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| − | + | '''Northern Hyrule''' is one of the three major regions considered to be part of the civilized world, alongside [[Southern Hyrule]] and the [[Eastern Sea]]. | |
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| + | '''Northern Hyrule''' is best known for being unaffected by the recent invasion of [[Ganon]], which all but destroyed all of the previous inhabitants of Southern Hyrule. Ganon seemed to have mysteriously ceased his north-heading invasion near [[Death Mountain]] and [[Hyrule Bay]], which split Hyrule into its Northern and Southern halves. Because of this, Northern Hyrule is still primarily ruled by civilized Hylians, unlike its southern counterpart. | ||
Northern Hyrule is ruled primarily by the [[Hylian]] Royal Family which occupies [[Castle Town]], and governs the nearby Hylian settlements of [[Nabooru]], [[Lon Lon Ranch]], [[Impa]], [[Darunia]], and [[Mido]]. The northeast region of [[Snowhead]] is occupied mostly by [[Race:Yeti|Yeti]], and northwest region of [[Woodfall]] claimed by numerous forest creatures, both remain mostly untouched by Hylians. To the east are [[Lake Hylia]] and [[Moruge Swamp]], which are home to quarreling tribes of [[Race:Zora|Zora]]. Near the center of Northern Hyrule lies vast praries and meadows, mostly unoccupied, which collectively is known as Hyrule Field. | Northern Hyrule is ruled primarily by the [[Hylian]] Royal Family which occupies [[Castle Town]], and governs the nearby Hylian settlements of [[Nabooru]], [[Lon Lon Ranch]], [[Impa]], [[Darunia]], and [[Mido]]. The northeast region of [[Snowhead]] is occupied mostly by [[Race:Yeti|Yeti]], and northwest region of [[Woodfall]] claimed by numerous forest creatures, both remain mostly untouched by Hylians. To the east are [[Lake Hylia]] and [[Moruge Swamp]], which are home to quarreling tribes of [[Race:Zora|Zora]]. Near the center of Northern Hyrule lies vast praries and meadows, mostly unoccupied, which collectively is known as Hyrule Field. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:38, 17 November 2013
Northern Hyrule is one of the three major regions considered to be part of the civilized world, alongside Southern Hyrule and the Eastern Sea.
Northern Hyrule is best known for being unaffected by the recent invasion of Ganon, which all but destroyed all of the previous inhabitants of Southern Hyrule. Ganon seemed to have mysteriously ceased his north-heading invasion near Death Mountain and Hyrule Bay, which split Hyrule into its Northern and Southern halves. Because of this, Northern Hyrule is still primarily ruled by civilized Hylians, unlike its southern counterpart.
Northern Hyrule is ruled primarily by the Hylian Royal Family which occupies Castle Town, and governs the nearby Hylian settlements of Nabooru, Lon Lon Ranch, Impa, Darunia, and Mido. The northeast region of Snowhead is occupied mostly by Yeti, and northwest region of Woodfall claimed by numerous forest creatures, both remain mostly untouched by Hylians. To the east are Lake Hylia and Moruge Swamp, which are home to quarreling tribes of Zora. Near the center of Northern Hyrule lies vast praries and meadows, mostly unoccupied, which collectively is known as Hyrule Field.
| Places in Hyrule | |
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| Northern Hyrule | Castle Town · Darunia · Death Mountain · Impa · Great Bay · Lake Hylia · Lon Lon Ranch · Mido · Mountain Village · Moruge Swamp · Nabooru · Rolling Ridge · Snowhead · Woodfall |
| Southern Hyrule | Eastern Caves · Eyeglass Lake · Kakariko · Kasuto · Kokiri Forest · Ikana · Lower Wilds · Monster Village · Mogma Ridge · Rauru · Saria · Tantari Desert · Ruto · Western Caves |
| The Great Sea | Crescent Island · Dragon Roost Island · Forsaken Fortress · Haunted Wasteland · Knuckle Rock · Koholint Island · Mother and Child Isles · Natzu Triangle · Subrosian Glacier · Windfall Island |
| Other Realms | Dark World · Subrosia · Twilight Realm |
