France

France^WP (フランス, Furansu^?) is a country in western Europe. It consists of Metropolitan France^WP on the European Continent as well as various remnants of the French colonial empire^WP, territories collectively known today as Overseas France^WP.

History[]

Events in France[]

• The Gallic Wars^WP
• The Hundred Years' War^WP
• The French Revolution^WP
• The French Incident

Stories set in France[]

• Orléans Singularity
• Rome Singularity (partly)
• Tsukihime/Tsukihime -A piece of blue glass moon- (partly, in flashbacks)

Locations in France[]

Metropolitan France[]

Bordeaux[]

Bordeaux^WP (ボルドー, Borudō^?) is a city in France. It is one of the locations in the First Singularity.

Château d'If[]

Château d'If^WP (シャトー・ディフ, Shatō Difu^?) is a fortress serving as a prison on the island d'If, a few miles offshore from Marseille. It is where Edmond Dantès was imprisoned for years.

Citeaux Abbey[]

Citeaux Abbey^WP (シトーの修道院, Shitō no shūdōin^?) is the abbey Caren Hortensia was admitted to. Unlike the others in the abbey, Caren was permitted to leave on errands pertaining to exorcising.^[1]

Domrémy[]

Domrémy^WP (ドンレミ, Donremi^?) is a village in the region of Lorraine^WP.^[2] It is famous as the birthplace of Jeanne d’Arc: she left the village at age 17, and never returned home after that.^[3] It is one of the locations in the First Singularity, where Chaldea first set foot when arriving in the Singularity.^[4]

Jura[]

Jura^WP (ジュラ, Jura^?) is mountain range in France, extending along the border to Switzerland. It also gives its name to one of the geological periods, the Jurassic age.^[3] It is one of the locations in the First Singularity, where the battle with Martha occurs.^[5]

La Charité[]

La Charité^WP (ラ・シャリテ, Ra Sharite^?) is a city in France. It became a battlefield during the Hundred Years War, a battle in which Jeanne d’Arc fought. The operation failed, but a few days later, Jeanne and that family were given noble ranks.^[3] It is one of the locations in the First Singularity, where the town is destroyed by a single attack from Fafnir.^[6]

Lyon[]

Lyon^WP (リヨン, Riyon^?) is a city in France. It has a history of atrocities being committed there during the French Revolution.^[7] It is one of the locations in the First Singularity, which Siegfried had protected until he was defeated by Jeanne d'Arc Alter's Berserker Servants.^[8]

Marseille[]

Marseille^WP (マルセイユ, Maruseiyu^?) is a city in southeastern France. It is Edmond Dantès's native city. It is one of the locations in the First Singularity.

Montluçon[]

Montluçon^WP is a town in France. As a city constructed as a military installation during the Middle Ages, it holds a castle of the House of Bourbon^WP, the French royal family Marie Antoinette married into.^[7] In the manga Fate/Grand Order ~turas réalta~, the adaptation of the Orleans Singularity has Jeanne d'Arc, Marie Antoinette, and Elizabeth Báthory make a stop there.^[9] The town gets attacked by Charles-Henri Sanson and Marie-Antoinette sacrifices herself to save it.^[10]

Orléans[]

Orléans^WP (オルレアン, Orurean^?) is a city in north-central France. Both Jeanne d'Arc and Gilles de Rais participated in the Hundred Years' War^WP to repel the English in the Siege of Orléans^WP. When the Singularity manifested, Jeanne Alter and Gilles conquered the city and used it as their base of operations in their campaign to destroy France.^[11]

Rouen[]

Rouen^WP is a city in France. It is where Jeanne d'Arc was burned at the stake, at the Place du Vieux-Marché.^[12]

Thiers[]

Thiers^WP (ティエール, Tiēru^?) is a city in France, famous for its cutlery.^[13][7] It is one of the locations in the First Singularity,^[13][9] where Elizabeth Báthory and Kiyohime are first met by Chaldea.^[13]

Vaucouleurs[]

Vaucouleurs^WP (ヴォークルール, Vōkurūru^?) is a town in France. While alive, Jeanne d’Arc was the leader of its garrison, and, upon meeting Baudricourt^WP, she began to change the outcome of Hundred Years War.^[3] It is one of the locations in the First Singularity, where Chaldea first meets Jeanne d'Arc.^[6]

Characters from France[]

Heroic Spirits[]

• Alexandre Dumas
• Bradamante
• Charles-Henri Sanson
• Charlotte Corday
• Chevalier d'Eon
• Edmond Dantès
• Gilles de Rais
• Jacques de Molay
• Jeanne d'Arc
• Lancelot
• Louis XVII
• Napoleon Bonaparte
• Phantom of the Opera
• Pierre Basile
• Roland

Historical and mythological[]

• Angelo Braga
• Charles Nodier
• Christine Daaé
• Concetta
• Donatella
• Eva
• Isabelle Romée
• Mireille
• Pierre Cauchon
• Zoe

Modern day[]

• Ciel (Remake)
• Laeticia
• Noel

References[]