Editing The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia

The land that the goddesses created and Hylia protected eventually came to be known as [[Hyrule]]. The humans with mysterious powers who share roots with Hylia, distinguished by their long ears, came to be known as [[Hylian]]s. After a long period of peace, people began to fight over the Triforce of legend. In response, the [[Sage]] of Light, [[Rauru]], builds the [[Temple of Time]] around the only entrance to the [[Sacred Realm]] that houses the Triforce, and seals the entrance and the ability to pass through time with the Master Sword. He entrusts [[Spiritual Stones|three sacred stone]]s, which act as keys to the [[Door of Time]], to the [[Kokiri|people of the forest]], [[Zora|people of water]], and [[Goron|people of fire]]. Rauru stays within the Sacred Realm as guardian and enshrines the Triforce in the [[Temple of Light]]. Many years later, the kingdom is established by descendants of the reborn Hylia, Zelda, and they built [[Hyrule Castle]] in the center of Hyrule near the Temple of Time. Many members of the Royal Family are born with a special power, and the queen would often be named Zelda after the historical legend.

Peace returns as Vaati was presumed dead, but one day he suddenly reappears and kidnaps many beautiful maidens, taking them to the [[Wind Palace]]. A young boy uses the power of the legendary Four Sword to split his body into four in order to defeat Vaati. The boy seals Vaati inside the Four Sword within the [[Four Sword Shrine]] and returns the girls home to their villages.

Ganon, from within the Dark World, plots his return to the [[Light World]] through his alter ego, [[Agahnim]], whom gains favor with the King of Hyrule and betrays him. Link, a boy descended from a member of the Knights of Hyrule, travels to the Dark World and defeats Ganon. He recovers the Triforce, and peace returns to the world.

The Royal Family uses the Triforce to make the kingdom prosperous. Worried that the Triforce could be misused after his death, a great king hid the Triforce of Courage and cast a spell over the kingdom so that a crest will appear on the hand of the one worthy of being its bearer. When the king dies, crest did not appear on the prince's hand, and a magician close to him suggests that Princess Zelda knows the secret. When Princess Zelda repeatedly refuses to tell her older brother the location of the Triforce of Courage, the magician sacrifices his life to cast a sleeping spell on Zelda, much to the prince's horror. In his grief, the prince regretfully places Zelda in the [[North Castle]] and decrees that every female born into the Royal Family shall be given the name Zelda so that the tragedy shall never be forgotten. While he reforms himself and governs wisely as king, the glory of the kingdom decays to a smaller state as no one worthy of bearing the full Triforce appears.

After hundreds of years, Ganondorf revives again. The [[King of Red Lions]] guides Link, the Hero of Winds, along with [[Tetra]], the pirate, to unite the Triforce. The ancient King of Hyrule uses the Triforce to wash away Hyrule under the sea, and both Ganondorf and the Master Sword are buried in the water, ending the cycle of conflict over the Sacred Realm and the Triforce.

Continuing the great voyage, Tetra and her crew discover a continent. It is the land of the [[spirits of good]], where the central [[Tower of Spirits]] was used to seal the Demon King, [[Malladus]], in the distant past. Tetra establishes a new kingdom of Hyrule and makes peace with the native [[Lokomo]]s. It is stipulated that soldiers would wear the same uniform as the Hero of Winds.