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The '''Trident of Eden''' was an [[Pieces of Eden|ancient artifact]] created by the [[Isu]] during [[Isu Era|human prehistory]], which is said to give the powers of a god to its wielder. | The '''Trident of Eden''' was an [[Pieces of Eden|ancient artifact]] created by the [[Isu]] during [[Isu Era|human prehistory]], which is said to give the powers of a god to its wielder. | ||
Originally belonging to [[Alexander the Great]], the Trident was split into three parts after his death, scattered across the globe. Each prongs | Originally belonging to [[Alexander the Great]], the Trident was eventually split into three parts after his death, and scattered across the globe. Each prongs became known as a Dagger of Eden, and allowed its wielder to manipulate the emotions of others. The first instilled devotion, the second fear, and the third faith. | ||
== The Daggers == | == The Daggers == | ||
Two of Alexander generals, [[Seleucus]] and [[Ptolemy]] each took a | Two of Alexander's generals, [[Seleucus]] and [[Ptolemy]], each took a Dagger, respectively to [[Asia]] and[[ Egypt]], while the final one was sent to [[Macedonia]]. Eventually, the Macedonian and Egyptian Daggers ended up in the hands of the [[Roman Empire|Roman Emperors]], who gave one to the [[Papacy|papacy]]. | ||
The | The Faith Dagger was in possession of Pope [[Callixtus III]] during mid-15th century, before he gave it to the King of Aragon, [[Alfonso V]], who passed it on to his descendants. Emperor [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor|Charles V]] eventually offered the artifact to [[Hernán Cortés]], who used it to [[Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire|conquer the Aztec Empire]]. Following the [[Mexican–American War]], the Piece of Eden was brought to the [[Aztec Club]] in [[New York City]] until it was stolen by the [[Assassins]], who gave it to [[Ulysses S. Grant]] in 1863. Before his death, Grant hid the artifact near his house. | ||
Another section of the Trident was rumored to be buried with [[Genghis Khan]].<ref name=LD2>[https://www.amazon.com/Last-Descendants-Assassins-Creed-Novel/dp/0545855535/175-7304843-6943203 Amazon.com: Last Descendants: An Assassin's Creed Novel Series (Book 2)]</ref> | Another section of the Trident was rumored to be buried with [[Genghis Khan]].<ref name=LD2>[https://www.amazon.com/Last-Descendants-Assassins-Creed-Novel/dp/0545855535/175-7304843-6943203 Amazon.com: Last Descendants: An Assassin's Creed Novel Series (Book 2)]</ref> | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
In the modern era, the mysterious [[Monroe]] and a group of teenagers he recruited | In the modern era, the mysterious [[Monroe]] and a group of teenagers he recruited accidentaly discovered the existence of the artifact through the exploration of their ancestors' memories in the [[Animus]]. This discovery pulled them into the [[Assassin–Templar War|conflict]] between the Assassins and [[Templars]]. | ||
The team of young Assassin | The team of young Assassin and Templar descendants went in search of the Trident, but the first part ended up stolen out from under Assassin and Templar forces by Monroe, who was working for an unknown third party. | ||
Eventually the group came apart, [[Owen]] and a reluctant [[Javier]] took sides with the Assassins, while the four others led by [[Sean]] were willing to work with the Templars. During the following weeks, the two factions pursued the second piece of the Trident in [[Mongol Empire|Mongol]] [[China]].<ref name="LD2" /> | Eventually the group came apart, [[Owen]] and a reluctant [[Javier]] took sides with the Assassins, while the four others led by [[Sean]] were willing to work with the Templars. During the following weeks, the two factions pursued the second piece of the Trident in [[Mongol Empire|Mongol]] [[China]].<ref name="LD2" /> | ||
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The Trident of Eden was an ancient artifact created by the Isu during human prehistory, which is said to give the powers of a god to its wielder.
Originally belonging to Alexander the Great, the Trident was eventually split into three parts after his death, and scattered across the globe. Each prongs became known as a Dagger of Eden, and allowed its wielder to manipulate the emotions of others. The first instilled devotion, the second fear, and the third faith.
The Daggers
Two of Alexander's generals, Seleucus and Ptolemy, each took a Dagger, respectively to Asia andEgypt, while the final one was sent to Macedonia. Eventually, the Macedonian and Egyptian Daggers ended up in the hands of the Roman Emperors, who gave one to the papacy.
The Faith Dagger was in possession of Pope Callixtus III during mid-15th century, before he gave it to the King of Aragon, Alfonso V, who passed it on to his descendants. Emperor Charles V eventually offered the artifact to Hernán Cortés, who used it to conquer the Aztec Empire. Following the Mexican–American War, the Piece of Eden was brought to the Aztec Club in New York City until it was stolen by the Assassins, who gave it to Ulysses S. Grant in 1863. Before his death, Grant hid the artifact near his house.
Another section of the Trident was rumored to be buried with Genghis Khan.[1]
History
In the modern era, the mysterious Monroe and a group of teenagers he recruited accidentaly discovered the existence of the artifact through the exploration of their ancestors' memories in the Animus. This discovery pulled them into the conflict between the Assassins and Templars.
The team of young Assassin and Templar descendants went in search of the Trident, but the first part ended up stolen out from under Assassin and Templar forces by Monroe, who was working for an unknown third party.
Eventually the group came apart, Owen and a reluctant Javier took sides with the Assassins, while the four others led by Sean were willing to work with the Templars. During the following weeks, the two factions pursued the second piece of the Trident in Mongol China.[1]
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