The national weapon of the Bequin Federation. Used in most official cases by every military bureaucratic officer of the Empire. The Citisia [Sit-ee-ja] was favored by the Bequin Federation for its ease of use, brute force, and elegant design. The grip is made of black-dyed pearl or some artificial recreation of such black-dyed pearl. The grip was often wrapped in orange or maroon to signify whether it was owned by a soldier or officer. Common personal-use Citisias didn't usually have wraps.

The term Citisia means "Brute."

The Sekla was a basic sidearm in the Forest-Sand Empire. While it originated from the people of Fleimer, it soon became the military and personal standard across the region.  (Leteil, Fleimer, and Froze)

Sekla simply means "Dagger."

The Kloa was a common Venathian sword used for military and dueling purposes. While its design varied quite a bit, the images seen below were standardized. 

Kloa simply meant "Sword."

The Nazeruns Kloa was a great sword equivalent to the standard Kloa. 

Nazaeruns Kloa means "Lord's Sword."

The Skloa was a type of thrusting sword used in sports dueling. It hardly ever saw real use in battle due to its limited capabilities. The Skloa can only thrust; it cannot cut. It was used in the dueling game "Sibs." Most of the time, upper-class Troisites kept them only as an accessory. The hilts always had specialized designs and luxury metals.

Skloa means "Thin Sword."

The Staran Citisia was a cultural variation of the Bequin Citisia. Oftentimes—most notably in the colonies—the Bequin Citisia would see some change in design. The Staran Citisia is unique in its guardless bent hilt. It was the primary weapon of the Star Republic

Staran simply refers to the region the weapon originated from. It was also colloquially referred to as the Guardless Citisia

The Aceevah was a traditional weapon from the Hundae tribe of northern Zanzie. It fell out of use after the Hundae people's expulsion from the mainland, but it did see continued manufacture. Usually, it was reserved for the elite guard of the Hunde Republic.

The name, Aceevah, translates simply to "War Axe." The alternative name, S'Klava, comes from Zanzae and means Northern Enemy of War.

The Enkyazie was a personal dagger originating from the early days of the Hunde Republic. It was often only used among rich aristocrats or politicians for defense and sometimes even accessory. 

The term Enkyazie is borrowed from the Zanzae language. It simply means "Dagger."

The Klazee was the traditional spear used by the Zanzae people. There were two common designs: one with the extended crossguard and one without. The extended quillon was used to stop bodies from catching on the base of the spear; however, this made it far heavier. 

Klazee meant "Friend of War."

Klaviar was the god of purgatory in Saga Risutu Mythology. His fascination with human civilization led him to create this sword. It was never put to use by the god in a fighting sense; it was more so an accessory. The sword was acquired by the titans of Dipamu with the intent to use it on David Ruiner; however, they had not reached that point, and instead, the sword was used to slay another one of the titans. This sword was infinitesimally sharp due to being forged by a god.

Kil was the god of resurrection in Saga Risutu Myth. Similar to Klaviar, he made his own sword in mimic of humans. It was enchanted with a curse, which made it so it shattered upon use--but only if the user had regret over their action. This sword was also obtained by the Titans and never put to use against Ruiner. It was shattered when the Titans fought each other.

Alesche was the Sahlam (king) of the State of the Hunes for some time under the Bequin Federation. He was an infamously violent and oppressive leader and ended up getting murdered while still in rule. His sword was an extravagant example of both his rule and the cross-cultural blending of Venathian and Hunde. This cross-cultural event was a mutual program in which the state governments of Leteil and the Hunes exchanged many cultural niceties. A real-world example would be like the introduction of Japanese culture to America and vice-versa. Alesche's sword replicated the blade of the Venathian Kloa Swords, while the hilt and cross guard drew inspiration from Hunde art and weaponry.

Georje Ruiner was the right-hand of his brother--the leader of the Bequin Federation--Davnede. Georje was given powers by the gods of extreme tact and power, making him a strong fighter. He most often than not used his own Bequin Citisia for fighting; however, he sometimes made exceptions for specific circumstances. Upon being betrayed by his paranoid brother--who attempted to execute Georje via firing squad--he entered a fit of rage. In this rage, his raw power caused a premature conclusion, opening up rifts across Dipamu. Using all of his power, he pulled this sword out of a rift and promptly slaughtered everyone in the vicinity, including his brother. It is unknown what happened to him after. The premature conclusion led to a near 300-year-long apocalypse, culminating in the death of everyone. The hilt was added two eras later by the Saviors, who used it to correct timeline interference.  Originally, the blade was far more jagged and resembled a sharp crystal. It is unwieldy and heavy, but it is incredibly powerful in the right hands.