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The '''Hyrulean Civil War''' refers to the war that occurred prior to the events of {{OoT}}. Little is known about this conflict, apart from the fact that it lasted for very long.<ref>{{Cite book|quote=The war in Hyrule raged unabated for countless eras.|book= | The '''Hyrulean Civil War''' refers to the war that occurred prior to the events of {{OoT}}. Little is known about this conflict, apart from the fact that it lasted for very long.<ref>{{Cite book|quote=The war in Hyrule raged unabated for countless eras.|book=HH|page=84}}</ref> | ||
==The War== | ==The War== | ||
The war was first referenced by the [[Great Deku Tree|Great Deku Tree Sprout]] to explain Link's origins after he lifted the curse on the [[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]].<ref name=Quote1 /> To escape from the fires of the war, a [[Hylian]] mother and her baby boy went to the [[Kokiri Forest]]. Before passing away, the mother left her child under the guardianship of the [[Great Deku Tree]]. The child was raised as a Kokiri and a few years later became the [[Link#Ocarina of Time|Hero of Time]].<ref name=Quote1>{{Cite|Some time ago, before the [[King of Hyrule]] unified [[Hyrule|this country]], there was a fierce war in our world. One day, to escape from the fires of the war, a [[Hylian]] mother and her baby boy entered this [[Lost Woods|forbidden forest]]. The mother was gravely injured... Her only choice was to entrust the child to the [[Great Deku Tree|Deku Tree]], the guardian spirit of the forest. The Deku Tree could sense that this was a child of destiny, whose fate would affect the entire world, so he took him into the forest. After the mother passed away, the baby was raised as a [[Kokiri]]. And now, finally, the day of destiny has come!|Deku Tree Sprout|OoT}}</ref> | The war was first referenced by the [[Great Deku Tree|Great Deku Tree Sprout]] to explain Link's origins after he lifted the curse on the [[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]].<ref name=Quote1 /> To escape from the fires of the war, a [[Hylian]] mother and her baby boy went to the [[Kokiri Forest]]. Before passing away, the mother left her child under the guardianship of the [[Great Deku Tree]]. The child was raised as a Kokiri and a few years later became the [[Link#Ocarina of Time|Hero of Time]].<ref name=Quote1>{{Cite|Some time ago, before the [[King of Hyrule]] unified [[Hyrule|this country]], there was a fierce war in our world. One day, to escape from the fires of the war, a [[Hylian]] mother and her baby boy entered this [[Lost Woods|forbidden forest]]. The mother was gravely injured... Her only choice was to entrust the child to the [[Great Deku Tree|Deku Tree]], the guardian spirit of the forest. The Deku Tree could sense that this was a child of destiny, whose fate would affect the entire world, so he took him into the forest. After the mother passed away, the baby was raised as a [[Kokiri]]. And now, finally, the day of destiny has come!|Deku Tree Sprout|OoT}}</ref> | ||
Finally the war ended and resulted in the unification of [[Hyrule]] under [[Hyrule Royal Family|one banner]].<ref name=Quote1/><ref>{{Cite book|quote=The fighting was eventually quelled by the king of Hyrule, and the entire land was unified under his kingdom.|book= | Finally the war ended and resulted in the unification of [[Hyrule]] under [[Hyrule Royal Family|one banner]].<ref name=Quote1/><ref>{{Cite book|quote=The fighting was eventually quelled by the king of Hyrule, and the entire land was unified under his kingdom.|book=HH|page=84}}</ref> Ganondorf once again swore fealty to the King of Hyrule.<ref>{{Cite book|quote=The scars of war faded from Hyrule, and it seemed that, at last, the world was at peace. Ganondorf, leader of the Gerudo, the people of the desert, once again swore fealty to the king of Hyrule.|book=HH|page=84}}</ref> The peace was short lived however, as some years later, Ganondorf acquired the [[Triforce of Power]] and the conquest of Hyrule began. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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The Hyrulean Civil War refers to the war that occurred prior to the events of Ocarina of Time. Little is known about this conflict, apart from the fact that it lasted for very long.[1]
The War
The war was first referenced by the Great Deku Tree Sprout to explain Link's origins after he lifted the curse on the Forest Temple.[2] To escape from the fires of the war, a Hylian mother and her baby boy went to the Kokiri Forest. Before passing away, the mother left her child under the guardianship of the Great Deku Tree. The child was raised as a Kokiri and a few years later became the Hero of Time.[2]
Finally the war ended and resulted in the unification of Hyrule under one banner.[2][3] Ganondorf once again swore fealty to the King of Hyrule.[4] The peace was short lived however, as some years later, Ganondorf acquired the Triforce of Power and the conquest of Hyrule began.
See Also
References
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- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Some time ago, before the King of Hyrule unified this country, there was a fierce war in our world. One day, to escape from the fires of the war, a Hylian mother and her baby boy entered this forbidden forest. The mother was gravely injured... Her only choice was to entrust the child to the Deku Tree, the guardian spirit of the forest. The Deku Tree could sense that this was a child of destiny, whose fate would affect the entire world, so he took him into the forest. After the mother passed away, the baby was raised as a Kokiri. And now, finally, the day of destiny has come!" — Deku Tree Sprout (Ocarina of Time)
- ↑ Template:Cite book
- ↑ Template:Cite book