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| − | '''Brocade City''' is an city in the east of Cloud Empire. It is considered a blessed land, and worship rituals are held there.<ref name="ATW" /> |
+ | '''Brocade City''' is an city in the east of Cloud Empire governed by the [[Great Four Families Of Cloud|Clan Bai]]. It is considered a blessed land, and worship rituals are held there.<ref name="ATW" /> |
== History == |
== History == |
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| − | Brocade City was built by an old king many years ago. |
+ | Brocade City was built by an old king many years ago.<ref name="ATW" /> |
Around New Year's Eve one year,<ref name="AoW/SM">[[Art of War#Still Mountain]]</ref> the [[Cloud Empress]] was taken to Jinlin Palace in Brocade City and locked inside a room alone. She could hear the sounds of battle from outside the room, but only had a palace maid to talk to, who assured her that General [[Yue Qianshuang]] was leading the fight and that [[Bai Yongxi]] would be arriving soon.<ref name="AoW/S/2">[[Art of War Event/Story#2 - Jinlin's Change]]</ref> |
Around New Year's Eve one year,<ref name="AoW/SM">[[Art of War#Still Mountain]]</ref> the [[Cloud Empress]] was taken to Jinlin Palace in Brocade City and locked inside a room alone. She could hear the sounds of battle from outside the room, but only had a palace maid to talk to, who assured her that General [[Yue Qianshuang]] was leading the fight and that [[Bai Yongxi]] would be arriving soon.<ref name="AoW/S/2">[[Art of War Event/Story#2 - Jinlin's Change]]</ref> |
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== Locations == |
== Locations == |
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=== Jinlin Palace === |
=== Jinlin Palace === |
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| − | Jinlin Palace is the palace in the center of Brocade City. A royal ritual is held here annually.<ref name="ATW">[[Around the World]]</ref> There is a great hall with a platform, as well as a room with a blanket in which the Cloud Empress was once kept |
+ | Jinlin Palace (晋林宫, ''Jìn lín gōng'') is the palace in the center of Brocade City. A royal ritual is held here annually. The Cloud Empress has participated in a ritual here involving praying for the previous drought,<ref name="ATW">[[Around the World]]</ref> which could possibly be the same ritual as the annual one. There is a great hall with a platform, as well as a room with a blanket in which the Cloud Empress was once kept during the war.<ref name="AoW/S/2" /> |
=== Celestial Garden === |
=== Celestial Garden === |
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| − | The Celestial Garden is the royal zoo of Brocade City, best known for its birds that are said to bring auspiciousness and luck. It is full of lush plants and lots of water, and is home to species such as carps and birds that have the freedom to move around as they wish.<ref name="ATW" /> |
+ | The Celestial Garden (灵囿, ''Líng yòu'') is the royal zoo of Brocade City, best known for its birds that are said to bring auspiciousness and luck. It is full of lush plants and lots of water, and is home to species such as carps and birds that have the freedom to move around as they wish.<ref name="ATW" /> |
=== Cang River === |
=== Cang River === |
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| − | The Cang River is a scenic river that people can ride boats down. It is the inspiration for many poems and designs.<ref name="ATW" /> |
+ | The Cang River (苍河湾, ''Cāng hé wān'') is a scenic river that people can ride boats down. It is the inspiration for many poems and designs.<ref name="ATW" /> |
=== Snowfall Hills === |
=== Snowfall Hills === |
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=== Blue Sky Tower === |
=== Blue Sky Tower === |
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The Blue Sky Tower is a mythical, divine palace that is rumored to float above the city. It is said to have been put in place by the goddess Bixiao to protect the country,<ref name="AoW/IF">[[Art of War#Invading Fire]]</ref> and it seals Chixiao, who is prone to starting wars, and her four wills.<ref name="AoW/PR">[[Art of War#Prosperous Reign]]</ref> [[Zhu Yuxian]] believes that the Blue Sky Tower itself is an omen of war.<ref name="AoW/IF" /> |
The Blue Sky Tower is a mythical, divine palace that is rumored to float above the city. It is said to have been put in place by the goddess Bixiao to protect the country,<ref name="AoW/IF">[[Art of War#Invading Fire]]</ref> and it seals Chixiao, who is prone to starting wars, and her four wills.<ref name="AoW/PR">[[Art of War#Prosperous Reign]]</ref> [[Zhu Yuxian]] believes that the Blue Sky Tower itself is an omen of war.<ref name="AoW/IF" /> |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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Cang River.png|Cang River |
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Revision as of 20:48, 27 October 2019
Brocade City is an city in the east of Cloud Empire governed by the Clan Bai. It is considered a blessed land, and worship rituals are held there.[1]
History
Brocade City was built by an old king many years ago.[1]
Around New Year's Eve one year,[2] the Cloud Empress was taken to Jinlin Palace in Brocade City and locked inside a room alone. She could hear the sounds of battle from outside the room, but only had a palace maid to talk to, who assured her that General Yue Qianshuang was leading the fight and that Bai Yongxi would be arriving soon.[3]
Fu Su entered the Empress's room then, presumably from the battlefield, and explained that the situation was chaotic because the enemy wanted to steal something. He took her to the great hall of the palace, and she recited an incantation that Bai Yongxi had previously taught her.[3]
At the same time, Yue Qianshuang and Zhu Ruosheng were fighting in the Snowfall Hills to break through to the west, though their troops were too few to carry on and they could not get reinforcements. The main force withdrew into the walls of the city, while Yue Qianshuang and some of her elite soldiers attempted to carry the fight despite the fact that they would likely lose. A chain from an unknown place appeared out of nowhere and captured Qianshuang.[4] However, Ming Shuiyuan traveled from South Cloud to save Qianshuang.[2]
Locations
Jinlin Palace
Jinlin Palace (晋林宫, Jìn lín gōng) is the palace in the center of Brocade City. A royal ritual is held here annually. The Cloud Empress has participated in a ritual here involving praying for the previous drought,[1] which could possibly be the same ritual as the annual one. There is a great hall with a platform, as well as a room with a blanket in which the Cloud Empress was once kept during the war.[3]
Celestial Garden
The Celestial Garden (灵囿, Líng yòu) is the royal zoo of Brocade City, best known for its birds that are said to bring auspiciousness and luck. It is full of lush plants and lots of water, and is home to species such as carps and birds that have the freedom to move around as they wish.[1]
Cang River
The Cang River (苍河湾, Cāng hé wān) is a scenic river that people can ride boats down. It is the inspiration for many poems and designs.[1]
Snowfall Hills
The Snowfall Hills are just outside the walls of the city, and served as a battleground.[4]
Blue Sky Tower
The Blue Sky Tower is a mythical, divine palace that is rumored to float above the city. It is said to have been put in place by the goddess Bixiao to protect the country,[5] and it seals Chixiao, who is prone to starting wars, and her four wills.[6] Zhu Yuxian believes that the Blue Sky Tower itself is an omen of war.[5]
Name by Server
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Brocade City |
 China (Simplified)
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云锦城 (Yúnjǐn chéng) |
   Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau (Traditional)
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雲錦城 (Yúnjǐn chéng) |
Gallery
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