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Etruria

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Etruria


Etruria's coat of arms as depicted in Fire Emblem: Hasha no Tsurugi

Capital

Aquileia

Demonym

Etrurian

Government

Monarchy

Continent

Elibe

Etruria (Japanese: エトルリア Etruria) is a country on the continent of Elibe. It was founded by Saint Elimine following the Scouring. It is one of the most powerful nations of Elibe. Caerleon and Reglay are two of its provinces. Its capital city is Aquileia.

King Mordred is the only known ruler of Etruria.

History


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Disturbance of Bern

The Western Isles

Etruria held colonial rule over the Western Isles until the year 1000, ending some time after the Disturbance of Bern.[1] The Western Isles were ruled by Etrurian nobility, the last of whom was Arcardo, a lord of little importance to the Etrurian court.[2]

Because the Western Isles are rich in minerals, they were exploited primarily for those resources. Many mines were built, the most famous of which lay in Mount Eburacum, also referred to as "the Mine of Death".[3] Working conditions were poor; inhabitans of the Isles were captured,[4] forced into labor in the mines without rest, and frequently died.[5] Because of this abuse, a resistance group formed around a local named Echidna. In order to catch members of the resistance, the Etrurian lords did not hesitate to conspire with bandits and directly attack villagers rumored to hide the resistance.[6]

During the Disturbance, the Lycian Army was sent to the Western Isles, supposedly to deal with bandits, but actually do keep it out of the way of a coup d'état. The Lycian Army discovered that the Etrurian nobles and the bandits worked together to exploit the Isles, which lead them to join with the Isles' revolutionaries.

Following a final battle in the Western Isles' capital city of Juteaux, Etrurian rule was removed from the Isles. Some time after the Disturbance's end, the Western Isles' officially seceded from Etruria, becoming the independant Western Union under Echidna.[7]

Notable locations

Aquileia

The inside of Castle Aquileia

Aquileia is Etruria's capital city, as well as the largest and wealthiest city in all of Elibe.[8] It houses Castle Aquileia, serving as the seat of Etruria's royal family, as well as the Tower of the Saint, an important landmark for the Elimine Church. Following that, the Elimine Church holds significant sway over Aquileia's population.[9]

Tower of the Saint

The Tower of the Saint

The Tower of the Saint is an important altar for the Elimine Church, located in Aquileia. It is considered the national symbol of Etruria,[10] and is the hiding place of Saint Elimine's legendary weapon, Aureola.

Provinces

Carleon

Carleon is a county in Etruria ruled by House Carleon. The count of Carleon adopted Priscilla of Lycia's House Cornwell.[11]

Reglay

Reglay is a county in Etruria ruled by House Reglay. The head of Reglay is Count Pent, alongside his wife Louise.

Characters from Etruria

Character Description Appears in

Elimine
One of the Eight Legends and the founder of Etruria. None

Pent
Mage General of Etruria and count of Reglay. The Blazing Blade

Louise
The wife of Marquess Reglay. A lethal beauty. The Blazing Blade

Erk
A young mage from Etruria. Charming, but uptight. The Blazing Blade

Priscilla
A noble of House Cornwell who was adopted by Count Caerleon of Etruria. The Blazing Blade

Lucius[12]
A travelling acolyte. Gentle and serene. The Blazing Blade

Hellene
A noble of Etruria who married Desmond and became Queen of Bern. The Blazing Blade

Cecilia
Mage General of Etruria and teacher to Roy of Pherae. The Binding Blade

Perceval
Knight General of Etruria. The Binding Blade

Douglas
Great General of Etruria. The Binding Blade

Myrddin
The prince of Etruria who disguised himself as a bard after seemingly being assassinated. The Binding Blade

Larum
A girl adopted by Douglas. The Binding Blade

Saul
A flirtatious member of the Saint Elimine Church. The Binding Blade

Dorothy
Saul's bodyguard. The Binding Blade

Yoder
A bishop of the Saint Elimine Church. The Binding Blade

Mordred
The king of Etruria who fell into despair after his son's apparent death. The Binding Blade

Roartz
A traitorous advisor of Etruria. The Binding Blade

Arcardo
A traitorous noble of Etruria. The Binding Blade

Orlo
A bishop supervising the slave mining operation at Eburacum. The Binding Blade

Clarine
Pent and Louise's daughter. The Binding Blade

Klein
Pent and Louise's son. The Binding Blade

Roberts
A paladin of Etruria sent to aid Orlo. The Binding Blade

Trivia

  • According to Serra, Etrurians are apparently known for their blonde hair.[12]

Etymology and other languages

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

Etruria

Named for Etruria, an ancient region located in Italy. A kingdom under this name briefly existed from 1801 to 1807.

Japanese

エトルリア

Officially romanized as Etruria.

Spanish

Etruria

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French

Etruria

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German

Etruria

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Italian

Etruria

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Portuguese

Etrúria

Used in Heroes as an option for the player's location in their profile card.

Korean

에토르리아

Corruption of Etruria (which would be 에트루리아 if written correctly); used in Fates and Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, among the choices for the player's country in their profile card.

Traditional Chinese

伊特魯里亞

Etruria; used in Heroes as an option for the player's location in their profile card.

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

Aquileia

From Aquileia, a city in northeastern Italy.

Japanese

アクレイア

Officially romanized as Aquleia; modification of Aquileia.

Spanish
(Spain)

Aquileia

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Spanish
(Latin America)

Aquilea

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French

Aquileia

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German

Aquileia

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Italian

Aquileia

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Portuguese

Aquileia

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Traditional Chinese

亞克雷亞

Aquleia

Gallery

References

  1. "The Western Isles are the numerous islands off the western coast of Elibe. Presently, they are colonies of Etruria." — Opening narration of Chapter 9, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  2. "According to Elffin, Lord Arcardo, who is in charge of overseeing the Western Isles, is an Etrurian of high nobility, but not of importance to the Etrurian court." — Opening narration of Chapter 12, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  3. "Eburacum... Known now as the Mine of Death." — Opening narration of Chapter 11A, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  4. "Yes, that is Castle Eidyna. The people kidnapped on the Isles are first sent there. They are then taken to Eburacum and forced to work in the mines. As it happens, today is the weekly shipment of captives to the mines." — Elffin in Chapter 11B, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  5. "The lords living here take people into the mines and work them to death!! They're allowed no rest, even if they're sick or injured." — Larum in Chapter 10A, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  6. "In order to speak to the resistance force about the bandits on the Isles, Roy and company move west along the coastline. Along the way, they come across a small village caught in conflict. The local lord oppresses the resistance and does anything he can to get rid of them..." — Opening narration of Chapter 10B, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  7. "Her hard work united the Western Isles into a new nation, the Western Union." — Echidna's extended ending, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  8. "The capital of Etruria, Aquileia is also the largest and wealthiest city on the continent." — Opening narration of Chapter 16, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  9. "The St. Elimine Church supports the Lycian Army, turning popular opinion against the revolutionaries, forcing them inside the castle." — Opening narration of Chapter 16, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  10. "Roy: The Saint's Tower... That is where Saint Elimine's altar lies...
    Mordred: Yes... It is a national symbol of Etruria. Please, recapture the tower.
    " — Roy and Mordred in Chapter 16, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  11. "Raven: What are you doing here? It's been ten years since Count Caerleon of Etruria took you in as his foster daughter...
    Priscilla: That's right. My adopted father has treated me with much kindness. But I am of Caelin's[sic] House Cornwell by birth.
    " — Priscilla and Raven in Chapter 16E/17H, Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade
  12. 12.0 12.1 "Serra: I was wondering where you're...umm...from?
    Lucius: I was born in Etruria.
    Serra: I knew it! That gorgeous blonde hair! Where else would you be from?
    Lucius: ...Not all Etrurians have blonde hair...
    Serra: Oh, it was just a guess.
    " — Serra to Lucius in a support conversation, Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade
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