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The subterranean kingdom of Khaenri'ah has two known ruling dynasties: the Crimson Moon Dynasty[1] and the later Eclipse Dynasty, which was also the last before the cataclysm 500 years ago led to the fall of Khaenri'ah.[2][3] During this era, a crimson moon "shone" over Khaenri'ah. The only information currently known about this dynasty comes from the legend of Perinheri, which is set around ...
In King Irmins specific case I would like to mention that he was the last king of the Crimson Moon Dynasty before the Cataclysm and the watchful eye of said Dynasty is decribed to preside over the actions of the orphanage in Perinheri if we read it as a methaphor, and if we don't an eye that was affiliated with the current reign at the time was ...
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Before the Eclipse Dynasty, meaning 500+ years ago, Morax was very fucking active BUT "Perinhiri" takes place directly after a woman, Angelica's God was slain. Placing it around 2000 years ago. Given Arlecchino's interest in Fontaine that would mean her "God" was Remus. Notes: This would invalidate Arlecchinos' involvement with the ...
The references to "crimson moon" and "dark sun" in Vol. I may refer to the two known Khaenri'ahn dynasties, the Crimson Moon Dynasty and the Eclipse Dynasty (in the original Chinese, "Eclipse" is 黑日 lit. "Black Sun"). Under this interpretation, the volume's final section suggests that the change in dynasties occurred by the time Perinheri ...
A sharp weapon that has the color and blinding shine of the crimson moon. It is said that during some ancient dynasty, it was believed to be a ritual tool that could link two realms together, but nowadays no one still remembers those old beliefs and rituals. Item Story: 「坎瑞亚诸贵族的首上啊，赤红的月影早已殒落于渊天 ...
Traditionally, the standard colors in Chinese culture are black, red, cyan ( 青; qīng ), white, and yellow. Respectively, these correspond to water, fire, wood, metal, and earth, which comprise the 'five elements' ( wuxing) of traditional Chinese metaphysics. Throughout the Shang, Tang, Zhou and Qin dynasties, China's emperors used the Theory ...
