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Nations are political organizations and communities in the Xenoblade Chronicles series.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2
In Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Nations were formed in Alrest based on the Titans; each one has its own political system, beliefs, traditions, and culture.
List of Nations
Argentum Trade Guild
Empire of Mor Ardain
Gormott Province
Indoline Praetorium
Kingdom of Tantal
Kingdom of Uraya
Leftherian Archipelago
Ancient Nations
- Coeia
- Judicium
- Kingdom of Torna
- Regideria
- Spessia (Only alluded to as a Nation)
Torna ~ The Golden Country
In Torna ~ The Golden Country, Nations were formed in Alrest based on the Titans. Only two Nations are visited by the party, Gormott and the Kingdom of Torna.
List of Nations
Ancient Nations
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed
In Xenoblade Chronicles 3, the world of Aionios is comprised of two major Nations at war — Keves and Agnus. Unlike a traditional Nation with defined borders, both Keves and Agnus are in a constant state of territorial gains and losses, with the mobile Colonies of each Nation spread out across Aionios, acting as temporary bases of operation. Neither nation has no real culture, having it been deemed unnecessary by the Consuls of each nation.
Etymology
In Xenoblade Chronicles 2, most of the Nations' names are allusions to the seven deadly sins. Temperantia's name is an allusion to the seven heavenly virtues (temperance), while the Leftherian Archipelago can refer to charity, if not freedom/liberty.
In Xenoblade Chronicles 3, both Agnus and Keves mean "lamb" in Latin and Hebrew, respectively, as a hint at their true nature as "sacrificial lambs" for the Consuls' hunger for life energy.
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2
Xenoblade Chronicles 3
