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{{Place
{{Hatnote|Not to be confused with the {{Term|BotW|Eldin (Region)|link}} {{Term|BotW|Region|link}} in {{BotW}}.}}
|name = Eldin Province
{{Infobox Location
|image = [[File:Eldinprovince.jpg]]
|image = [[File:TP Eldin Province Map.jpg]]
|caption = Eldin Province map from ''Twilight Princess''
|caption = Eldin Province map from {{TP|-}}
|game = {{TP}}<br>{{SS}}
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|inhab = <small>'''''Twilight Princess:'''''</small><br>[[Eldin (Spirit)|Eldin]] <small>([[Light Spirit]])</small><br>[[Renado]]<br>{{exp|Colin, Beth, Malo, Talo and Ilia|The Ordon Children}}<br>[[Goron]]s<br>[[Human]]s
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<small>'''''Skyward Sword:'''''</small><br>[[Eldin (Dragon)|Eldin]] <small>(Fire Dragon)</small><br>[[Mogma]]s
{{Infobox Game Blocks
|items = <small>'''''Twilight Princess:'''''</small><br>[[Hero's Bow]]<br>[[Hylian Shield]]
|TP= [[Eldin (Spirit)|Eldin]], [[Renado]]
<small>'''''Skyward Sword:'''''</small><br>[[Digging Mitts|Digging and Mogma Mitts]]<br>[[Bomb Bag]]<br>[[Fireshield Earrings]]
|SS= [[Eldin (Dragon)|Eldin]]
|related = <small>'''''Twilight Princess:'''''</small><br>[[Kakariko Village]]<br>[[Bridge of Eldin]]<br>[[Hidden Village]]<br>[[Hyrule Field]]
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<small>'''''Skyward Sword:'''''</small><br>[[Eldin Volcano]]<br>[[Volcano Summit]]
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{{Infobox Game Blocks
|TP= [[Hero's Bow]], [[Hylian Shield]]
|SS= [[Digging Mitts]], [[Bomb Bag]], [[Fireshield Earring]]
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|related = {{List|[[Kakariko Village]], [[Bridge of Eldin]], [[Hidden Village]], [[Hyrule Field]], [[Eldin Volcano]], [[Volcano Summit]]}}
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The {{Term/Store|Eldin Province||Series, TP, TPHD, SS, SSHD}},{{Exp Game|TP, SS}}<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= TP |guide= Prima |page= 9}}</ref>{{Name Ref|TPHD}}<ref>{{Cite|{{Color|SSHD Gold|{{Big|'''Eldin Ore'''}}}}<br/>{{Color|SSHD Dialogue|A rare ore usually found in Eldin Province. Can be used to make strong, durable items.}}|Collection|SSHD}}</ref> also known as the '''Eldin Volcano Area''',{{Exp Game|SS}}<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 296 {{Exp Game|SS}}}}</ref> is a recurring location in {{TLoZ|Series}}. The province was named after [[Eldin (Dragon)|Eldin]], one of the three dragons of the [[Zelda Timeline#The Era of the Goddess Hylia|Era of the Goddess Hylia]].<ref name="Name1">{{Cite Book|quote= The Surface is divided into three regions. Each region is named after one of the dragons, Faron, Eldin, and Lanayru, who protect the Sacred Flames. |book= HH |publisher= |page= 74}}</ref><ref name="Name2">{{Cite Book|quote= The provinces known as Lanayru, Faron, Eldin, and Ordona bear the same names as they did in the Era of the Goddess Hylia. They are protected by the Light Spirits who share their names. |book= HH |publisher= |page= 116}}</ref>


The '''Eldin Province''' is a province of the [[Hyrule]] overworld in {{TP}} and {{SS}}. The province was named after [[Eldin (Dragon)|Eldin]], one of the three dragons of the [[Zelda Timeline#The Era of the Goddess Hylia|Era of the Goddess Hylia]].<ref name="Name1">{{Cite book|quote=The Surface is divided into three regions. Each region is named after one of the dragons, Faron, Eldin, and Lanayru, who protect the Sacred Flames.|book=[[Hyrule Historia]]|page=74|publisher=Dark Horse Books}}</ref><ref name="Name2">{{Cite book|quote=The provinces known as Lanayru, Faron, Eldin, and Ordona bear the same names as they did in the Era of the Goddess Hylia. They are protected by the Light Spirits who share their names.|book=[[Hyrule Historia]]|page=116|publisher=Dark Horse Books}}</ref>
==Features and Overview==
==={{TP|-}}===
In {{TP|-}}, the Eldin Province is situated on the eastern part of the map of Hyrule, north of the [[Faron Province]] and southeast of the [[Lanayru Province]]. It includes [[Kakariko Village]], [[Death Mountain]], eastern [[Hyrule Field]], and the [[Hidden Village]], as well as the second dungeon, [[Goron Mines]]. The Eldin Province has the largest Hyrule Field out of all of the provinces, and further up north the field is the [[Bridge of Eldin]], which connects the Eldin Province to the Lanayru Province. It is protected by the [[Spirits of Light|Spirit of Light]], [[Eldin (Spirit)|Eldin]].


==Appearances==
This region of Hyrule is the second one visited by [[Link]], which is entered after obtaining the [[Fused Shadow]] from the {{Term|TPHD|Forest Temple|link}}. As with the [[Faron Province]] before it, he finds that the province is also covered in [[Twilight]]. After restoring Eldin's light and lifting the province's Twilight, Link scales up Death Mountain while seeking the second Fused Shadow and bests the [[Goron]]s at a [[sumo]] match,<ref>{{Cite|I could make an exception... but you would have to beat me in a contest of power. Are you willing to try little human?|Gor Coron|TP}}</ref> who then allow him to enter the Goron Mines and retrieve the Fused Shadow after the defeat of [[Fyrus]]. This is also the area in which Link must battle [[King Bulblin]] in order to rescue [[Colin]]. Later on in the game, the young hero must return to the Eldin Province to locate the Hidden Village and eventually obtain the [[Ancient Sky Book]] from its only resident, [[Impaz]].
===''Twilight Princess''===
In ''Twilight Princess'', the Eldin Province is situated on the eastern part of the map of Hyrule, north of the [[Faron Province]] and southeast of the [[Lanayru Province]]. It includes [[Kakariko Village]], [[Death Mountain]], eastern [[Hyrule Field]], and the [[Hidden Village]], as well as the second dungeon, [[Goron Mines]]. The Eldin Province has the largest Hyrule Field out of all of the provinces, and further up north the field is the [[Bridge of Eldin]], which connects the Eldin Province to the Lanayru Province. It is protected by the [[Spirits of Light|Spirit of Light]], [[Eldin (Spirit)|Eldin]].


This region of Hyrule is the second one visited by [[Link]], which is entered after obtaining the [[Fused Shadow]] from the [[Forest Temple (Twilight Princess)|Forest Temple]]. As with the [[Faron Province]] before it, he finds that the province is also covered in [[Twilight]]. After restoring Eldin's light and lifting the province's Twilight, Link scales up Death Mountain while seeking the second Fused Shadow and bests the [[Goron]]s at a [[sumo]] match,<ref>{{Cite|I could make an exception... but you would have to beat me in a contest of power. Are you willing to try little human?|Gor Coron|TP}}</ref> who then allow him to enter the Goron Mines and retrieve the Fused Shadow after the defeat of [[Fyrus]]. This is also the area in which Link must battle [[King Bulblin]] in order to rescue [[Colin]]. Later on in the game, the young hero must return to the Eldin Province to locate the Hidden Village and eventually obtain the [[Ancient Sky Book]] from its only resident, [[Impaz]].
The two final battles against [[Ganondorf]] are fought in the Hyrule Field section of the Eldin Province.


The two final battles against [[Ganon]]dorf are fought in the Hyrule Field section of the Eldin Province.
====Areas====
{{Gallery List|Locations
|TP= Bridge of Eldin, Death Mountain, Goron Mines, Hidden Village, Kakariko Gorge, Kakariko Village, Kakariko Village Graveyard
}}


====Notable Locations====
==={{SS|-}}===
*[[Kakariko Gorge]] {{Exp|Warping location}}
In {{SS|-}}, the Eldin Province is protected by a great [[Eldin (Dragon)|Fire Dragon]] of the same name who was appointed to oversee the region by the goddess [[Hylia]].<ref>{{Cite|That is Eldin, the Fire Dragon. As the great protector of Eldin Province, he has power over fire.|Fi|SS}}</ref> It is a powerful region, covered mostly in lava by its active [[Eldin Volcano|volcano]],<ref>{{Cite|Master, this is Eldin Volcano. It is an active volcano rich with the power of the earth. Approximately 65% of the region is covered in lava.|Fi|SS}}</ref> and home to the treasure hunting [[Mogma]] tribe. It is situated northeast of the Lanayru Province and northwest of the Faron Province. A large portion of the province has been taken over by a large force of [[Bokoblin]]s, setting up {{Plural|SS|Monster Stronghold|link}}, and scaring off the local Mogmas. When Link first arrives, the Mogmas are suspicious of him, thinking he is one of the "red creeps." However, they grow to accept him, and reward him with the [[Digging Mitts]] for fighting off the Bokoblins. It is in this region where Link first encounters [[Impa]] as a figure dress in black. After completing the {{Term|SS|Earth Temple|link}}, Link finds [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] and Impa in the temple's spring. However, Impa sends Zelda through a portal and scolds Link for his inability to protect her, claiming that she does not believe him to be worthy of becoming the Hero chosen by the Goddess.<ref>{{Cite|It took you far too long to get here. Looking at you, I fear the goddess is mistaken in her choice of agents.|Impa|SS}}</ref>
*[[Kakariko Village]] {{Exp|Warping location}}
**[[Kakariko Village Graveyard]]
*[[Death Mountain]] {{Exp|Warping location}}
*[[Goron Mines]]
*[[Bridge of Eldin]] {{Exp|Warping location}}
*[[Hidden Village]]


===''Skyward Sword''===
Afterwards, Link returns to the Eldin Province in order to complete [[Din (Goddess)|Din]]'s [[Silent Realm]] and receive the {{Plural|SS|Fireshield Earring|link}},<ref>{{Cite|You got the Fireshield Earring! With these, you can stand any heat without a sweat This is one fo the three sacred gifts left by the goddess.|N/A|SS}}</ref> which allow him to traverse the heat of Eldin Volcano and enter its Summit in search of the {{Term|SS|Fire Sanctuary (Dungeon)|link}}. Inside, he battles [[Ghirahim]] a second time. After defeating him, Link will be able to temper his sword with the final flame, [[Din's Flame]], transforming it into the [[Master Sword]].<ref>{{Cite|Master, now that is as been tempered by the last of the sacred flames, your blade has finally revealed its true form. You now hold the Master Sword.|Fi|SS}}</ref>
In ''Skyward Sword'', the Eldin Province is protected by a great [[Eldin (Dragon)|Fire Dragon]] of the same name who was appointed to oversee the region by the goddess [[Hylia]].<ref>{{Cite|That is Eldin, the Fire Dragon. As the great protector of Eldin Province, he has power over fire.|Fi|SS}}</ref> It is a powerful region, covered mostly in lava by its active [[Eldin Volcano|volcano]],<ref>{{Cite|Master, this is Eldin Volcano. It is an active volcano rich with the power of the earth. Approximately 65% of the region is covered in lava.|Fi|SS}}</ref> and home to the treasure hunting [[Mogma]] tribe. It is situated northeast of the Lanayru Province and northwest of the Faron Province. A large portion of the province has been taken over by a large force of [[Bokoblin]]s, setting up [[Bokoblin Outpost|outposts]], and scaring off the local Mogmas. When Link first arrives, the Mogmas are suspicious of him, thinking he is one of the "red creeps." However, they grow to accept him, and reward him with the [[Digging Mitts]] for fighting off the Bokoblins. It is in this region where Link first encounters [[Impa]] as a figure dress in black. After completing the [[Earth Temple (Skyward Sword)|Earth Temple]], Link finds [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] and Impa in the temple's spring. However, Impa sends Zelda through a portal and scolds Link for his inability to protect her, claiming that she does not believe him to be worthy of becoming the Hero chosen by the Goddess.<ref>{{Cite|It took you far too long to get here. Looking at you, I fear the goddess is mistaken in her choice of agents.|Impa|SS}}</ref>


Afterwards, Link returns to the Eldin Province in order to complete [[Din (Goddess)|Din]]'s [[Silent Realm]] and receive the [[Fireshield Earrings]],<ref>{{Cite|You got the Fireshield Earrings! With these, you can stand any heat without a sweat This is one fo the three sacred gifts left by the goddess.|N/A|SS}}</ref> which allow him to traverse the heat of Eldin Volcano and enter its Summit in search of the [[Fire Sanctuary]]. Inside, he battles [[Ghirahim]] a second time. After defeating him, Link will be able to temper his sword with the final flame, [[Din's Flame]], transforming it into the [[Master Sword]].<ref>{{Cite|Master, now that is as been tempered by the last of the sacred flames, your blade has finally revealed its true form. You now hold the Master Sword.|Fi|SS}}</ref>
Link returns to the Eldin Province once more in order to learn Eldin's section of the "[[Song of the Hero]]". However, due to an explosion caused by Eldin,<ref>{{Cite|I’m afraid that eruption was caused by an explosion of my power. It looks like you were caught up in it. My apologies.|Eldin (Dragon)|SS}}</ref> the volcano erupts, upsetting the region and filling the sky with ash. Before Link is able to land, he is blown away by the explosion. He awakens to find that he has been captured and imprisoned by the Bokoblins who have now completely taken over Eldin Volcano. The Mogma [[Plats]] burrows into Link's prison, telling him that while he was unconscious, the Bokoblins took all of his equipment and locked it into chests scattered throughout the region.<ref>{{Cite|Haven't ya noticed? They swiped all your stuff! While you were out, they shook you down good, pal! You're gonna want to get your stuff back before ya go and try anything else.|Plats|SS}}</ref> He proceeds to return Link his stolen Digging Mitts, with which Link is able to escape his prison and search for his missing gear. After recovering his equipment and working his way deep into the Volcano, Link arrives before Eldin, who presents his segment of the "Song of the Hero" and apologize for the explosion.


Link returns to the Eldin Province once more in order to learn Eldin's section of the "[[Song of the Hero]]". However, due to an explosion caused by Eldin,<ref>{{Cite|I’m afraid that eruption was caused by an explosion of my power. It looks like you were caught up in it. My apologies.|Eldin|SS}}</ref> the volcano erupts, upsetting the region and filling the sky with ash. Before Link is able to land, he is blown away by the explosion. He awakens to find that he has been captured and imprisoned by the Bokoblins who have now completely taken over Eldin Volcano. The Mogma [[Plats]] burrows into Link's prison, telling him that while he was unconscious, the Bokoblins took all of his equipment and locked it into chests scattered throughout the region.<ref>{{Cite|Haven't ya noticed? They swiped all your stuff! While you were out, they shook you down good, pal! You're gonna want to get your stuff back before ya go and try anything else.|Plats|SS}}</ref> He proceeds to return Link his stolen Digging Mitts, with which Link is able to escape his prison and search for his missing gear. After recovering his equipment and working his way deep into the Volcano, Link arrives before Eldin, who presents his segment of the "Song of the Hero" and apologize for the explosion.
====Areas====
{{Gallery List|Locations
|SS= Eldin Volcano
}}


====Notable Locations====
==Nomenclature==
*[[Eldin Volcano]]
The province incorporates the name of {{Term|Series|Din (Goddess)|link}}.
**[[Volcano Summit]]
**[[Earth Temple (Skyward Sword)|Earth Temple]]
**[[Fire Sanctuary (Skyward Sword)|Fire Sanctuary]]


==Etymology==
{{Nomenclature}}
{{Names
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|jaM=
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|esL= Región de Eldin {{ExpGame|SS}}
|esLM= Region of Eldin
|esS=
|esSM=
|fr=
|frM=
|frC= Terres d'Ordinn
|frCM= Land of Ordinn
|frF=
|frFM=
|de=
|deM=
|it= Terre di Oldin {{ExpGame|SS}}
|itM= Land of Oldin
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{{Ref}}
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[[Category:Provinces]]
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[[Category:Places in Twilight Princess]]
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[[Category:Places in Skyward Sword]]
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Not to be confused with the Eldin Region in Breath of the Wild.

The Eldin Province,(TP | SS)[1][name references needed][2] also known as the Eldin Volcano Area,(SS)[3] is a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series. The province was named after Eldin, one of the three dragons of the Era of the Goddess Hylia.[4][5]

Features and Overview

Twilight Princess

In Twilight Princess, the Eldin Province is situated on the eastern part of the map of Hyrule, north of the Faron Province and southeast of the Lanayru Province. It includes Kakariko Village, Death Mountain, eastern Hyrule Field, and the Hidden Village, as well as the second dungeon, Goron Mines. The Eldin Province has the largest Hyrule Field out of all of the provinces, and further up north the field is the Bridge of Eldin, which connects the Eldin Province to the Lanayru Province. It is protected by the Spirit of Light, Eldin.

This region of Hyrule is the second one visited by Link, which is entered after obtaining the Fused Shadow from the Forest Temple. As with the Faron Province before it, he finds that the province is also covered in Twilight. After restoring Eldin's light and lifting the province's Twilight, Link scales up Death Mountain while seeking the second Fused Shadow and bests the Gorons at a sumo match,[6] who then allow him to enter the Goron Mines and retrieve the Fused Shadow after the defeat of Fyrus. This is also the area in which Link must battle King Bulblin in order to rescue Colin. Later on in the game, the young hero must return to the Eldin Province to locate the Hidden Village and eventually obtain the Ancient Sky Book from its only resident, Impaz.

The two final battles against Ganondorf are fought in the Hyrule Field section of the Eldin Province.

Areas

Skyward Sword

In Skyward Sword, the Eldin Province is protected by a great Fire Dragon of the same name who was appointed to oversee the region by the goddess Hylia.[7] It is a powerful region, covered mostly in lava by its active volcano,[8] and home to the treasure hunting Mogma tribe. It is situated northeast of the Lanayru Province and northwest of the Faron Province. A large portion of the province has been taken over by a large force of Bokoblins, setting up Monster Strongholds, and scaring off the local Mogmas. When Link first arrives, the Mogmas are suspicious of him, thinking he is one of the "red creeps." However, they grow to accept him, and reward him with the Digging Mitts for fighting off the Bokoblins. It is in this region where Link first encounters Impa as a figure dress in black. After completing the Earth Temple, Link finds Zelda and Impa in the temple's spring. However, Impa sends Zelda through a portal and scolds Link for his inability to protect her, claiming that she does not believe him to be worthy of becoming the Hero chosen by the Goddess.[9]

Afterwards, Link returns to the Eldin Province in order to complete Din's Silent Realm and receive the Fireshield Earrings,[10] which allow him to traverse the heat of Eldin Volcano and enter its Summit in search of the Fire Sanctuary. Inside, he battles Ghirahim a second time. After defeating him, Link will be able to temper his sword with the final flame, Din's Flame, transforming it into the Master Sword.[11]

Link returns to the Eldin Province once more in order to learn Eldin's section of the "Song of the Hero". However, due to an explosion caused by Eldin,[12] the volcano erupts, upsetting the region and filling the sky with ash. Before Link is able to land, he is blown away by the explosion. He awakens to find that he has been captured and imprisoned by the Bokoblins who have now completely taken over Eldin Volcano. The Mogma Plats burrows into Link's prison, telling him that while he was unconscious, the Bokoblins took all of his equipment and locked it into chests scattered throughout the region.[13] He proceeds to return Link his stolen Digging Mitts, with which Link is able to escape his prison and search for his missing gear. After recovering his equipment and working his way deep into the Volcano, Link arrives before Eldin, who presents his segment of the "Song of the Hero" and apologize for the explosion.

Areas

Nomenclature

The province incorporates the name of Din.

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNamesMeanings
The French Republic
FrenchEU
Région d'Ordinn (SS)[14]Ordinn Region
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References

  1. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess—PRIMA Official Game Guide, Prima Games, pg. 9
  2. "Eldin Ore
    A rare ore usually found in Eldin Province. Can be used to make strong, durable items.
    " — Collection (Skyward Sword HD)
  3. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 296 (SS)
  4. "The Surface is divided into three regions. Each region is named after one of the dragons, Faron, Eldin, and Lanayru, who protect the Sacred Flames." (Hyrule Historia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 74)
  5. "The provinces known as Lanayru, Faron, Eldin, and Ordona bear the same names as they did in the Era of the Goddess Hylia. They are protected by the Light Spirits who share their names." (Hyrule Historia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116)
  6. "I could make an exception... but you would have to beat me in a contest of power. Are you willing to try little human?" — Gor Coron (Twilight Princess)
  7. "That is Eldin, the Fire Dragon. As the great protector of Eldin Province, he has power over fire." — Fi (Skyward Sword)
  8. "Master, this is Eldin Volcano. It is an active volcano rich with the power of the earth. Approximately 65% of the region is covered in lava." — Fi (Skyward Sword)
  9. "It took you far too long to get here. Looking at you, I fear the goddess is mistaken in her choice of agents." — Impa (Skyward Sword)
  10. "You got the Fireshield Earring! With these, you can stand any heat without a sweat This is one fo the three sacred gifts left by the goddess." — N/A (Skyward Sword)
  11. "Master, now that is as been tempered by the last of the sacred flames, your blade has finally revealed its true form. You now hold the Master Sword." — Fi (Skyward Sword)
  12. "I’m afraid that eruption was caused by an explosion of my power. It looks like you were caught up in it. My apologies." — Eldin (Skyward Sword)
  13. "Haven't ya noticed? They swiped all your stuff! While you were out, they shook you down good, pal! You're gonna want to get your stuff back before ya go and try anything else." — Plats (Skyward Sword)
  14. Hyrule Historia, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 18