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'''Belhalla''' ({{hover|バーハラ|Bāhara}} ''Barhara'') is the capital city and seat of power of the Kingdom of [[Grannvale]] in [[Jugdral]], situated in the nation's north-east.  It was founded by Saint [[Heim]] of the [[Twelve Crusaders]] in [[Timeline of Archanea, Barensia and Jugdral|Grann 649]], as was the rest of Grannvale and its six satellite duchies.  Its royal family, the Belhalla dynasty, are the descendants of Heim and the inheritors of his holy weapon, the [[Book of Naga]].
'''Belhalla''' ({{hover|バーハラ|Bāhara}} ''Barhara'') is the capital city and seat of power of the Kingdom of [[Grannvale]] in [[Jugdral]], situated in the nation's north-east.  It was founded by Saint [[Heim]] of the [[Twelve Crusaders]] in [[Timeline of Archanea, Valentia and Jugdral|Grann 649]], as was the rest of Grannvale and its six satellite duchies.  Its royal family, the Belhalla dynasty, are the descendants of Heim and the inheritors of his holy weapon, the [[Book of Naga]].


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 23:55, 28 August 2013

Belhalla

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Capital

N/A

Government

Kingdom (capital of Grannvale)

Continent

Jugdral

Belhalla (バーハラ Barhara) is the capital city and seat of power of the Kingdom of Grannvale in Jugdral, situated in the nation's north-east. It was founded by Saint Heim of the Twelve Crusaders in Grann 649, as was the rest of Grannvale and its six satellite duchies. Its royal family, the Belhalla dynasty, are the descendants of Heim and the inheritors of his holy weapon, the Book of Naga.

History

In Grann 757, when the army of Grannvale set out to war with Isaach, Grannvale's Prince Kurth accompanied the army, leaving his ailing father King Azmur in Belhalla under the care of Lord Arvis of Velthomer. Kurth's murder at the war's conclusion briefly led to worries of the end of the Belhalla dynasty given Azmur's poor health and advanced age; these fears were absolved with the reappearance of Deirdre, Kurth's daughter and heiress. Arvis and Deirdre were soon married, and as such Arvis succeeded the throne after Azmur's death. Around this time, Belhalla was the site of the Battle of Belhalla, in which Arvis executed Sigurd of Chalphy and his army.

As the years passed, control of Grannvale and Belhalla fell into the hands of Julius, Arvis and Deirdre's son and vessel of Loptyr, twisting Grannvale into a brutal empire. After Arvis's death, Julius took direct control of Belhalla in the final confrontation with Seliph, Sigurd's son and revolutionary leader, and it was at Belhalla that Julius fell to Seliph and Julia. With the war concluded, Seliph assumed his rightful throne as Grannvale's king, ruling from Belhalla.

Notable locations in Belhalla

Belhalla military academy

Belhalla houses to a military academy, presumably of great repute given it playing hosts to nobles from other nations; it was where Sigurd, Quan and Eldigan all originally met and became close friends[1].

Characters from Belhalla

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Gameplay

Belhalla Castle in the Final Chapter

Belhalla Castle is one of the castles present in Chapter 5 and the Final Chapter. In the former, it is neutral throughout the entire chapter and cannot be approached or accessed through legitimate means, with the final destination of Sigurd instead being Velthomer. In the latter, its capture is the final objective of the chapter, and it is controlled by Julius and protected by Ishtar and the Deadlords.

Trivia

Gallery

Genealogy

Etymology and other languages

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

Belhalla

Derived from Valhalla, the warrior's afterlife of Norse mythology. The "Bel" prefix may derive from bel, "white" in many Slavic languages, or from the French belle, "beautiful".

English
(unofficial)

Barhara

References

  1. ↑ "Remember the academy? We all met at the military academy back in Belhalla. It was the three of us. You, me, and Eldigan. We were talking late that one night. And we took a vow to help each other out if one of us was ever in a bind." — Quan, Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu
Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
Playable characters First gen. Alec • Arden • Ayra • Azelle • Beowolf • Brigid • Chulainn • Claud • Deirdre • Dew • Edain • Erinys • Ethlyn • Finn • Jamke • Lachesis • Lewyn • Lex • Midir • Naoise • Quan • Sigurd • Silvia • Tailtiu
Second gen. Altena • Ares • Arthur/Amid • Ced/Hawk • Coirpre/Charlot • Diarmuid/Tristan • Febail/Asaello • Fee/Hermina • Finn • Hannibal • Iuchar • Iucharba • Julia • Lana/Muirne • Larcei/Creidne • Leif • Lene/Laylea • Lester/Deimne • Nanna/Jeanne • Oifey • Patty/Daisy • Scáthach/Dalvin • Seliph • Shannan • Tine/Linda
Non-playable characters First gen. Aida • Alva • Annand • Arvis • Azmur • Batu • Byron • Calf • Cigyun • Eldigan • Ethnia • Eva • Eve • Grahnye • Imca • Kurth • Mananan • Mariccle • Oifey • Lahna • Ring • Shannan • Travant • Victor
Second gen. Anna • Felipe • Jake • Lewyn • Palmarch
Bosses First gen. Andrey • Beowolf • Bordeaux • Chagall • Cimbaeth • Clement • Cuvuli • Daccar • DiMaggio • Díthorba • Donovan • Duvall • Elliot • Eldigan • Erinys • Gerrard • Jacobi • Jamke • Lamia • Lombard • Macbeth • Magorn • Myos • Munnir • Pamela • Papilio • Philip • Pizare • Reptor • Sandima • Slayder • Vaja • Waltz • Zane
Second gen. Altena • Anguilla • Arion • Arvis • Banba • Baran • Bleg • Bloom • Bovis • Boyce • Bramsel • Brian • Canis • Coulter • Dagon • Danann • Distler • Draco • Equus • Eriu • Fisher • Fotla • Gallus • Hannibal • Harold • Hilda • Ishtar • Ishtore • Iuchar • Iucharba • Javarro • Judah • Julia • Julius • Juphiel • Kanatz • Kutuzov • Liza • Mabel • Manfroy • Maykov • Meng • Morrigan • Muhammad • Mus • Musar • Ovis • Ovo • Porcus • Riddell • Roberto • Rodan • Schmidt • Scipio • Simia • Tine/Linda • Tigris • Travant • Zagam
Background characters Baldr • Bragi • Ced • Dáinn • Fjalar • Gair • Heim • Hoðr • Forseti • Loptous • Maera • Naga • Nál • Njörun • Od • Salamander • Thrud • Ullr
Holy Weapons Balmung • Forseti • Gáe Bolg • Gungnir • Helswath • Loptous • Mjölnir • Mystletainn • Naga • Tyrfing • Valflame • Valkyrie • Yewfelle
Chapters First gen. P: Birth of a Holy Knight • 1: Lady of the Forest • 2: Crisis in Agustria • 3: Eldigan, the Lionheart • 4: Dance in the Skies • 5: Doorway to Destiny
Second gen. 6: Inheritors of Light • 7: Beyond the Desert • 8: The Wyvern Knights of Thracia • 9: For Whose Sake • 10: Light and Dark • E: End of the Holy War
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
Groups, objects and events 12 crusaders • Aed Massacre • Battle of Belhalla • Child hunts • Cross Knights • Fall of Leonster • Final Holy War • Holy Blood • Holy War • Knight brigades of Grannvale • Lanceritter • Loptr Church (Deadlords • Loptrian Empire) • Miracle of Dahna • Quintessence
Lists Chapters • Characters • Classes (Class change) • Hidden map events • Items • Scripts • Skills • Weapons
Related topics Treasure • Genealogy of the Holy War Exceed • Ōsawa manga adaptation • Fujimori manga adaptation • Suzuki novelization • Heir of Light • Name chart • Other games (Mystery of the Emblem • Thracia 776 • Awakening) • Timeline
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