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[[File:Muse City. | [[File:Muse City.jpg|220px|left]]'''Muse City''' (ミュース市, ''Myūsu Shi'') is a location in [[Suikoden II]] which also features in [[Genso Suikogaiden Vol.1]] and [[Genso Suikoden Card Stories]]. It is the capital of both [[Muse Principality]] and the [[City-States of Jowston]]. | ||
The center of the [[City-States of Jowston]], Muse City was also one of the largest cities in all the alliance with a population of 13,000. Prosperous, its stores were always busy and its people vibrant and busy. Although the city has no [[trading post]], its streets are lined with businesses and are crowded with customers daily. Reflecting this, its primary industry was trade and commerce. | The center of the [[City-States of Jowston]], Muse City was also one of the largest cities in all the alliance with a population of 13,000. Prosperous, its stores were always busy and its people vibrant and busy. Although the city has no [[trading post]], its streets are lined with businesses and are crowded with customers daily. Reflecting this, its primary industry was trade and commerce. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:42, 10 October 2025
Gregminster (グレッグミンスター, Guregguminsutā) is a city which appears in both Suikoden and Suikoden II. It is the capital of the Toran Republic and its predecessor, the Scarlet Moon Empire.
Originally known as the holy city of Rupanda, the city was renamed Gregminster when Kranach Rugner declared independence from the Holy Kingdom of Harmonia in 230, establishing the Scarlet Moon Empire and has served as a national capital since that time.
The city of Gregminster was virtually destroyed during the War of Succession of 446 as Geil Rugner's own bandit forces ransacked and looted the city while imposing martial law and harsh curfews. But the rise of Barbarossa Rugner to the throne saw the city rebuilt, more beautiful than before. As the city prospered, Gregminster housed many high-ranking officials of the Empire, giving rise to a sense of superiority from inhabitants of the city. (more...)