Could someone post a link if so? Thanks.

Someone will just have to make one :shrug:.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/846/tamriel.png/

from http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1260381-you-must-read-this-book-in-skyrim/

Quite weird, I did not expect that to happen O: And did not know the elves gained that much power in the following 200 years :/

That map isn't entirely accurate - Cyrodiil did retake the bulk of its lands after the Concordat.

As was mentioned by LN, I don't believe it was mentioned that the Colovian Highlands and West Weald were lost to the Aldmeri. I believe the White Gold Concordat only stipulated the annexation of some land in Southern Hammerfell and the abolition of the Cult of Talos.

However, the Aldmeri presence in Hammerfell can be excluded from an updated map since the Redguards manage to reclaim them, and then promptly secede from the Empire for 'quitting early' in the Great War.

Yeah it sounds like most of the map west of MW and BM is the same. What has definitely changed is the MW and BM border, and the borders of Elsweyr (now vassal states of the Dominion).

I thought Morrowind was part of the Empire ... kinda? :S

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/69/4e200map.jpg/ I took the liberty of nuking Vvardenfell a tad.

Not sure if Morrowind is part of the Empire - Great War makes it seem like it is, but there's not much there to govern over.

From what i recall of ES3, there was Imperial forts all over Morrowind (well we only know for sure they were on Vvardenfell and BM island). It was also implied that the King was either an ally or vassal of the empire. Nothing, iirc, was suggested in Oblivion that suggested otherwise and the book on the Great War doesnt mention anything. :S

Back in the 3rd era, Morrowind was definitely part of the Empire. Now, in 4E200, Morrowind is implicitly part of the Empire as far as The Great War is concerned (it is not mentioned in the list of lost provinces), but I'm not sure if it is a functional province (cities, imperial oversight, economy, etc.) or just a chunk of land that they claim to own.

Well, when you ask around in Windhelm - the Dunmer, naturally - you can ask one of them if he ever thought of returning to Morrowind. He says there isn't a day where he "doesn't long to return to his ancestral homeland, but that he has ties in Windhelm."

I suppose this gives us a (thankfully) brighter clue on the fate of Morrowind. Always was the favourite province, would hate to see it completely gone.

Also, has there EVER been ANY mention of the fates of Helseth and Barenziah? I can understand if Barenziah is dead, she was already well over five hundred, but what of our delicious king?

That's definitely the impression I got. The book made it sound like Morrowind played a part in the war - by draining Imperial resources.

I keep wondering whether the Telvanni Isles managed to make it through the Red Year (relatively) unscathed or not. If Solstheim remained sufficiently untouched by it to support large scale immigration, then the Telvanni Isles would probably be able to as well. (I seem to remember it being implied in Oblivion that the Telvanni had little trouble keeping the Oblivion Crisis Daedra at bay as well.)

Oh well, there's nothing to confirm or deny it, so I suppose filing it under "Unaffiliated" works well enough for now.

During Oblivion it is said that the Telvanni can handle the Daedra while House Redoran is in big trouble. I believe Ald'Ruhn is completely destroyed during the crisis. There is also a Dunmer from House Telvanni in the mages college at Windhelm.. She didn't mention any real destruction there and just left to learn outside the House. So I don't think House Telvanni was hurt to much, then again they never were a house that really bothered with the outside world so it's unlikely that a lot has changed for them.

On the other hand, with the sea of ghosts practically coming alive (read: tidal waves) and destroying much of Windhelm, after the erruption at Red Mountain, according to the mages there it seems, at least to me, likely that the Telvanni islands were not affected. You'd also think that most of their holdings on Vvardenfell itself were hurt badly by the eruption.

Telvanni for an independent Morrowind! Hai Resdaynia! Remember the Armistice! Shake off the shackles of oppressors!

Ahem.