Mt. Tianheng (Chinese: 天衡山 Tiānhéng-shān) is a subarea located in Sea of Clouds, Liyue.
Despite the map displaying the name "Mt. Tianheng" over the peaks west of Liyue Harbor, the mountain range north of the Harbor through which passes the road leading to Guili Plains is also part of Mt. Tianheng, as the author of Stone Tablet Compilations: Vol. I says that Morax lead his people south of Mt. Tianheng to found Liyue Harbor, therefore placing Mt. Tianheng north of the city.
Quests[]
Archon Quests
World Quests
Features[]
Domains[]
1 Domain matches the category selection:
Exploration[]
Enemies[]
Common Enemies[]
Fatui Skirmisher - Geochanter Bracer ×1
Fatui Skirmisher - Electrohammer Vanguard ×1- Pyro Hilichurl Shooter ×1
- Dendro Samachurl ×1
- Geo Samachurl ×1
- Cryo Slime ×1
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Local Specialties[]
Puzzles[]
Anemo Monument Puzzle[]
Near the Teleport Waypoint south of Guili Plains exists a puzzle that involves two Anemo Monuments and a Pressure Plate. Activating both Anemo Monuments before they deactivate spawns a Precious Chest.
One monument is located on the upper floor of the ruin, while another is located underneath. The pressure plate opens a gate that allows players to quickly move between floors. It is possible to complete this puzzle in Co-Op Mode or, for solo players, use a character whose construct can activate large sensors (see list), run upstairs, activate the Anemo Monument, jump down from the opening in the floor, and activate the lower Monument.
Geo Monument Puzzle[]
Southeast of the ruin are six Geo Monuments arranged in a circle, five of them surrounding one more in the center. Activate the monuments according to the spiral of flowers surrounding the area. When this happens, an Eye of the Storm will spawn and attack the player. Defeating the monster will spawn a precious chest.
Descriptions[]
There are uncountable records of wars both big and small whereby enemies have been blocked by this barrier. As such you can still see ancient ruins of city walls, forts, and defensive structures.
Liyue's earliest mining operations are also believed to have started in this area.
Lore[]
Morax raised Mt. Tianheng when he first descended upon Liyue, and there people congregated to mine ore from the mountains. These people then established Shanhui Fort (Chinese: 山辉砦). Guizhong and her people would eventually move to the plains north of Mt. Tianheng, allying with Morax[1] and Marchosius to create the Guili Assembly.[2] Guizhong and some adepti built the Guizhong Ballista to defend Tianheng Pass from external threats.
It is said that during the Archon War, a clash between Morax and another god nearly toppled Mt. Tianheng. The adeptus Skybracer sacrificed his antlers — bestowed on him by Morax's power and containing divine power — to prop up the mountain, making it even taller than before, then continued to fight until he died of blood loss and exhaustion.[3]
Trivia[]
Developer Insight[]
"Travels Afar" Scenic Spot Collaboration Documentary - Zhangjiajie Chapter
Yan Jiang, Level Artist: The sole path to Liyue Harbor is the entrance of Mt. Tianheng, which was inspired by Tianmen Mountain. Therefore, there is a certain sense of ceremony while you make your way up there. After entering Mt. Tianheng, you unexpectedly find yourself in the trade capital that is Liyue Harbor; such a strong visual and spatial contrast allows Liyue's rich natural and man-made elements to stand out even more.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Mt. Tianheng | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 天衡山 Tiānhéng-shān | Emperor Authority Mountain[4][• 1] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 天衡山 Tiānhéng-shān | |
| Japanese | 天衡山 Tenkou-zan[5] | Emperor Authority Mountain[※][※] |
| Korean | 천형산천형산 Cheonhyeong-san | Emperor Authority Mountain[※][※] |
| Spanish | Cordillera Tianheng | Tianheng Mountain Range |
| French | Monts Tianheng | Tianheng Mountains |
| Russian | Гора Тяньхэн Gora Tyan'khen | Mt. Tianheng |
| Thai | Mt. Tianheng | — |
| Vietnamese | Thiên Hoành SơnThiên Hoành Sơn | Emperor Authority Mountain[※][※] |
| German | Tianheng-Berg | Tianheng Mountain |
| Indonesian | Mt. Tianheng | — |
| Portuguese | Monte Tianheng | Tianheng Mountain |
| Turkish | Tianheng Dağı | Tianheng Mountain |
| Italian | Monte Tianheng | Mount Tianheng |
- ↑ Chinese: May also mean "Sky-Measuring Mountain." May also refer to parts of the Liyue Qixing, including the Yuheng.
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ Book: Stone Tablet Compilations: Vol. I
- ↑ Event Moonlight Merriment Quest: Part II, Part 2: Three to Get Ready, and Here We Go
- ↑ NPC Dialogue, during Lantern Rite: Madame Ping
- ↑ Baidu Encyclopedia: 天衡（古词语）
- ↑ Map, Label: Mt. Tianheng (Japanese)
