Silesse (translated Silesia in the Japanese version, Silezha in the English version of Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken, and translated as Ciledia in some of the fan translations) is a country featured in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War and located north of Yied Desert, west of Isaach. It is the home of Lewyn and Ferry, and their children Fee and Ced. It was founded by Sety the Wind Crusader. It is the coldest country in Jugdral. Throughout Jugdral history, it has often been a neutral country. It has five castles: Silesse, Sailane, Thove, Zaxon, and Lubeck. It is stated by Ferry that their deity is the Wind God Forseti. Chapter 4 and part of Chapter 5 take place here. Silesse is the native country to pegasi in the continent of Jugdral.

HistoryEdit

Silesse was founded by the Crusader Sety sometime around the Gran Calendar Year 649. It has often been a neutral country, but that does not stop it from having a civil war in Chapter 4, with Duke Daccar and Duke Maios trying to overthrow Queen Rahna, but this rebellion is stopped with the help of Sigurd and his army. During this, Duke Langobalt captures Lubeck Castle, but he is later dislodged by Sigurd's army as well. After the Battle of Belhalla, during Gran Calendar Year 761, Silesse is invaded by Grannvale. After Seliph's army captures Chalphy Castle, the people of Silesse overthrow the Grannvale installed government, and after the holy war ends, Lewyn's son, canonically Ced, becomes king.

Geographical LocationEdit

The country of Silesse is situated on the Noiman Peninsula and is located north of Grannvale, northeast of Agustria, and west of Isaach. Its eponymous capital city, Silesse, is located in southern Silesse. The castle of Thove is located in northeast Silesse. Sailane is located in the western Silesse. The castle Zaxon is located in southeast Silesse, while the castle Lubeck is located in eastern Silesse.

Characters from SilesseEdit

Royal Family of SilesseEdit

• The Late King of Silesse, father of Lewyn
• Rahna - Queen of Silesse, mother of Lewyn
• Lewyn - Son of Rahna, canonical husband of Ferry and the father of Ced and Fee
• Ferry - One of the four Angelic Knights of Silesse, the Queen of Silesse after Rahna dies, mother of Ced and Fee
• Daccar - Brother of the Late King of Silesse, Duke of Zaxon Castle
• Maios - Brother of the Late King of Silesse, Duke of Thove Castle
• Ced - Son of Ferry and canonically Lewyn.
• Fee - Daughter of Ferry and canonically Lewyn.
• Musar - A descendent of the Crusader Sety, reinforces Thracia in Chapter 9 of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
• Meng - A descendent of the Crusader Sety, fights alongside Ishtar in the Final Chapter of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, sister of Maybell and Bleg.
• Maybell - A descendent of the Crusader Sety, fights alongside Ishtar in the Final Chapter of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, sister of Meng and Bleg.
• Bleg - A descendent of the Crusader Sety, fights alongside Ishtar in the Final Chapter of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, sister of Meng and Maybell.

MiscellaneousEdit

• Mahnya - One of the four Angelic Knights of Silesse, sister of Ferry
• Deet'var - One of the four Angelic Knights of Silesse, mother of Misha
• Pamela - One of the four Angelic Knights of Silesse
• Arthur - Son of Tailto who trained in the woods of Silesse in Wind Magic
• Karin - A Pegasus Rider in training
• Misha - Daughter of Deet'var, a platoon commander devoted to helping the children of Silesse
• Donovan

EtymologyEdit

The names of Silesia in the different languages (Latin and English: Silesia; Polish Śląsk, Old Polish Ślążsk[o]; German Schlesien; Czech Slezsko; Silesian Ślůnsk) most likely share their etymology. The names are all related to the name of a river (now Ślęza) and mountain (Mount Ślęża) in mid-southern Silesia. The mountain is a prehistoric holy place.

Ślęża is listed as one of the numerous preindoeuropean topographic names in the region (see old European hydronymy). The name Ślęża may come from the Silingi, a probably Vandalic (East Germanic) people that migrated south from the Baltic Sea along the Elbe, Oder and Vistula rivers in the 2nd century. Alternatively, the name of the Silingi tribe may come from the name of the river or mountain. Another alternative proposed source is the West Slavic word ślęga meaning "humid weather" or "wet ground".

TriviaEdit

• A unlockable bonus music track (#100) in Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken is named Royal Palace of Silezha, featuring a song from Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War.