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{{Country Infobox
{{Country Infobox
|name=Manster District
|image=[[File:FE776 Thracian Peninsula.png|200px]]
|image=[[File:FE776 Thracian Peninsula.png|200px]]
|capital=[[Leonster]]<br><small>(head of the coalition)</small>
|capital=[[Leonster]]<br><small>(head of the coalition)</small>
|government=Coalition of kingdoms
|government=Coalition of kingdoms
|continent=[[Jugdral]]}}
|continent=[[Jugdral]]
}}


{{Quote|The Thracia Peninsula has two very distinct faces. The northern half is an enormous fertile savannah home to several small kingdoms.|Opening of [[The Dracoknights of Thracia|Chapter 8]]}}
{{Quote|The Thracia Peninsula has two very distinct faces. The northern half is an enormous fertile savannah home to several small kingdoms.|Opening of [[The Wyvern Knights of Thracia|Chapter&nbsp;8]]}}


(Japanese: {{hover|マンスター地方|Mansutā chihō}} ''Manster District'') is the territory occupying the northern half of the Thracian Peninsula of [[Jugdral]], to the north of [[Thracia]] and connected to [[Grannvale]] and [[Miletos]] in the east by a thin strip of land. Formerly part of the territory of Thracia itself, it is a coalition of four small allied kingdoms - [[Manster]], [[Leonster]], [[Alster]] and [[Conote]] - in addition to a small number of free cities. Its holdings occupy great swaths of lush and fertile land, a stark contrast to the peninsula's south; for this reason, the District's territory has been long sought by Thracia.
The '''Munster District''' (Japanese: {{hl|マンスター地方|Mansutā chihō}} ''Manster District'') is the territory occupying the northern half of the Thracian Peninsula of [[Jugdral]], to the north of [[Thracia]] and connected to [[Grannvale]] and [[Miletos]] in the east by a thin strip of land. Formerly part of the territory of Thracia itself, it is a coalition of four small allied kingdoms—[[Munster]], [[Leonster]], [[Ulster]] and [[Connacht]]—in addition to a small number of free cities. Its holdings occupy great swaths of lush and fertile land, a stark contrast to the peninsula's south; for this reason, the District's territory has been long sought by Thracia.


==History==
==History==
The territory comprising the Masnter District was originally part of Thracia following its foundation by the Crusaders [[Dain]] and [[Noba]] in Grann 648. Following the [[Gáe Bolg#Tragedy of the Gáe Bolg|Tragedy of the Gáe Bolg]], the Thracian throne was succeeded by Dain's son, a cruel and ill-tempered man who terrorized and suppressed the nation's people. In response, Noba's son led a coalition of Thracian dukes in revolt against Dain's son, claiming the northern half of the peninsula as their own individual nations; with Grannvale's mediatory intervention and the eventual assent of Dain's son, the territory formally seceded from Thracia and became the independent Manster District, with Noba's son founding Leonster as the coalition's leading kingdom.<ref>''"Afterwards, the one who would succeed the Thracian throne was Dain's son, but he wasn't the type of person who would make a good king. After ascending the throne, he implemented a terror policy, operated by his trusted subordinates, to suppress the masses. This resulted in Noba's son leading the marquesses to rebel, and in the end they successfully subdued the northern, fertile lands. Later, by Grannvale's mediation, the small countries to the north pushed Leonster to become the leader of the alliance, and with Thracia's permission they officially obtained independence."'' - Designers' notes from a ''Genealogy of the Holy War'' playing guide, as translated by [http://www.serenesforest.net/general/designer4_2.html Serenes Forest]</ref>
The territory comprising the Munster District was originally part of Thracia following its foundation by the Crusaders [[Dáinn]] and [[Njörun]] in Grann 648. Following the [[Gáe Bolg#Tragedy of the Gáe Bolg|Tragedy of the Gáe Bolg]], the Thracian throne was succeeded by Dáinn's son, a cruel and ill-tempered man who terrorized and suppressed the nation's people. In response, Njörun's son led a coalition of Thracian dukes in revolt against Dáinn's son, claiming the northern half of the peninsula as their own individual nations; with Grannvale's mediatory intervention and the eventual assent of Dáinn's son, the territory formally seceded from Thracia and became the independent Munster District, with Njörun's son founding Leonster as the coalition's leading kingdom.<ref>{{cite web|quote=Afterwards, the one who would succeed the Thracian throne was Dáinn's son, but he wasn't the type of person who would make a good king. After ascending the throne, he implemented a terror policy, operated by his trusted subordinates, to suppress the masses. This resulted in Njörun's son leading the marquesses to rebel, and in the end they successfully subdued the northern, fertile lands. Later, by Grannvale's mediation, the small countries to the north pushed Leonster to become the leader of the alliance, and with Thracia's permission they officially obtained independence.|url=https://serenesforest.net/general/designers-notes/holy-war/playing-guide/|title=Designers' notes from a ''Genealogy of the Holy War'' playing guide|site=translated by Serenes Forest|retrieved=May 11, 2013}}</ref>


In the subsequent century of cold war between the Manster District and Thracia, Leonster's elite [[Lanceritter]] knight legion was the primary deterrent obstructing Thracia's wish to reclaim the lush northern lands of the peninsula; no matter what they tried, Thracia was incapable of advancing past them. This precarious balance shifted in Thracia's favor in 761, when under the direction of [[Veld]] of the [[Loptyrians|Loptyrian Order]],<ref>{{Cite|'''Manfroy:''' Make sure that you kill him. If you don't, our efforts of assassinating Quan would be for nought.<br>'''Veld:''' ...They still think Travant is the man responsible for Quan's death...<br>'''Manfroy:''' Hahaha...pathetic fools. Thracia doesn't have the means of getting accurate information on Leonster... Taking advantage of Travant's ambitions to make Northern and Southern Thracia kill each other... Your plan has been a marvelous success.|[[Manfroy]] and [[Veld]]|Thracia 776}}</ref> Leonster's Prince [[Quan]], his wife [[Ethlyn]] and half of the Lanceritter were assaulted and murdered by Thracia's King [[Travant]] and his [[Dragon Knight]]s while attempting to cross the [[Yied Desert]], an event known as the [[Yied Massacre]]. With the defenses of the District depleted and vulnerable, Thracia launched a full assault on the north, assaulting the city of Manster; the forces of Conote and Alster, along with what remained of Leonster, attempted to aid Manster, but the Conote army under General [[Raydrik]] turned on Leonster at the Great River of Thracia, slaying King [[Calf]], obliterating its army and ensuring the fall of the Manster District to Thracia. Travant's hold on the peninsula's north did not last long, as the newly-christened [[Grannvale]] Empire responded to a plea for reinforcements from [[Alster]], soundly defeating Thracia's army and forcing it to retreat.<ref>''"However, anticipating an attack, the Kingdom of Alster had requested reinforcements from House Friege of the Grannvale Empire, and after a long time they arrived to the Thracian peninsula. However, terror came with them; namely, a group of mercenaries linked to the Loptyrians. The Thracian army had the momentum, but had to retreat in the face of House Friege’s prized Mage Knight squad’s and the mercenary squad’s offensive. Noticing he was at a terrible disadvantage, King Travant reluctantly withdrew from the Manster District. House Friege stationed itself at the north of the district, effectively turning it into a territory of the Grannvale Empire."'' - "[http://www.serenesforest.net/general/designer5_1.html Leonster's Fall]"</ref> The Manster District came under the rule of the [[Friege]] family, was renamed the North Kingdom of Thracia, and Duke [[Bloom]] of Friege was instated as its king; in the face of Grannvale's might, Thracia was left largely powerless.
In the subsequent century of cold war between the Munster District and Thracia, Leonster's elite [[Lanceritter]] knight legion was the primary deterrent obstructing Thracia's wish to reclaim the lush northern lands of the peninsula; no matter what they tried, Thracia was incapable of advancing past them. This precarious balance shifted in Thracia's favor in 761, when under the direction of [[Veld]] of the [[Loptr Church]],<ref>{{Cite|'''Manfroy:''' Make sure that you kill him. If you don't, our efforts of assassinating Quan would be for nought.<br>'''Veld:''' ...They still think Travant is the man responsible for Quan's death...<br>'''Manfroy:''' Hahaha...pathetic fools. Thracia doesn't have the means of getting accurate information on Leonster... Taking advantage of Travant's ambitions to make Northern and Southern Thracia kill each other... Your plan has been a marvelous success.|[[Manfroy]] and [[Veld]]|Thracia 776}}</ref> Leonster's Prince [[Quan]], his wife [[Ethlyn]] and half of the Lanceritter were assaulted and murdered by Thracia's King [[Travant]] and his [[Dragon Knight]]s while attempting to cross the [[Aed Desert]], an event known as the [[Aed Massacre]]. With the defenses of the District depleted and vulnerable, Thracia launched a full assault on the north, assaulting the city of Munster; the forces of Connacht and Ulster, along with what remained of Leonster, attempted to aid Munster, but the Connacht army under General [[Raydrik]] turned on Leonster at the Great River of Thracia, slaying King [[Calf]], obliterating its army and ensuring the fall of the Munster District to Thracia. Travant's hold on the peninsula's north did not last long, as the newly-christened [[Grannvale]] Empire responded to a plea for reinforcements from [[Ulster]], soundly defeating Thracia's army and forcing it to retreat.<ref>{{cite web|quote=However, anticipating an attack, the Kingdom of Ulster had requested reinforcements from House Friege of the Grannvale Empire, and after a long time they arrived to the Thracian peninsula. However, terror came with them; namely, a group of mercenaries linked to the Loptrians. The Thracian army had the momentum, but had to retreat in the face of House Friege's prized Mage Knight squad's and the mercenary squad's offensive. Noticing he was at a terrible disadvantage, King Travant reluctantly withdrew from the Munster District. House Friege stationed itself at the north of the district, effectively turning it into a territory of the Grannvale Empire.|url=https://serenesforest.net/general/designers-notes/thracia-776/lensters-fall/lensters-fall/|title"Leonster's Fall" from the ''Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 Illustrated Works''|site=translated by Serenes Forest|retrieved=June 20, 2012}}</ref> The Munster District came under the rule of the [[Friege]] family, was renamed the North Kingdom of Thracia, and Duke [[Bloom]] of Friege was instated as its king; in the face of Grannvale's might, Thracia was left largely powerless.


Grannvale held power in the Manster District for thirteen years, during which time it increasingly became more brutal under the influence of Prince [[Julius]] and the Loptyrian Order, for which the District suffered. As with in other Grannvale holdings, the practice of [[child hunts|child hunt]]ing came into practice by the allies of Grannvale in the region. Shades of rebellion flickered over the years, coming to a head when [[Leif]], Quan's son, led a revolution army against Thracia and Friege in the year 776, uniting the scattered forces from the four kingdoms to depose Raydrik and destabilize the Grannvale hold on the District. The arrival of the rebellion led by [[Seliph]] of [[Chalphy]], and its subsequent union with Leif's army, marked the end of the Grannvale occupation and the death of Bloom. Following the fall of Grannvale to Seliph's forces, Leif and his sister [[Altena]] unified the Manster District and Thracia into the New Kingdom of Thracia.
Grannvale held power in the Munster District for thirteen years, during which time it increasingly became more brutal under the influence of Prince [[Julius]] and the Loptr Church, for which the District suffered. As with in other Grannvale holdings, the practice of [[child hunt]]ing came into practice by the allies of Grannvale in the region. Shades of rebellion flickered over the years, coming to a head when [[Leif]], Quan's son, led a revolution army against Thracia and Friege in the year 776, uniting the scattered forces from the four kingdoms to depose Raydrik and destabilize the Grannvale hold on the District. The arrival of the rebellion led by [[Seliph]] of [[Chalphy]], and its subsequent union with Leif's army, marked the end of the Grannvale occupation and the death of Bloom. Following the fall of Grannvale to Seliph's forces, Leif and his sister [[Altena]] unified the Munster District and Thracia into the New Kingdom of Thracia.


==Notable locations in the Manster District==
==Notable locations in the Munster District==
===Leonster===
===Leonster===
[[File:FESK Leonster.png|right|thumb|Leonster as depicted in the {{TCG}}]]
[[File:FESK Leonster.png|right|thumb|Leonster as depicted in the {{TCG}}]]
{{Main|Leonster}}
{{Main|Leonster}}


The royal family of Leonster, one of the four kingdoms, are the bearers of the [[Holy Blood|divine bloodline]] of Noba and the inheritors of her [[Gáe Bolg]] lance. The might of the [[Lanceritter]], the elite lance knights of Leonster, was for an age the sole defense of the District against invasion from Thracia. Though the District fell partly out of the foolishness of its Prince [[Quan]], it was the house of Leonster under its sole surviving scions, [[Leif]] and [[Altena]], which led the revolution against Grannvaleian and Thracian oppression and assisted Seliph in the defeat of Grannvale.
The royal family of Leonster, one of the four kingdoms, are the bearers of the [[Holy Blood|divine bloodline]] of Njörun and the inheritors of her [[Gáe Bolg]] lance. The might of the [[Lanceritter]], the elite lance knights of Leonster, was for an age the sole defense of the District against invasion from Thracia. Though the District fell partly out of the foolishness of its Prince [[Quan]], it was the house of Leonster under its sole surviving scions, [[Leif]] and [[Altena]], which led the revolution against Grannvaleian and Thracian oppression and assisted Seliph in the defeat of Grannvale.


===Manster===
===Munster===
{{Main|Manster}}
{{Main|Munster}}
One of the four kingdoms and sharing its name with the District as a whole, Manster is the southernmost kingdom and the closest to the Thracian border. Following the Conote betrayal of the other District nations, its General [[Raydrik]] was appointed Duke of Manster by Grannvale and occupied the Manster castle, until it was freed by the efforts of Leif and [[Ced (character)|Ced]]'s [[Magi]].
One of the four kingdoms and sharing its name with the District as a whole, Munster is the southernmost kingdom and the closest to the Thracian border. Following the Connacht betrayal of the other District nations, its General [[Raydrik]] was appointed Duke of Munster by Grannvale and occupied the Munster castle, until it was freed by the efforts of Leif and [[Ced]]'s [[Magi]].


===Alster===
===Ulster===
{{Main|Alster}}
{{Main|Ulster}}
Alster is one of the four kingdoms. Some time into the Grannvale occupation, its king was executed for harboring the fugitive Leif, and his daughter [[Miranda]] was taken hostage by the Loptyrian Order. Alster eventually became the Grannvale occupation's seat of power, with King Bloom ruling from its palace until assaulted by Seliph's army.
Ulster is one of the four kingdoms. Some time into the Grannvale occupation, its king was executed for harboring the fugitive Leif, and his daughter [[Miranda]] was taken hostage by the Loptr Church. Ulster eventually became the Grannvale occupation's seat of power, with King Bloom ruling from its palace until assaulted by Seliph's army.


===Conote===
===Connacht===
{{Main|Conote}}
{{Main|Connacht}}
Conote is one of the four kingdoms. Under its General Raydrik, Conote betrayed the Manster District to Thracia and was a major player in the District's fall. Years later, following his defeat at Alster, Bloom retreated to Conote and launched a final stand against Seliph and Leif's united forces.
Connacht is one of the four kingdoms. Under its General Raydrik, Connacht betrayed the Munster District to Thracia and was a major player in the District's fall. Years later, following his defeat at Ulster, Bloom retreated to Connacht and launched a final stand against Seliph and Leif's united forces.


===Tahra===
===Tarrah===
{{Main|Tahra}}
{{Main|Tarrah}}
Tahra is a "free city" of the Manster District. During his years on the run from Grannvale and Thracia, Leif was given refuge by the ruler of Tahra, an act which would draw the ire of Grannvale and bring the city into conflict with its forces. Despite its best efforts to defend itself under the protection of [[Dean]] of Thracia and, eventually, Leif's army, in time it fell to Friege, Thracia and the [[Bergrosen]], forcing its ruler [[Linoan]] to flee with Leif; at the behest of Prince [[Areone]], Thracia took control of the city in an effort to protect it from the Bergrosen.
Tarrah is a free city of the Munster District. During his years on the run from Grannvale and Thracia, Leif was given refuge by the ruler of Tarrah, an act which would draw the ire of Grannvale and bring the city into conflict with its forces. Despite its best efforts to defend itself under the protection of [[Deen (Thracia 776)|Deen]] of Thracia and, eventually, Leif's army, in time it fell to Friege, Thracia and the [[Bergrosen]], forcing its ruler [[Linoan]] to flee with Leif; at the behest of Prince [[Arion]], Thracia took control of the city in an effort to protect it from the Bergrosen.


===Melgen===
===Melgen===
Melgen is a fortress located on the border of the Manster District, to the south of [[Darna]] and the [[Yied Desert]], situated in a valley of the same name. When Grannvale came to the Thracian Peninsula, Melgen Valley was the site of the battle which resulted in the defeat of Thracia and the Grannvale claim to the Manster District.<ref>{{Cite|Do you remember the battle at Melgen Valley? We lost to the Empire even with the help of both Northern and Southern Thracia.|[[Travant]]|Thracia 776}}</ref> In the early days of [[Seliph]]'s liberation army, Bloom's son [[Ishtore]] used it as a defense point to attempt to end Seliph's army before it entered Manster.
Melgen is a fortress located on the border of the Munster District, to the south of [[Dahna]] and the [[Aed Desert]], situated in a valley of the same name. When Grannvale came to the Thracian Peninsula, Melgen Valley was the site of the battle which resulted in the defeat of Thracia and the Grannvale claim to the Munster District.<ref>{{Cite|Do you remember the battle at Melgen Valley? We lost to the Empire even with the help of both Northern and Southern Thracia.|[[Travant]]|Thracia 776}}</ref> In the early days of [[Seliph]]'s liberation army, Bloom's son [[Ishtore]] used it as a defense point to attempt to end Seliph's army before it entered Munster.


===Great River of Thracia===
===Great River of Thracia===
The Great River of Thracia is the largest river of the Thracian Peninsula, running through the Manster District between Leonster and Manster and acting as a crucial resource for the north,<ref>{{Cite|With its mineral-rich water, this river was the source of prosperity for the cities in Northern Thracia.|Opening narration of [[Across the River|Chapter 22]]|Thracia 776}}</ref> as well as a valuable strategic defense point for any army. It was at the Great River of Thracia that Conote turned on its former allies, and that King [[Calf]] and much of the Leonster army was slain in 762.<ref>{{Cite|'''August:''' To me, it looks like a crimson river of blood. This river has led us to prosperity, but it has also been the target of greed and selfishness. Many fierce battles have been fought here. Your grandfather, the former king of Leonster, fought and died at this river, Lord Leif.<br>'''Leif:''' That's right... My grandfather died here...<br>'''August:''' To be specific, he fought further downstream at the Thracian Bridge. The Leonster army collapsed after Conote's sudden betrayal, and the king fell... Lord Leif, this river has traditionally been easy to defend and difficult to conquer. The Empire will be sending in its strongest forces to maintain this defense point.|[[August]] and [[Leif]]|Thracia 776}}</ref> Over a decade later, following his reclamation of Leonster, Leif fought the [[Knight brigades of Grannvale|Gelb Ritter]] at the river as his army marched toward Manster.
The Great River of Thracia is the largest river of the Thracian Peninsula, running through the Munster District between Leonster and Munster and acting as a crucial resource for the north,<ref>{{Cite|With its mineral-rich water, this river was the source of prosperity for the cities in Northern Thracia.|Opening narration of [[Across the River|Chapter&nbsp;22]]|Thracia 776}}</ref> as well as a valuable strategic defense point for any army. It was at the Great River of Thracia that Connacht turned on its former allies, and that King [[Calf]] and much of the Leonster army was slain in 762.<ref>{{Cite|'''August:''' To me, it looks like a crimson river of blood. This river has led us to prosperity, but it has also been the target of greed and selfishness. Many fierce battles have been fought here. Your grandfather, the former king of Leonster, fought and died at this river, Lord Leif.<br>'''Leif:''' That's right... My grandfather died here...<br>'''August:''' To be specific, he fought further downstream at the Thracian Bridge. The Leonster army collapsed after Connacht's sudden betrayal, and the king fell... Lord Leif, this river has traditionally been easy to defend and difficult to conquer. The Empire will be sending in its strongest forces to maintain this defense point.|[[August]] and [[Leif]]|Thracia 776}}</ref> Over a decade later, following his reclamation of Leonster, Leif fought the [[Knight brigades of Grannvale|Gelb Ritter]] at the river as his army marched toward Munster.


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
The Manster District is the subject of the second half of [[Beyond the Desert|Chapter 7]] and [[The Dracoknights of Thracia|Chapter 8]] of {{FE4}}, and is almost the entire focus of {{FE5}}.
The Munster District is the subject of the second half of [[Beyond the Desert|Chapter&nbsp;7]] and [[The Wyvern Knights of Thracia|Chapter&nbsp;8]] of {{FE4}}, and is almost the entire focus of {{FE5}}.
 
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|jpn-mean=Officially romanized as '''Manster District'''. From [[wikipedia:Munster|Munster]], one of the four traditional provinces of [[wikipedia:Ireland|Ireland]]; the four kingdoms of the Munster District are all named for Ireland's traditional provinces, and many other prominent locations in the District are also named for Irish locations.
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Munster District

FE776 Thracian Peninsula.png

Capital

Leonster
(head of the coalition)

Government

Coalition of kingdoms

Continent

Jugdral

“ The Thracia Peninsula has two very distinct faces. The northern half is an enormous fertile savannah home to several small kingdoms. ”
— Opening of Chapter 8

The Munster District (Japanese: マンスター地方 Manster District) is the territory occupying the northern half of the Thracian Peninsula of Jugdral, to the north of Thracia and connected to Grannvale and Miletos in the east by a thin strip of land. Formerly part of the territory of Thracia itself, it is a coalition of four small allied kingdoms—Munster, Leonster, Ulster and Connacht—in addition to a small number of free cities. Its holdings occupy great swaths of lush and fertile land, a stark contrast to the peninsula's south; for this reason, the District's territory has been long sought by Thracia.

History

The territory comprising the Munster District was originally part of Thracia following its foundation by the Crusaders Dáinn and Njörun in Grann 648. Following the Tragedy of the Gáe Bolg, the Thracian throne was succeeded by Dáinn's son, a cruel and ill-tempered man who terrorized and suppressed the nation's people. In response, Njörun's son led a coalition of Thracian dukes in revolt against Dáinn's son, claiming the northern half of the peninsula as their own individual nations; with Grannvale's mediatory intervention and the eventual assent of Dáinn's son, the territory formally seceded from Thracia and became the independent Munster District, with Njörun's son founding Leonster as the coalition's leading kingdom.[1]

In the subsequent century of cold war between the Munster District and Thracia, Leonster's elite Lanceritter knight legion was the primary deterrent obstructing Thracia's wish to reclaim the lush northern lands of the peninsula; no matter what they tried, Thracia was incapable of advancing past them. This precarious balance shifted in Thracia's favor in 761, when under the direction of Veld of the Loptr Church,[2] Leonster's Prince Quan, his wife Ethlyn and half of the Lanceritter were assaulted and murdered by Thracia's King Travant and his Dragon Knights while attempting to cross the Aed Desert, an event known as the Aed Massacre. With the defenses of the District depleted and vulnerable, Thracia launched a full assault on the north, assaulting the city of Munster; the forces of Connacht and Ulster, along with what remained of Leonster, attempted to aid Munster, but the Connacht army under General Raydrik turned on Leonster at the Great River of Thracia, slaying King Calf, obliterating its army and ensuring the fall of the Munster District to Thracia. Travant's hold on the peninsula's north did not last long, as the newly-christened Grannvale Empire responded to a plea for reinforcements from Ulster, soundly defeating Thracia's army and forcing it to retreat.[3] The Munster District came under the rule of the Friege family, was renamed the North Kingdom of Thracia, and Duke Bloom of Friege was instated as its king; in the face of Grannvale's might, Thracia was left largely powerless.

Grannvale held power in the Munster District for thirteen years, during which time it increasingly became more brutal under the influence of Prince Julius and the Loptr Church, for which the District suffered. As with in other Grannvale holdings, the practice of child hunting came into practice by the allies of Grannvale in the region. Shades of rebellion flickered over the years, coming to a head when Leif, Quan's son, led a revolution army against Thracia and Friege in the year 776, uniting the scattered forces from the four kingdoms to depose Raydrik and destabilize the Grannvale hold on the District. The arrival of the rebellion led by Seliph of Chalphy, and its subsequent union with Leif's army, marked the end of the Grannvale occupation and the death of Bloom. Following the fall of Grannvale to Seliph's forces, Leif and his sister Altena unified the Munster District and Thracia into the New Kingdom of Thracia.

Notable locations in the Munster District

Leonster

Leonster as depicted in the Fire Emblem Trading Card Game
Main article: Leonster

The royal family of Leonster, one of the four kingdoms, are the bearers of the divine bloodline of Njörun and the inheritors of her Gáe Bolg lance. The might of the Lanceritter, the elite lance knights of Leonster, was for an age the sole defense of the District against invasion from Thracia. Though the District fell partly out of the foolishness of its Prince Quan, it was the house of Leonster under its sole surviving scions, Leif and Altena, which led the revolution against Grannvaleian and Thracian oppression and assisted Seliph in the defeat of Grannvale.

Munster

Main article: Munster

One of the four kingdoms and sharing its name with the District as a whole, Munster is the southernmost kingdom and the closest to the Thracian border. Following the Connacht betrayal of the other District nations, its General Raydrik was appointed Duke of Munster by Grannvale and occupied the Munster castle, until it was freed by the efforts of Leif and Ced's Magi.

Ulster

Main article: Ulster

Ulster is one of the four kingdoms. Some time into the Grannvale occupation, its king was executed for harboring the fugitive Leif, and his daughter Miranda was taken hostage by the Loptr Church. Ulster eventually became the Grannvale occupation's seat of power, with King Bloom ruling from its palace until assaulted by Seliph's army.

Connacht

Main article: Connacht

Connacht is one of the four kingdoms. Under its General Raydrik, Connacht betrayed the Munster District to Thracia and was a major player in the District's fall. Years later, following his defeat at Ulster, Bloom retreated to Connacht and launched a final stand against Seliph and Leif's united forces.

Tarrah

Main article: Tarrah

Tarrah is a free city of the Munster District. During his years on the run from Grannvale and Thracia, Leif was given refuge by the ruler of Tarrah, an act which would draw the ire of Grannvale and bring the city into conflict with its forces. Despite its best efforts to defend itself under the protection of Deen of Thracia and, eventually, Leif's army, in time it fell to Friege, Thracia and the Bergrosen, forcing its ruler Linoan to flee with Leif; at the behest of Prince Arion, Thracia took control of the city in an effort to protect it from the Bergrosen.

Melgen

Melgen is a fortress located on the border of the Munster District, to the south of Dahna and the Aed Desert, situated in a valley of the same name. When Grannvale came to the Thracian Peninsula, Melgen Valley was the site of the battle which resulted in the defeat of Thracia and the Grannvale claim to the Munster District.[4] In the early days of Seliph's liberation army, Bloom's son Ishtore used it as a defense point to attempt to end Seliph's army before it entered Munster.

Great River of Thracia

The Great River of Thracia is the largest river of the Thracian Peninsula, running through the Munster District between Leonster and Munster and acting as a crucial resource for the north,[5] as well as a valuable strategic defense point for any army. It was at the Great River of Thracia that Connacht turned on its former allies, and that King Calf and much of the Leonster army was slain in 762.[6] Over a decade later, following his reclamation of Leonster, Leif fought the Gelb Ritter at the river as his army marched toward Munster.

Gameplay

The Munster District is the subject of the second half of Chapter 7 and Chapter 8 of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, and is almost the entire focus of Fire Emblem: Thracia 776.


Etymology and other languages

Munster District

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

Manster District
Province of Manster

Widely known by this name, and used in the Genealogy of the Holy War and older versions of the Thracia 776 fan translations.
Used by the most recent, up to date Thracia 776 fan translation;[which?] used due to belief that "district" usually refers to a division of area far smaller than what this particular division of area covers.

Japanese

マンスター地方

Officially romanized as Manster District. From Munster, one of the four traditional provinces of Ireland; the four kingdoms of the Munster District are all named for Ireland's traditional provinces, and many other prominent locations in the District are also named for Irish locations.

Melgen

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

Melgen

Most commonly known by this name.

Japanese

メルゲン

Officially romanized as Melgen in Genealogy of the Holy War and, possibly erroneously, Melgln in Thracia 776.

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ "Afterwards, the one who would succeed the Thracian throne was Dáinn's son, but he wasn't the type of person who would make a good king. After ascending the throne, he implemented a terror policy, operated by his trusted subordinates, to suppress the masses. This resulted in Njörun's son leading the marquesses to rebel, and in the end they successfully subdued the northern, fertile lands. Later, by Grannvale's mediation, the small countries to the north pushed Leonster to become the leader of the alliance, and with Thracia's permission they officially obtained independence." — Designers' notes from a Genealogy of the Holy War playing guide, translated by Serenes Forest, Retrieved: May 11, 2013
  2. ↑ "Manfroy: Make sure that you kill him. If you don't, our efforts of assassinating Quan would be for nought.
    Veld: ...They still think Travant is the man responsible for Quan's death...
    Manfroy: Hahaha...pathetic fools. Thracia doesn't have the means of getting accurate information on Leonster... Taking advantage of Travant's ambitions to make Northern and Southern Thracia kill each other... Your plan has been a marvelous success.    " — Manfroy and Veld, Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
  3. ↑ "However, anticipating an attack, the Kingdom of Ulster had requested reinforcements from House Friege of the Grannvale Empire, and after a long time they arrived to the Thracian peninsula. However, terror came with them; namely, a group of mercenaries linked to the Loptrians. The Thracian army had the momentum, but had to retreat in the face of House Friege's prized Mage Knight squad's and the mercenary squad's offensive. Noticing he was at a terrible disadvantage, King Travant reluctantly withdrew from the Munster District. House Friege stationed itself at the north of the district, effectively turning it into a territory of the Grannvale Empire." — [1], translated by Serenes Forest, Retrieved: June 20, 2012
  4. ↑ "Do you remember the battle at Melgen Valley? We lost to the Empire even with the help of both Northern and Southern Thracia." — Travant, Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
  5. ↑ "With its mineral-rich water, this river was the source of prosperity for the cities in Northern Thracia." — Opening narration of Chapter 22, Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
  6. ↑ "August: To me, it looks like a crimson river of blood. This river has led us to prosperity, but it has also been the target of greed and selfishness. Many fierce battles have been fought here. Your grandfather, the former king of Leonster, fought and died at this river, Lord Leif.
    Leif: That's right... My grandfather died here...
    August: To be specific, he fought further downstream at the Thracian Bridge. The Leonster army collapsed after Connacht's sudden betrayal, and the king fell... Lord Leif, this river has traditionally been easy to defend and difficult to conquer. The Empire will be sending in its strongest forces to maintain this defense point.    " — August and Leif, Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
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
Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
Playable characters Alva • Amalda • Asbel • Brighton • Cain • Carrion • Ced • Conomor • Dagdar • Dalsin • Deen • Diarmuid • Eda • Eyvel • Fergus • Finn • Fred • Galzus • Glade • Halvan • Hicks • Homer • Ilios • Karin • Lara • Leif • Lifis • Linoan • Machyua • Mareeta • Marty • Miranda • Misha • Nanna • Olwen • Osian • Perne • Ralf • Robert • Ronan • Safy • Saias • Salem • Sara • Selphina • Shannam • Shiva • Sleuf • Tanya • Tina • Troude • Xavier
Non-playable characters Altena • Arion • August • Coirpre • Dryas • Hannibal • Ishtar • Julia • Julius • Lewyn • Seliph • Travant
Bosses Alphand • Baldack • Bandol • Baráth • Bucks • Bovis • Brook • Canis • Codda • Cohen • Cullough • Coulter • Draco • Dvorak • Eichmann • Eisenau • Farden • Fraus • Gomez • Gustaf • Kempf • Largo • Lifis • Linecock • List • McCloy • Merlock • Moore • Mueller • Mus • Nikalaf • Oltoph • Palman • Paulus • Perne • Porcus • Raydrik • Reinhardt • Lobos • Rumei • Saias • Seimetol • Tigris • Truman • Veld • Weismann • Wolf • Xavier • Zaom • Zyle
Background characters Alfiona • Calf • Ethlyn • Quan
Personal weapons Beo's Sword • Bragi Sword • Blessed Sword • Brave Lance • Dire Thunder • Dragon Lance • Forseti • Grafcalibur • Kia • Lands Sword • Light Brand • Loptr Sword • Mareeta's Sword • Vouge • Repair • Thief • Unlock
Chapters 1: The Warrior of Fiana • 2: The Coastal Village • 2x: The Corsair Isles • 3: Kelbeth's Gate • 4: The Dungeon • 4x: Hero on the Wind • 5: Mother and Daughter • 6: The Escape • 7: The Shield of Thracia • 8: Mount Violdrake • 8x: Dagdar's Manor • 9: The Banner of Njörun • 10: Nowell Valley • 11: Fort Dandrum • 11x: Murder Holes • 12: The Bandits of Dacia • 12x: The Dandelion • 13: The Walled City • 14: The Onslaught • 14x: Yearning to Breathe Free • 15: Two Paths • 16A: Norden Line • 17A: The Gates of Leonster • 16B: Dark Forest • 17B: The Gathering Storm • 18: The Liberation of Leonster • 19: The Empire's Wrath • 20: The Scion of Light • 21: The War of Liberation • 21x: The Prison Camp • 22: Across the River • 23: The Fiend's Lair • 24: The Baron in Black • 24x: The Loptrian Altar • E: Sworn Upon a Sword
Locations Jugdral • Munster District (Connacht • Leonster • Munster • Ulster) • Thracia (Fiana • Tarrah)
Groups, objects and events 12 crusaders • Aed Massacre • Battle of Belhalla • Capture • Child hunts • Dandelion Bandits • Fall of Leonster • Fatigue • Fiana Freeblades • Holy Blood • Lifis Pirates • Loptr Church (Bergrosen • Deadlords) • Magi
Lists Chapters • Characters • Classes (Class change) • Items • Scripts • Skills • Supports • Weapons
Related topics Other games (Genealogy of the Holy War • Awakening) • Name chart • Pre-release information (Unused content) • Sound Room • Timeline
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