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Lingju Pass (Chinese: 灵矩关 Língjǔ-guān) is a subarea located in Lisha, Liyue.

The area is mostly made of ruins with many puzzles to solve.

Quests[]

Story Quests

World Quests

Features[]

Domains[]

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Exploration[]

Enemies[]

Common Enemies[]

Elite Enemies[]

Local Specialties[]

Interactables[]

Someone's Poetry: There is a divine order to the world, for every mortal the end must come. Noble or evil, rich or poor, the creator shows favor to none. The cycle of life and death transcends in a boundless universe beyond. Thus we exalt the divine, and praise this rule with song.

Puzzles[]

Ruins Puzzle[]

Activate the 4 Geo Monuments by using a Geo skill on them. The northern Monument is not locked. To unlock the other ones, do the following:

Once the four Monuments are activated, a Wind Current will appear in the middle of the lake. Glide up to the floating platform and activate the fifth Geo Monument. A Precious Chest and 2 Exquisite Chests will appear on the stairs nearby.

Soundtracks[]

No.Soundtrack NameAlbumPlayed In
61Linger in the ValleyJade Moon Upon a Sea of CloudsDunyu Ruins (day, sunny), Lingju Pass (day, sunny), Qingxu Pool (day, sunny)
62Slumbering LoreJade Moon Upon a Sea of CloudsDunyu Ruins, Lingju Pass, Qingxu Pool
Quests, Serenitea Pot
63Silent RuinsJade Moon Upon a Sea of CloudsDunyu Ruins, Lingju Pass, Qingxu Pool
64Lone DrifterJade Moon Upon a Sea of CloudsDunyu Ruins, Lingju Pass, Qingxu Pool
Quests
65Lost ExpectationJade Moon Upon a Sea of CloudsDunyu Ruins, Lingju Pass, Qingxu Pool
Quests, Serenitea Pot

Lore[]

According to legend, the ruins at Lingju Pass were once a stronghold established by Morax, where mortals and the adepti fought side by side. There are also vague tales about Morax's divine law, or "lingju" (Chinese: 灵矩),[1] which may relate to the poem found on a sign.

According to the puzzle at Qingxu Pool, which grants another one of the three Nameless Treasures, the ruins there date back to the Archon War. It is thus likely that the ruins at Lingju Pass likely date back to that era as well.

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishLingju Pass
Chinese
(Simplified)
灵矩关
Língjǔ-guān
Divine Law Pass[1]
Chinese
(Traditional)
靈矩關
Língjǔ-guān
Japaneseれいかん
Reiku-kan[2]
Divine Law Pass‍[※][※]
Korean성법성법 관문관문
Seongbeop Gwanmun
Holy Law Gate
SpanishPaso LingjuLingju Pass
FrenchPasse de LingjuLingju Pass
RussianПеревал Линцзю
Pereval Lintszyu
Lingju Pass
ThaiLingju Pass
VietnameseThần Luật QuanThần Luật QuanDivine Law Pass‍[※][※]
GermanLingju-PassLingju Pass
IndonesianLingju Pass
PortuguesePasse de LingjuLingju Pass
TurkishLingju GeçidiLingju Passage
ItalianPasso di LinjuLingju Pass

Change History[]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Baike Baidu: 灵矩
  2. Map, Label: Lingju Pass (Japanese)

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