Triforce of Wisdom: Difference between revisions

The Triforce of Wisdom, often associated with a blue color, holds the essence of the third [[Goddess]] [[Nayru]]. Traditionally, this piece of the Triforce is bound to Princess [[Zelda]].  In the original ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' game, Princess [[Zelda]] divides the Triforce of Wisdom into eight pieces and scatters them across [[Hyrule]] in order to hide it from [[Ganon]].

In the first game Princess [[Zelda]] splits the Triforce of Wisdom into eight separate pieces and hides them within eight dungeons scattered throughout [[Hyrule]] in an attempt to prevent the evil [[Ganon]] from obtaining it. She then sends her attendant [[Impa]] to find a hero capable of destroying [[Ganon]]. [[Impa]] finds [[Link]] who agrees to help, he then must travel to the eight dungeons and retrieve the pieces. Only when the Triforce of Wisdom is assembled will [[Link]] be able to gain access to [[Ganon]]'s dungeon on [[Death Mountain]].

The Triforce of Wisdom was obtained back in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' after [[Link]] reassembled the eight pieces. Along with the [[Triforce of Power]] and the [[Triforce of Courage]] from the [[Great Palace]], [[Link]] uses the three [[Triforce]] pieces to awaken the sleeping Princess [[Zelda]].

When [[Tetra]] was younger, her mother gave her an unusual gold necklace and was told to guard it with her life, that necklace was a piece of the legendary Triforce of Wisdom. Upon meeting [[Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule]] in [[Hyrule Castle]] underneath the [[Great Sea]], he informs [[Tetra]] of her destiny and he reassembles the Triforce of Wisdom with the lost part. [[Tetra]] is told that she is Princess [[Zelda]] and she is then garbed in the dress of the Princess.