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{{Quote|The lovely duchess of Velthomer, a married woman mind you, fell for the prince.|[[Filat]], recounting Cigyun's story}}
{{Quote|The lovely duchess of Velthomer, a married woman mind you, fell for the prince.|[[Filat]], recounting Cigyun's story}}


({{hover|シギュン|Shigyun}} ''Cigyun'') was a descendant of Saint [[Maera]] and an inheritor of his [[Loptous (character)|Loptous]] [[Holy Blood]]. She grew up in confinement in the Spirit Forest of [[Verdane]], but left and married Duke [[Victor (Genealogy of the Holy War)|Victor]] of [[Velthomer]], later having an extramarital affair with Prince [[Kurth]].  Through her children, [[Arvis]] (with Victor) and [[Deirdre]] (with Kurth), she is the grandmother of Prince [[Julius]], the human host of Loptyr and the culmination of the plots of the [[Loptyrians]] to resurrect their lord.
'''Cigyun''' (Japanese: {{hl|シギュン|Shigyun}} ''Cigyun'') was a descendant of Saint [[Maera]] and an inheritor of his [[Loptous]] [[Holy Blood]]. She grew up in confinement in the Spirit Forest of [[Verdane]], but left and married Duke [[Victor (Genealogy of the Holy War)|Victor]] of [[Velthomer]], later having an extramarital affair with Prince [[Kurth]].  Through her children, [[Arvis]] (with Victor) and [[Deirdre]] (with Kurth), she is the grandmother of Prince [[Julius]], the human host of Loptous and the culmination of the plots of the [[Loptr Church]] to resurrect their lord.


==Biography==
==Biography==
Cigyun was born in a hidden village in [[Verdane]]'s Spirit Forest to unnamed parents, one of whom was a descendant of Maera.  In accordance with the laws imposed upon Maera's kin by the Spirit Forest's people, she was to live her life confined to the Forest to prevent Loptyr's bloodline escaping into the world again and to prevent persecution, and was forbidden from having more than one child so as to prevent the possibility of multiple bearers of the bloodline interbreeding to create a [[Holy Blood|major-blooded]] viable host for Loptyr.<ref name="maira decree">{{Cite|Cigyun was a descendant of Prince Maera, the Loptyr Emperor's younger brother. In short, Cigyun was the only surviving descendant of the Loptyr Clan. Now Cigyun broke the Maera Decree by bearing two children. You follow me, Sandima?|[[Manfroy]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>  As she reached adulthood, however, she grew weary of her restricted forest life and escaped from the Spirit Forest, eventually arriving in [[Grannvale]] and meeting [[Victor (Genealogy of the Holy War)|Victor]], the Duke of [[Velthomer]].<ref>{{Cite|While I was there, a beautiful girl named Cigyun was living under th' village's custody. That was due t'her bein' th' last remaining descendant of th' Loptyrian prince. But Cigyun grew tired of th' forest life. She up and left thus breaking village law.|A Verdane villager|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>
Cigyun was born in a hidden village in [[Verdane]]'s Spirit Forest to unnamed parents, one of whom was a descendant of Maera.  In accordance with the laws imposed upon Maera's kin by the Spirit Forest's people, she was to live her life confined to the Forest to prevent Loptous's bloodline escaping into the world again and to prevent persecution, and was forbidden from having more than one child so as to prevent the possibility of multiple bearers of the bloodline interbreeding to create a [[Holy Blood|major-blooded]] viable host for Loptous.<ref name="maera decree">{{Cite|Cigyun was a descendant of Prince Maera, the Loptous Emperor's younger brother. In short, Cigyun was the only surviving descendant of the Loptous Clan. Now Cigyun broke the Maera Decree by bearing two children. You follow me, Sandima?|[[Manfroy]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>  As she reached adulthood, however, she grew weary of her restricted forest life and escaped from the Spirit Forest, eventually arriving in [[Grannvale]] and meeting [[Victor (Genealogy of the Holy War)|Victor]], the Duke of [[Velthomer]].<ref>{{Cite|While I was there, a beautiful girl named Cigyun was living under th' village's custody. That was due t'her bein' th' last remaining descendant of th' Loptrian prince. But Cigyun grew tired of th' forest life. She up and left thus breaking village law.|A Verdane villager|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>


Cigyun and Victor were married in spite of Victor's notoriously poor treatment of women, and Cigyun gave birth to her first child: [[Arvis]], who inherited both his father's major [[Fjalar]] blood and his mother's minor [[Loptous (character)|Loptous]] blood.  The marriage lasted seven years,<ref>{{Cite|'''Sigurd:''' Geez... I never knew. The duchess would have been Lord Arvis's mother, correct?<br>'''Filat:''' Precisely. Oh, what a pity... To lose both parents like that at the age of seven...|[[Sigurd]] and [[Filat]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> in which she struggled to cope with Victor's constant drunken behavior and abuse of other women. This culminated in Victor raping and impregnating one of Cigyun's closest maidservants around Grann 736-738, which would later yield Arvis's half-brother [[Azel]]; when Victor turned on the maidservant upon learning of her pregnancy, Cigyun came to the maidservant's defense and admonished Victor for his poor treatment.<ref>''"Although Victor got his hands on the girl from the momentum of being drunk, when he knew the girl got pregnant he yelled, cursed, used violence, and tried to drive her away. The person who scolded at this was Cigyun, and the very child who this girl got pregnant with was in fact Azel."'' - Designers' notes from ''[[Fire Emblem: Treasure]]'', as translated by [http://www.serenesforest.net/general/designer4_1.html Serenes Forest]</ref>  Around this time, she had an affair with Grannvale's Prince [[Kurth]]; at first Kurth merely sympathized with her plight as Victor's wife, but the two soon developed a deep love for each other, resulting in Kurth unknowingly impregnating Cigyun.  Victor soon found out about this affair, and in a fit of rage wrote a final letter denouncing the pair, then killed himself.<ref name="whole story">{{Cite|Oh, I may as well tell you the whole story. This all took place nearly 20 years ago. The lovely duchess of Velthomer, a married woman mind you, fell for the prince. Now the duke of Velthomer was a reputed womaniser and had several lovers. The prince, however, was a straight arrow. Initially, the prince merely sympathised with the duchess, but then one day the two fell deeply in love. Now the duke lost his head. After writing a letter denouncing the two, he committed suicide. The duchess, clearly perplexed, disappeared without a trace. I believe her name was Cigyun.|[[Filat]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>
Cigyun and Victor were married in spite of Victor's notoriously poor treatment of women, and Cigyun gave birth to her first child: [[Arvis]], who inherited both his father's major [[Fjalar]] blood and his mother's minor [[Loptous]] blood.  The marriage lasted seven years,<ref>{{Cite|'''Sigurd:''' Geez... I never knew. The duchess would have been Lord Arvis's mother, correct?<br>'''Filat:''' Precisely. Oh, what a pity... To lose both parents like that at the age of seven...|[[Sigurd]] and [[Filat]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> in which she struggled to cope with Victor's constant drunken behavior and abuse of other women. This culminated in Victor raping and impregnating one of Cigyun's closest maidservants around Grann 736–738, which would later yield Arvis's half-brother [[Azelle]]; when Victor turned on the maidservant upon learning of her pregnancy, Cigyun came to the maidservant's defense and admonished Victor for his poor treatment.<ref>{{Cite web|quote=Although Victor got his hands on the girl from the momentum of being drunk, when he knew the girl got pregnant he yelled, cursed, used violence, and tried to drive her away. The person who scolded at this was Cigyun, and the very child who this girl got pregnant with was in fact Azelle.|url=https://serenesforest.net/general/designers-notes/holy-war/fire-emblem-treasure/|title=Designers' notes from ''Fire Emblem: Treasure''|site=translated by Serenes Forest|retrieved=June 20, 2013}}</ref>  Around this time, she had an affair with Grannvale's Prince [[Kurth]]; at first Kurth merely sympathized with her plight as Victor's wife, but the two soon developed a deep love for each other, resulting in Kurth unknowingly impregnating Cigyun.  Victor soon found out about this affair, and in a fit of rage wrote a final letter denouncing the pair, then killed himself.<ref name="whole story">{{Cite|Oh, I may as well tell you the whole story. This all took place nearly 20 years ago. The lovely duchess of Velthomer, a married woman mind you, fell for the prince. Now the duke of Velthomer was a reputed womaniser and had several lovers. The prince, however, was a straight arrow. Initially, the prince merely sympathised with the duchess, but then one day the two fell deeply in love. Now the duke lost his head. After writing a letter denouncing the two, he committed suicide. The duchess, clearly perplexed, disappeared without a trace. I believe her name was Cigyun.|[[Filat]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>
 
In the aftermath of Victor's suicide, out of confusion and distress, Cigyun fled Grannvale and was never seen again by anyone there.<ref name="whole story" />  She eventually returned to the Spirit Forest village, late in her pregnancy from Kurth, where she gave birth to [[Deirdre]], her second child, violating the mandate that no Maera descendant should have more than a single child;<ref name="maira decree" /> owing to medical complications, Cigyun died in childbirth, leaving Deirdre to be raised in the care of the village's fortune-teller.<ref>{{Cite|She returned several years later expectin' a child. She gave birth to a little girl, but tragically didn't survive. Apparently, the village fortune-teller took after raising the child. I wonder where the child is now... If she's livin' she'd be around 17 or 18 I imagine.|A Verdane villager|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>  Her main legacy was that of Arvis and Deirdre, who nearly two decades later were coerced into marrying by [[Manfroy]] of the [[Loptyrians]] in order to yield [[Julius]], a possessor of major Loptyr Holy Blood and a viable human host for the resurrection of Loptyr himself.


In the aftermath of Victor's suicide, out of confusion and distress, Cigyun fled Grannvale and was never seen again by anyone there.<ref name="whole story"/>  She eventually returned to the Spirit Forest village, late in her pregnancy from Kurth, where she gave birth to [[Deirdre]], her second child, violating the mandate that no Maera descendant should have more than a single child;<ref name="maera decree"/> owing to medical complications, Cigyun died in childbirth, leaving Deirdre to be raised in the care of the village's fortune-teller.<ref>{{Cite|She returned several years later expectin' a child. She gave birth to a little girl, but tragically didn't survive. Apparently, the village fortune-teller took after raising the child. I wonder where the child is now... If she's livin' she'd be around 17 or 18 I imagine.|A Verdane villager|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>  Her main legacy was that of Arvis and Deirdre, who nearly two decades later were coerced into marrying by [[Manfroy]] of the [[Loptr Church]] in order to yield [[Julius]], a possessor of major Loptous Holy Blood and a viable human host for the resurrection of Loptous himself.
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==Etymology and other languages==
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|jpn-name={{hover|シギュン|Shigyun}}
|jap-mean=Officially romanized as '''Cigyun'''.<ref>A family tree in ''[[Fire Emblem: Treasure]]'' ([http://serenesforest.net/random/img/family2.jpg scan by Serenes Forest])</ref> From ''[[wikipedia:Sigyn|Sigyn]]'', the wife of [[Loptyr (dragon)|Loki]] in Norse mythology; Sigyn's primary role in Norse mythology was aiding and attending to Loki during his captivity.
|jpn-mean=Officially romanized as '''Cigyun'''.<ref>A family tree in ''[[Fire Emblem: Treasure]]'' ([https://serenesforest.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/jugdral_family_tree.jpg scan by Serenes Forest])</ref> From ''[[wikipedia:Sigyn|Sigyn]]'', the wife of [[wikipedia:Loki|Loki]] in Norse mythology; Sigyn's primary role in Norse mythology was aiding and attending to Loki during his captivity.
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Cigyun

FESK Cigyun.png
Artwork of Cigyun from Genealogy of the Holy War.

Gender

Female

Race

Human

Family
Nationality

Verdane

Title(s)

Duchess of Velthomer

Appearance(s)

Genealogy of the Holy War

“ The lovely duchess of Velthomer, a married woman mind you, fell for the prince. ”
— Filat, recounting Cigyun's story

Cigyun (Japanese: シギュン Cigyun) was a descendant of Saint Maera and an inheritor of his Loptous Holy Blood. She grew up in confinement in the Spirit Forest of Verdane, but left and married Duke Victor of Velthomer, later having an extramarital affair with Prince Kurth. Through her children, Arvis (with Victor) and Deirdre (with Kurth), she is the grandmother of Prince Julius, the human host of Loptous and the culmination of the plots of the Loptr Church to resurrect their lord.

Biography

Cigyun was born in a hidden village in Verdane's Spirit Forest to unnamed parents, one of whom was a descendant of Maera. In accordance with the laws imposed upon Maera's kin by the Spirit Forest's people, she was to live her life confined to the Forest to prevent Loptous's bloodline escaping into the world again and to prevent persecution, and was forbidden from having more than one child so as to prevent the possibility of multiple bearers of the bloodline interbreeding to create a major-blooded viable host for Loptous.[1] As she reached adulthood, however, she grew weary of her restricted forest life and escaped from the Spirit Forest, eventually arriving in Grannvale and meeting Victor, the Duke of Velthomer.[2]

Cigyun and Victor were married in spite of Victor's notoriously poor treatment of women, and Cigyun gave birth to her first child: Arvis, who inherited both his father's major Fjalar blood and his mother's minor Loptous blood. The marriage lasted seven years,[3] in which she struggled to cope with Victor's constant drunken behavior and abuse of other women. This culminated in Victor raping and impregnating one of Cigyun's closest maidservants around Grann 736–738, which would later yield Arvis's half-brother Azelle; when Victor turned on the maidservant upon learning of her pregnancy, Cigyun came to the maidservant's defense and admonished Victor for his poor treatment.[4] Around this time, she had an affair with Grannvale's Prince Kurth; at first Kurth merely sympathized with her plight as Victor's wife, but the two soon developed a deep love for each other, resulting in Kurth unknowingly impregnating Cigyun. Victor soon found out about this affair, and in a fit of rage wrote a final letter denouncing the pair, then killed himself.[5]

In the aftermath of Victor's suicide, out of confusion and distress, Cigyun fled Grannvale and was never seen again by anyone there.[5] She eventually returned to the Spirit Forest village, late in her pregnancy from Kurth, where she gave birth to Deirdre, her second child, violating the mandate that no Maera descendant should have more than a single child;[1] owing to medical complications, Cigyun died in childbirth, leaving Deirdre to be raised in the care of the village's fortune-teller.[6] Her main legacy was that of Arvis and Deirdre, who nearly two decades later were coerced into marrying by Manfroy of the Loptr Church in order to yield Julius, a possessor of major Loptous Holy Blood and a viable human host for the resurrection of Loptous himself.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English
(unofficial)

Sigyn

Used in the Genealogy of the Holy War fan translation.

Japanese

シギュン

Officially romanized as Cigyun.[7] From Sigyn, the wife of Loki in Norse mythology; Sigyn's primary role in Norse mythology was aiding and attending to Loki during his captivity.

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References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Cigyun was a descendant of Prince Maera, the Loptous Emperor's younger brother. In short, Cigyun was the only surviving descendant of the Loptous Clan. Now Cigyun broke the Maera Decree by bearing two children. You follow me, Sandima?" — Manfroy, Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
  2. ↑ "While I was there, a beautiful girl named Cigyun was living under th' village's custody. That was due t'her bein' th' last remaining descendant of th' Loptrian prince. But Cigyun grew tired of th' forest life. She up and left thus breaking village law." — A Verdane villager, Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
  3. ↑ "Sigurd: Geez... I never knew. The duchess would have been Lord Arvis's mother, correct?
    Filat: Precisely. Oh, what a pity... To lose both parents like that at the age of seven...    " — Sigurd and Filat, Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
  4. ↑ "Although Victor got his hands on the girl from the momentum of being drunk, when he knew the girl got pregnant he yelled, cursed, used violence, and tried to drive her away. The person who scolded at this was Cigyun, and the very child who this girl got pregnant with was in fact Azelle." — Designers' notes from Fire Emblem: Treasure, translated by Serenes Forest, Retrieved: June 20, 2013
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 "Oh, I may as well tell you the whole story. This all took place nearly 20 years ago. The lovely duchess of Velthomer, a married woman mind you, fell for the prince. Now the duke of Velthomer was a reputed womaniser and had several lovers. The prince, however, was a straight arrow. Initially, the prince merely sympathised with the duchess, but then one day the two fell deeply in love. Now the duke lost his head. After writing a letter denouncing the two, he committed suicide. The duchess, clearly perplexed, disappeared without a trace. I believe her name was Cigyun." — Filat, Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
  6. ↑ "She returned several years later expectin' a child. She gave birth to a little girl, but tragically didn't survive. Apparently, the village fortune-teller took after raising the child. I wonder where the child is now... If she's livin' she'd be around 17 or 18 I imagine." — A Verdane villager, Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
  7. ↑ A family tree in Fire Emblem: Treasure (scan by Serenes Forest)
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Locations Jugdral • Aed Desert (Dahna) • Agustria (Bragi Tower • Nordion • Orgahil) • Grannvale (Belhalla • Chalphy • Dozel • Edda • Friege • Velthomer • Yngvi) • Isaach (Tirnanog) • Munster District (Connacht • Leonster • Munster • Ulster) • Miletos • Silesse • Thracia • Verdane
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