Pohjola
Last updated 2026-08-24
This article is about the location. For the areas, see Voidsea Outlook, Wavechaser Plain, Ashveil Peak, and Dunanna Pit.
Pohjola is an island in Nod-Krai. It is located north of the Southern Isles and consists of Voidsea Outlook, Wavechaser Plain, Ashveil Peak, and Dunanna Pit.[1][Note 1]
Areas
Lore
During an unspecified time period between the war of funerary flame and the Archon War, the Third Descender of Teyvat was slain by the Heavenly Principles in Pohjola, and his remains were turned into the seven Gnoses.[2][Note 2]
Trivia
Etymology
- Pohjola, sometimes just Pohja, is a location in Finnish mythology. It is one of the two main polarities in the Finnish national epic, the Kalevala, along with Kalevala or Väinölä.
Notes
- ↑ The content creator scheme mentions in the section of 参与话题投稿:波赫尤拉 (Video Upload: Pohjola) that 选择活动话题#原神月之四新地图#,并投新地块波赫尤拉二创内容,可获得奖励 (select the event topic #Genshin Luna IV New Map# and upload videos for the new area Pohjola to earn rewards). This implies that the areas Voidsea Outlook, Wavechaser Plain, Ashveil Peak, and the unreleased part of the island can collectively be referred to as Pohjola.
- ↑ Volume 2 of Hymns of the Far North describes the Third Descender as being carved into seven pieces by an individual known as Pitkamoonen. Based on their entry in Volume 1, Pitkamoonen is strongly implied to be an alternate name for the Heavenly Principles. Likewise, Skirk claims in Finale that the seven Gnoses were created from the corpse of the Third Descender, and according to Neuvillette's character profile Vision story, this deed was performed by the Heavenly Principles and another unidentified person. Therefore, it is heavily suggested that Saarelainen is the identity for the Third Descender.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Pohjola |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 波赫尤拉 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 波赫尤拉 |
| Japanese | ポホヨラ Pohoyora |
| Korean | 포흐욜라 Poheuyolla |
| Spanish | Pohjola |
| French | Pohjola |
| Russian | Похьёла Pokh'yola |
| Thai | Pohjola |
| Vietnamese | Pohjola |
| German | Pohjola |
| Indonesian | Pohjola |
| Portuguese | Pohjola |
| Turkish | Pohjola |
| Italian | Pohjola |
Change History
Introduced in Version "Luna I"
References
- ↑ Bilibili: Genshin Impact (CN) Version Luna IV Content Creator Incentive Scheme
- ↑ Book: Hymns of the Far North, Vol. 2