Thy Majestie is a symphonic power metal band hailing from Palermo, Sicily, Italy. Formed in 1998, the group is recognized for their melodic compositions, rich orchestral arrangements, and epic lyrical content which draws inspiration from historical events and classical stories. Throughout their career, Thy Majestie has undergone various lineup changes, but has consistently delivered music that resonates with fans of the genre.

Their discography includes a range of concept albums, with their later work showcasing a matured sound and intricate storytelling. The 2012 album "ShiHuangDi," named after the first Emperor of a unified China, is a testament to their thematic ambitions, exploring complex narratives within a framework of powerful guitars and dramatic orchestration. Other significant albums include "Dawn" (2008), which followed their well-received "Jeanne d’Arc" (2005), the latter of which is an elaborate musical account of the life of the French heroine Joan of Arc. Earlier hits like "Hastings 1066" (2002) and "The Lasting Power" (2000) helped to establish Thy Majestie as a notable act within the power metal scene, known for their epic soundscapes and a keen interest in the grandeur of historical tales. Their continued dedication to blending musical prowess with evocative historical themes has earned them a dedicated following among metal enthusiasts who crave a blend of storytelling and melody.