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South Window City

サウスウィンドゥ市 Sausuwindou Shi

File:South-Window-Banner

Basic Information

Type

City

Nation

Dunan Monarchy (until 252)
City-States of Jowston (314-460)
Dunan Republic (460 onwards)

Region

Dunan

Population

9,000

Meta Information

Appearances

South Window City (サウスウィンドゥ市 Sausuwindou Shi) is a location which appears in Suikoden II. It is a historical city which lies to the south of Lake Dunan.

Information

South Window City is the principal city of South Window Principality. It is one of the oldest cities in Dunan and was once the capital of the Dunan Monarchy. As such, it was usually treated with a measure of respect within the City-States of Jowston. Its current mayoral system was established following the civil war that saw the Dunan Monarchy collapse in SY 252.

Its main industries are tourism and commerce, with the city crowded year-round by tourists and traders. The carefully cultivated bonsai have become something of a feature of the city and the plaza outside the city hall is open for the peace and relaxation of its citizens.

Six months after the destruction of North Window, South Window City would receive a zombie head from Two River City, claiming to be under the influence of Neclord and pushing the two city-states to the brink of war. However, it would be revealed that the message accompanying the head would be a forgery, commissioned by Kou Long and his compatriots to spark a war and make a profit in the arms trade. The plot uncovered; tensions would quickly resolve.

During the Dunan Unification War, the city suffered many attacks from the Highland Kingdom and was occupied for a time. Following the war, however, South Window has followed a path of steady recovery.

Shops

Suikoden II

Armor Shop

	Pointy Hat
	1200 potch

	Magic Robe※
	22000 potch

	Circlet
	3500 potch

	Dragon Armor※
	23000 potch

	Chest Plate
	1000 potch

	Iron Shield※
	2500 potch

	Martial Arts Robe
	3000 potch

	Fur Cape※
	3500 potch

	Leather Armor
	5900 potch

	Tunic※
	200 potch

	Guard Robe
	1700 potch

	Half Plate※
	12000 potch

	Wooden Shield
	300 potch

	Kite Shield※
	4300 potch

	Leather Cape
	1300 potch

	Deep Crimson Cape※
	9000 potch

	Belt of Strength
	4800 potch

Item Shop

	Medicine
	100 potch

	Cheek Guards
	1000 potch

	Throat Drop
	200 potch

	Greaves
	200 potch

	Antitoxin
	200 potch

	Mega Medicine※
	500 potch

	Wind of Sleep Scroll
	700 potch

	Protection Mist Scroll※
	1000 potch

	Clay Guardian Scroll
	700 potch

	Old Book Vol.3※
	3000 potch

Rune Shop

	Lightning Orb
	6000 potch

	Earth Orb※
	4000 potch

	Wind Orb
	5000 potch

	Darkness Orb※
	12000 potch

	Fire Orb※
	6000 potch

	Water Orb※
	7000 potch

Genso Suikoden Card Stories

Trading Post

	014 Tuta
	960 potch

	107 Gantetsu
	560 potch

	109 Killey
	840 potch

	177 Trading Post※
	300 potch

	062 Freed Y
	1120 potch

	101 Annallee※
	2940 potch

	100 Alex
	200 potch

	175 Duel 2※
	480 potch

	129 Hilda
	560 potch

	028 Maximillian※
	640 potch

	078 Adlai
	480 potch

Music

Nahala Yam Koong

South Window City's theme in Suikoden II is the song "Nahala Yam Koong", which is song 10 on disc 2 of box 1 of the Genso Suikoden II Original Game Soundtrack. The track's title seemingly derives from Arabic, most likely the phrase "نهلهجان‎كن", meaning "I will be happy".

References

Genso Suikoden I&II Official World Guide Book (ISBN 4-471-36033-7), page 57
Genso Suikoden Short Story Collection 1 (ISBN 4-8402-1494-8), pages 261-340
Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 113-4
Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 157

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-South Window City's theme in [[Suikoden II]] is the song "Nahala Yam Koong", which is song 10 on disc 2 of box 1 of the [[Genso Suikoden II Original Game Soundtrack]]. The track's title seemingly derives from Arabic, mostly likely the phrase "نهلهجان‎كن", meaning "I will be happy".
+South Window City's theme in [[Suikoden II]] is the song "Nahala Yam Koong", which is song 10 on disc 2 of box 1 of the [[Genso Suikoden II Original Game Soundtrack]]. The track's title seemingly derives from Arabic, most likely the phrase "نهلهجان‎كن", meaning "I will be happy".
 ==References==