The Complete Teyvat Library
Inazuma book passages connected to the Sacred Sakura, Narukami, shrine memory, and cleansing traditions.
Sorted by source-text mentions, then by reading depth. Open a book to read the surrounding passage.
...still writhing on the ocean floor. Volume 3: Inazuma Mt. Yougou Lush sakura trees grow all over this mountain on the northern end of Narukami Island. These sakura all share roots with the...
... "Seek first forgiveness from Narukami in the skies above, and then from Watatsumi on the land below. Then, recite prayers to quench the gods' anger." The aforementioned ritual must be...
...I watched as the evening breeze brought a few flower petals from the Sacred Sakura and landed them in her cup, making ripples that disturbed the reflection of the moon. Overcome by a strong...
...inally reaching shore. From here, I can see the legendary Takayama on Narukami Island, along with the giant sakura tree that grows on it. The colors of the Sacred Sakura are gentle in the...
...admit defeat, but the fact remains that they ceded the giant Thunder Sakura to the kitsune. But the kitsune are a crafty and cunning bunch too, and equally skilled in the art of...
The version of this tale most widely accepted by the people of both Narukami and Watatsumi Island reads as follows: Around two thousand years ago, the Archon War was drawing to a close in...
...the blade is like a circle of transparent jade." It is said that when Narukami came to her people, she brought with her the knowledge of crafting swords. After thousands of years and...
...researcher's ancient Byakuyakoku/Enkanomiya name or modern Watatsumi/Narukami/Inazuman name is forbidden. These experimental records are not to be used for the writing of diaries, love...
...Knight took Dodoco up the tall, tall Mt. Yougou. When they got to the Sacred Sakura, they were so tired from all that climbing that they fell asleep. And when they woke up, everyone had...
...the western region and respected the boundary between itself and the Narukami, and the two had lived in peace. But now, it suddenly transgressed the boundary and invaded the east without...
Short answers for using glossary matches as a source-reading route.
It shows 10 source-book matches, 41 text mentions, and the regions where Sacred Sakura appears in the archive.
Start with the featured books, open the full source book for surrounding context, then continue into related terms if the concept appears across multiple books.
No. It is an unofficial source-linked index that points readers to visible book text instead of replacing the original passages with a standalone interpretation.