What genre does Wikipedia list for the Fire Emblem series?

Wikipedia lists the Fire Emblem series’ genre as tactical role-playing.

Fire Emblem combines role-playing systems—such as experience, character classes, equipment, and growth—with turn-based tactical battles on grid-based maps. Players position individual units, exploit terrain and weapon advantages, manage resources, and complete objectives that vary from defeating enemies to protecting allies or reaching a destination.

The series was developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo. Its first game, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, released in Japan for the Family Computer in 1990. The franchise helped establish conventions now strongly associated with tactical role-playing games, including named units with distinct abilities and the possibility of permanent character death in battle.

Fire Emblem is sometimes described more casually as a strategy RPG or simulation RPG, especially in Japanese contexts. Those labels point to the same broad design family, but “tactical role-playing” is the genre wording used in the Wikipedia infobox. Platform game, life simulation, and action-adventure do not describe the series’ defining core gameplay.