Hyrulian Royal Graveyard

The Hyrulian Royal Graveyard is a peaceful, cut-off place in Hyrule Castle where the flowers and and vegetation grow beautifully, as if to tell that the deceased live through death.

Inhabitants
Among the graves are the tombstones of King Daphnes Hyrule; his brother, Commodore Hector Hyrule; King Daltus; King Harkinian; King Gustaf; and other ancestors of Princess Zelda.

Inscriptions
Among the graves are a few depicting mysterious words from the past. On the several of the graves are ancient inscriptions.

Other Information
It is said that if one is very quiet and listens carefully they can hear the voices of the dead speaking with each other.

Video Game Discrepancies

 * While the Hyrulian Royal Graveyard was originally found in Kakariko Village in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, the location of the graveyard was updated upon the release of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, in which the Hyrulian Royal Graveyard and Kakariko Graveyard became two separate locations. ((Accuracy?))


 * While the kings seen or spoken of in The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, CD-i Zelda game series, and The Legend of Zelda: Adventure of Link are never explicitly referenced to or spoken of in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, their tombstones still appear in NSM RPG's edition of the graveyard.


 * The Hyrulian Royal Graveyard is one of the few locations that has been inappropriately named. This is because the Hyrulian Royal Graveyard refers to the idea that it acts as the grave for any and all people of Hyrule regardless of their race (Hylian, Goron, Zora, Gerudo, etc.) whereas Hylian refers to the specific humanesque race called Hylians, thus the graveyard's name would suggest that royalty, disregarding race, would be buried here when only the member of the Hylian Royal Family would be.