Rakuin no Monshou:Guidelines

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General

According to the Project Guidelines, it's only two translators per volume. In this case, however, another translator can join in as long as he contacts the Project Supervisor first for approval.

The language used in this project is British English, for the simple reason that the first translator started out in this language.

• Thoughts (in the Japanese raws placed in brackets) should be written in italic
• No FULL CAPS to indicate shouting, just use one or two exclamation marks. If a single word or phrase needs to be emphasized - sometimes indicated in the Japanese raw with goma-marks (﹅) - write it in italic.

Characters

There's no known official romanization for the names of characters, so below is just an estimate of what sounds/looks best. Most names seem to have a European kind of feel (French, German, British). Discussion among translators/editors is of course possible.

Main Characters

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
オルバ	oruba	Orba
ビリーナ・アウエル	biri–na aueru	Vileena Owell
ホゥ・ラン	hoù ran	Hou Ran
ゴーウェン	go–wen	Gowen
シーク・エイランド	shi–ku eirando	Shique Aeland
テレジア	terejia	Theresia

Mephius Empire

Imperial Family

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
グール・メフィウス	gu–ru mefiusu	Guhl Mephius	Current Emperor
ギル・メフィウス	giru mefiusu	Gil Mephius	Crown Prince and heir to the throne
ラーナ・メフィウス	ra–na mefiusu	Lana Mephius	Guhl's first wife
メリッサ・メフィウス	merissa mefiusu	Melissa Mephius	Guhl's second wife
イネーリ・メフィウス	ine–ri mefiusu	Ineli Mephius	Guhl's adopted daughter
フローラ・メフィウス	furo–ra mefiusu	Flora Mephius	Guhl's adopted daughter, Ineli's younger sister

Other Nobles

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
シモン・ロドルーム	shimon rodoru-mu	Simon Rodloom	former council chairman
オーバリー・ビラン	o–bari– biran	Oubary Bilan
フェドム・オーリン	fedomu o–rin	Fedom Aulin	Lord of Birac
ローグ・サイアン	ro–gu saian	Rogue Saian	veteran general
ユリウス	yuriusu	Julius	Lord of Idoro
ディン	dhin	Dinn	Orba's page
カイザル・イースラン	kaizaru i–suran	Kaiser Islan	an ex-member of the council
ザット・クォーク	zatto kuo–ku	Zaat Quark	member of the council and head of the anti-imperial faction
バートン・カドモス	ba–ton kadomosu	Baton Cadmus	childhood friend of Gil
トロア・ヘルゲイ	toroa herugei	Troa Hergei	childhood friend of Gil

Tarkas Group (タルカス剣闘会)

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
タルカス	tarukasu	Tarkas	Owner
ギリアム	giriamu	Gilliam
カイン	kain	Kain

Others

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
ロアン	roan	Roan	Orba's older brother
アリス	arisu	Alice	Orba's childhood friend
ローン・ジェイス	ro–n jeisu	Rone Jayce	the one who killed Gil
ライラ・ジェイス	raira jeisu	Layla Jayce	Rone's daughter

Garbera Kingdom

Royal Family

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
ジオルグ・アウエル	jiorugu aueru	Jeorg Owell	Previous King
アイン・アウエル二世	ainn aueru nisei	Ainn Owell the Second	Current King

Others

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
リュカオン	ryukaon	Ryucown	Vileena's former fiancé
バトール	bato–ru	Bateaux	The one who lead the rebellion

Locations

Countries

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
メフィウス帝朝	mefiusu teichou	Mephius Empire	lit.: "Imperial Dynasty of Mephius"; gen.: Mephian
ガーベラ王国	ga–bera oukoku	Garbera Kingdom / Kingdom of Garbera	gen.: Garberan
エンデ公国	ende koukoku	Principality of Ende

Mephius Empire

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
ソロン	soron	Solon	Imperial Capital, located in the centre of the Domick Flats
聖臨の谷	seirin no tani	Seirin Valley	lit.: "Holy Descent Valley
イドロ	idoro	Idoro	Fortress and city near the borders of Garbera and Ende
アプター	aputa–	Apta	Fortress to the south of Mephius, taken over by Garbera during the war, but returned to Mephius.
ビラク	biraku	Birac	Trade town in the north. Fedom Aulin is the lord.
ツァーガ鉱山	tsa–ga kouzan	Tsaga Mines	Mine near the western borders. People unable to pay their debts are sent here to work.

Garbera Kingdom

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
フォゾン	fozon	Phozon	Royal capital
ザイム	zaimu	Zaim	Fortress near the borders of Mephius and Ende

Terms

Faiths, Beliefs, Society

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
魔素	mamoto	Ether	furigana say 'ether'; lit.: pure magic
バーダイン教	ba–dain kyou	Badyne Faith
竜神/竜人	ryuujin	Ryuujin	In combinations like below, use the term "Ryuujin", otherwise translate it to 'dragon gods' or, when it emphasizes on the race, 'dragon people'.
竜人族	ryuujinzoku	Ryuujin Tribe
竜神信仰	ryuujin shinkou	Ryuujin Faith
ゲブリン	geburin	Geblin
ゾディアス	zodhiasu	Zodias	a wise man of old, known as the King of Magic

Crafts and Objects

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
飛空艇	hikuutei	Airship	The author mainly uses this term for smaller airships, or one-man crafts.
飛空船	hikuusen	Air Carrier	An archaic spelling of airship, the author uses this term for the bigger ones. Like the distinction between 'boat' and 'ship'.
飛空艦	hikuukan	Air Frigate	A name for flying warships. Like an air carrier, but especially used for war.
竜石	ryuuseki	Dragonstone	Very light material made of dragon fossils. Airships are generally made of them.
竜石船	ryuusekisen	Dragonstone ships	A collective name for all airships. Term mainly used in Mephius.
遺跡物	isekibutsu	Artefact	Refers to the artifacts recovered from dragon ruins
ドゥーム	doù-mu	Doom	The name of a Mephian flagship.

Animals

Japanese	Romanization	English	Comment
ソゾス	sozosu	Sozos	Large-sized dragon
バイアン	baian	Baian	Medium-sized dragon
テンゴ	tengo	Tengo	Small-sized dragon. Fast. Runs on two legs.
ホーバン	ho–ban	Houban	Large freight-dragon. Has eight legs.

References and Notes

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