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[[File:Renais.jpg|thumb|250px|Presentation of Renais in the prologue]] |
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| ⚫ | '''Renais''' (ルネス ''Runesu'') is a kingdom in ''[[Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones]]''. It is centrally located on the continent of [[Magvel]], with [[Frelia]] to the north-west and [[Grado]] to its south. The kingdom of Renais was ruled by [[Fado]], the peerless Warrior King. It enjoyed a long-standing treaty with its southern neighbor [[Grado]] until the year 803, when Grado, under the command of Emperor [[Vigarde]], resurrected as a puppet by Prince [[Lyon]], who was under influence of the [[Dark Stone]] and the Demon King [[Fomortiis]], invaded Renais and killed King Fado. It is the home of the twin lords [[Ephraim]] and [[Eirika]] and houses the Sacred Twin weapons [[Sieglinde]], the Storm Sword and [[Siegmund]], the Fire Lance. The [[The Sacred Stones (object)|Sacred Stone]] of Renais was the fourth and last of the Sacred Stones to be shattered. It was sealed under Castle Renais, by a powerful magic lock. Its original rulers saw it prudent to seal the stone away, as a precaution. |
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| ⚫ | '''Renais''' (ルネス ''Runesu'' lit. '''Lunes''') is a kingdom in ''[[Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones]]''. It is centrally located on the continent of [[Magvel]], with [[Frelia]] to the north-west and [[Grado]] to its south. The kingdom of Renais was ruled by [[Fado]], the peerless Warrior King. It enjoyed a long-standing treaty with its southern neighbor [[Grado]] until the year 803, when Grado, under the command of Emperor [[Vigarde]], resurrected as a puppet by Prince [[Lyon]], who was under influence of the [[Dark Stone]] and the Demon King [[Fomortiis]], invaded Renais and killed King Fado. It is the home of the twin lords [[Ephraim]] and [[Eirika]] and houses the Sacred Twin weapons [[Sieglinde]], the Storm Sword and [[Siegmund]], the Fire Lance. The [[The Sacred Stones (object)|Sacred Stone]] of Renais was the fourth and last of the Sacred Stones to be shattered. It was sealed under Castle Renais, by a powerful magic lock. Its original rulers saw it prudent to seal the stone away, as a precaution. |
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| + | By the end of the events of the game, the sovereignty of Renais is succeed by Ephraim, who's rule is supported by his younger sister Eirika. |
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==Characters from Renais== |
==Characters from Renais== |
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Revision as of 03:47, 28 November 2016
Presentation of Renais in the prologue
Renais (ルネス Runesu lit. Lunes) is a kingdom in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. It is centrally located on the continent of Magvel, with Frelia to the north-west and Grado to its south. The kingdom of Renais was ruled by Fado, the peerless Warrior King. It enjoyed a long-standing treaty with its southern neighbor Grado until the year 803, when Grado, under the command of Emperor Vigarde, resurrected as a puppet by Prince Lyon, who was under influence of the Dark Stone and the Demon King Fomortiis, invaded Renais and killed King Fado. It is the home of the twin lords Ephraim and Eirika and houses the Sacred Twin weapons Sieglinde, the Storm Sword and Siegmund, the Fire Lance. The Sacred Stone of Renais was the fourth and last of the Sacred Stones to be shattered. It was sealed under Castle Renais, by a powerful magic lock. Its original rulers saw it prudent to seal the stone away, as a precaution.
By the end of the events of the game, the sovereignty of Renais is succeed by Ephraim, who's rule is supported by his younger sister Eirika.
Characters from Renais
- Fado
- Ephraim
- Eirika
- Seth
- Franz
- Forde
- Kyle
- Orson (defected to Grado)
- Artur
- Lute
- Colm
- Neimi
- Garcia
- Ross
Etymology
'Renais' is probably a derivation of the word 'renaissance,' meaning 'rebirth.' It is fitting that Eirika and Ephraim are called the 'Restoration Monarchs,' as 'restoration' could be considered a synonym for 'renaissance.'
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