Yun Huang

Yun Huang (Chinese: 云凰 Yún Huáng) was the eighth head of the Yun Family who lived around 500 years ago. She was the only child of master weaponsmith Yun Hui and took over the family business after he became one of the Liyue Qixing.^[1]

Yun Huang and Han Ce are the main characters of the Blackcliff Series weapon descriptions.

Story

Yun Huang had been a headstrong martial artist since childhood; so when her father gave up his position as head of the Yun Family to take a position among the Qixing, instead of marrying and having her husband inherit the family business as per family tradition, Huang took the mantle herself.^[1]

However, right around that time, Liyue experienced a crisis: during an expedition to The Chasm to mine crystallized blackcliff, master weaponsmith Han Wu of the Han Family, who worked closely with Yun Hui to create the Prototype Series, was involved in a cave-in.^[2] Sometime after Han Wu and the survivors managed to escape, massive earthquakes disrupted the land, forcing the mines to close for the workers' safety.^[3] The Yun Family, which relied on the mines, struggled to stay afloat and Huang began to fear that her family's legacy would end with her.

Shortly after Huang prayed for a miracle, Han Ce — Han Wu's son — appeared before with the newly crafted Blackcliff Warbow, knowing Huang specialized in archery. After testing it, she realized it was the breakthrough she had prayed for.

Sometime afterwards, an unnamed thaumaturge traveled to Qingce Village where Huang lived, seeking Huang and Ce. He presented them with a piece of Cor Purum, a gift from the thaumaturges of Liyue to repay them for their fathers' work on Prototype Amber. The two took the stone and created Blackcliff Agate, which held the power to detect tectonic movement via ley lines.^[4]

Other Languages

Language	Official Name
English	Yun Huang
Chinese (Simplified)	云凰 Yún Huáng
Chinese (Traditional)	雲凰 Yún Huáng
Japanese	雲凰 Un Kou‍‍[!]Assumed reading‍
Korean	‍운황雲凰‍ Un Hwang
Spanish	Yun Huang
French	Phénix
Russian	Юнь Хуан Yun' Khuan
Thai	Yun Huang
Vietnamese	Yun Huang
German	Yun Huang
Indonesian	Yun Huang
Portuguese	Yun Huang
Turkish	Yun Huang
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