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Tenryou (Japanese: 天領 Tenryou, "Emperor's Land") is a point of interest located in Inazuma City, Narukami Island, Inazuma.

It is located just below Tenshukaku, and is home to a bustling commercial street.

It is one of the three parts that make up Inazuma City, the other two being Hanamizaka and Tenshukaku.

Points of Interest[]

There are 7 points of interest in Tenryou:

Name Description
Aisa Bathhouse

The bathhouse was inspired by volcanic hot springs found in Natlan. Many Tenryou Commission samurai often visit.

Komore Teahouse
Netsuke no Gen Crafts
Ogura Textiles & Kimonos Ogura Textiles & Kimonos is a family-owned kimono and fabric shop run by Ogura Mio.
Police Station

The Police Station is responsible for maintaining law and order in Inazuma.

Shimura's

Shimura's is run by Shimura Kanbei. They sell simple Food, Cooking Ingredients, and Cooking recipes.

Tsukumomono Groceries

Tsukumomono Groceries is run by Aoi. The supplies restock daily. Reach Reputation Rank 4 in Inazuma to gain a 10% Discount.

The shop lacks the map marker normally present on the other two General Goods shops in Mondstadt and Liyue.

NPCs[]

Descriptions[]

The many streets and lanes of Tenryou intersect and cross paths, and finally gather in front of the Tenshukaku - the undisputed center of power in Inazuma. Under the eternal and silent gaze of Her Highness the Ogosho Shogun, the people living in the hustle and bustle of the city will finally be free from the worries of obsession, and move to a paradise where they no longer need to chase and compete for their aspirations — but what is the view of the eternal paradise that the Shogun sees?

Soundtracks[]

No.Soundtrack NameAlbumPlayed In
05Lingering BlossomRealm of Tranquil EternityHanamizaka (day), Tenryou (day)
Quests, Event Gameplay, Serenitea Pot

Trivia[]

  • In feudal Japan, the term "Tenryou" referred to land directly held by the Shogun, as opposed to land held by a Daimyo (大名, feudal lords, such as Hiiragi Shinsuke). The original term for this kind of land was shihaisho (Japanese: 支配所); but since the Meiji period, the term Tenryou (Japanese: 天領 "Emperor's land") has become synonymous, because the shogun's lands were returned to the emperor.[1] However, in Genshin Impact, there is no Inazuma emperor, so the use of this term indicates land directly governed by Ei. The Tenryou Commission is given great authority to manage the security of Tenryou and the public security of Inazuma, showing that Ei has great trust in the Kujou Clan.

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishTenryou
Chinese
(Simplified)
天领
Tiānlǐng
Emperor's Land‍[※][※]
Chinese
(Traditional)
天領
Tiānlǐng
Japanese天領
Tenryou
Emperor's Land
Korean텐료
Tenryo
SpanishTenryou
FrenchTenryou
RussianТэнрё
Tenryo
ThaiTenryou
VietnameseTenryou
GermanTenryou
IndonesianTenryou
PortugueseTenryou
TurkishTenryou

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