5/21/2023 0 Comments Palace in the sunIn Japanese, the "Sun Shrine" (what this article is about) is known as 太陽神殿 ( taiyō shinden, "Sun Palace" ?), whereas the "Sun Keep" is known as the 光のほこら ( hikari no hokora, "Light Shrine" ?). That the Sun Keep and Palace both exist in the ruined future is proof that they are different structures. The Sun Shrine is referred to as the "Sun Keep of Zeal" in the localization, causing much confusion. Crono acquired the Moon Stone there after defeating the palace's formidable guardian. It sunk to the bottom of the ocean after the collapse of Zeal, where it remained until mysteriously appearing in the ruined future. The palace floated west of the other islands, and was sealed up after the Mammon Machine was created. Ruling France for over 72 years, the Sun King would consolidate absolute royal power as no one had done before him, or would do after him. The Sun Shrine is an ornate structure designed by the people of Zeal to house the Sun Stone, which was used prior to the advent of the Mammon Machine as their primary energy source. If you’re planning a trip, or have already been to the famous Palace of Versailles, you may have heard about a certain someone called the Sun King Louis XIV. It appears in its original form in the Antiquity, although it is not accessible. Sun Shrine ( 太陽神殿, taiyō shinden ?) (also known as Sun Palace in the SNES/ PS version) is a location in Chrono Trigger that appears in 2300 AD.
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