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Talys
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| “ | Talys was a small border kingdom, with no grand order of knights to boast of[.] | ” | — Opening narration of Chapter 1 |
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The Kingdom of Talys (Japanese: タリス Talis) was a young and short-lived member of the Seven Kingdoms of Archanea located at the isle of Talys.[1] It was founded by Mostyn, who would be its only king.
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Geography
Talys is an isolated island located to the far east of the continent and is part of its Outerlands region.[2] It lays north of Pyrathi Ocean and east of Galder Ocean;[3] with Galder's Harbor-town being the nearest port to Archanea's mainland for Talys.[4]
With Talys's position on the continent, its existence was largely uneventful to the mainland; many residents of the Palace knew it as a barbarian-filled kingdom, with others being ignorant of its existence entirely.[5] Despite this, it came to benefit of Talys's citizens and the refugees of Altea, since Dolhr remained unawares of Marth's asylum there for two years.[6] It being an outlaying island of Archanea also limits its military to that of mercenaries, lead by Captain Ogma.[7]
History
Prior to it being named a monarchy, Talys was home to a number of warring indigenous tribes. Mostyn, a young man recently appointed the title of chieftain in his small clan, sought to cease the conflicts Talys suffered and instead shape it into a kingdom of peace.[5] By 579 AC,[8] with the assistance of his close friend Lorenz, Mostyn came out victorious in unifying the warring tribes into a single kingdom under his rule.[9]
In 602 AC during the War of Shadows, Prince Marth of Altea and his knights fled their country after it fell to Gra and approached Talys to seek refuge from the Dolhr Empire.[8][6] Marth and his men were sent to Talys's eastern fortress, biding their time in hiding. For two years, Dolhr had turned a blind eye to Talys; that was until 604 AC,[8] where the Dolhr-allied Galder pirates[10] launched an assault on the nation lead by Gazzak. Accompanied by Mostyn's daughter Caeda, Marth's army successfully drove off the invasion. In its aftermath, following the advice of Mostyn, Marth would head for the mainland and build a resistance army against Dolhr's grip on the world.
After the War of Heroes, Mostyn's only heir, Caeda, married Marth, and thus absorbed Talys into the Archanean Alliance in 609 AC.[8]
Notable locations in Talys
Talys Castle
Talys Castle (Japanese: タリス城 Talis Castle) is the residence of Talys's royal family located to the west. During the War of Shadows in 604 AC,[8] it was raided by the Galder Pirates lead by Gazzak. Caeda managed to withdraw from the castle to travel to Talys's eastern fortress and request for Marth to aid in saving Talys and her father;[11] of which he ultimately succeeds.[12]
Eastern fortress
The eastern fortress (Japanese: 東の砦 eastern fortress) is where Marth and his knights resided in hiding from Dolhr for two years after King Mostyn offered it to them in 602 AC.[13][8]
Characters from Talys
Flavor text
| Game | Text (English) |
Text (Japanese) |
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| New Mystery of the Emblem | An island nation located in the eastern frontier.
Marth resided here during the War of Shadows.* |
大陸の東にある辺境の島国。暗黒戦争では、
亡命した幼いアリティア王子マルスをかくまい、助けた。 |
Etymology and other languages
| Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
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| Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
| English |
Talys |
Used in Shadow Dragon. |
| Japanese |
タリス |
Officially romanized as Talis. |
| Spanish |
Talys |
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| French |
Talys |
-- |
| German |
Talys |
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| Italian |
Talys |
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| Portuguese |
Talys |
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| Korean |
타리스 |
Talis; used in Fates and Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, among the choices for the player's country in their profile card. |
| Traditional Chinese |
塔利斯 |
Talis |
Gallery
Official artwork
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Artwork of Talys from the Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light: Winning Strategy guide. -
Artwork of Talys from T2 Publishing's Mystery of the Emblem Strategy Guidebook. -
Artwork of Talys from the Mystery of the Emblem: Winning Strategy guide. -
The Talys coat of arms from The Complete. -
Artwork of Talys from the Trading Card Game.
CG images
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CG image of the eastern fortress in Shadow Dragon. -
CG image of the eastern fortress in New Mystery of the Emblem.
Screenshots
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Talys from the opening of Shadow Dragon. -
A map with Talys marked from New Mystery of the Emblem.
Chapter maps
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Talys as depicted in Chapter 1 of Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light. -
Talys as depicted in Book I, Chapter 1 of Mystery of the Emblem. -
Talys as depicted in Chapter 1 of Shadow Dragon.
References
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