Martin Septim's professions included priest[3].
- Martin Septim's professions included statesperson[4].
- Martin Septim worked as a military officer[5].
- Martin Septim's professions included sovereign[6].
- Martin Septim worked as a rescuer[7].
- Martin Septim is recorded as male[9].
- Martin Septim's instance of is recorded as video game character[10].
- Martin Septim's instance of is recorded as fictional human[11].
- Martin Septim's instance of is recorded as fictional dragon[12].
- Martin Septim's noble title is recorded as fictional prince[13].
- Martin Septim's noble title is recorded as fictional emperor[14].
- Martin Septim followed Uriel Septim VII[15].
- Martin Septim's killed by is recorded as Mehrunes Dagon[16].
- The cause of death was petrifaction in mythology and fiction[17].
- The cause of death was combat[18].
- Martin Septim's voice actor is recorded as Sean Bean[19].
- Martin Septim's given name is recorded as Martin[20].
- Martin Septim's from narrative universe is recorded as The Elder Scrolls[21].
- Martin Septim's manner of death is recorded as death in battle[22].
- Martin Septim's present in work is recorded as The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion[23].
- Martin Septim's present in work is recorded as Q133882515[24].
- Martin Septim's parent is recorded as Uriel Septim VII[25].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include priest[3], statesperson[4], military officer[5], sovereign[6], and rescuer[7].
Death and Burial
Martin Septim passed away in Imperial City[2]. Recorded cause of death include petrifaction in mythology and fiction[17] and combat[18].
FAQs
Where did Martin Septim die?
Martin Septim passed away in Imperial City[2].
What did Martin Septim do for work?
Martin Septim worked as priest[3], statesperson[4], military officer[5], sovereign[6], and rescuer[7].