Genfben

Genfben is a fictional location, appearing in the fantasy novel "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. It is a city located in the Commonwealth, a large political entity that spans much of the known world. Within the narrative, Genfben is described as a significant urban center, known for its trade and its role as a hub for travel and commerce.

The city is situated near the edge of the Commonwealth, bordering less developed or more untamed territories. This strategic location influences its character and the types of people and goods that pass through it. It is depicted as a place where various cultures and peoples converge, contributing to a diverse and often bustling atmosphere. While not a primary setting for the main events of the novel, Genfben serves as a point of reference and a place visited by characters during their journeys. Its description in the book suggests a city with established infrastructure, including inns and markets, typical of a thriving medieval-inspired settlement. The presence of Genfben adds to the world-building of "The Name of the Wind," providing a sense of scale and geographical depth to the Commonwealth.