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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
The cave is named after [[Princess Gwaelin]] of the first {{Dragon Quest}}. It is assumed that she and the {{Hero 1}} from {{Dragon Quest}} traveled through the tunnel on the way to founding the kingdoms of [[Cannock]] and [[Midenhall]]. | The cave is named after [[Princess Gwaelin]] of the first {{Dragon Quest}}. It is assumed that she and the {{Hero 1}} from {{Dragon Quest}} traveled through the tunnel on the way to founding the kingdoms of [[Cannock]] and [[Midenhall]]. | ||
==In other languages== | |||
{{OtherLanguages | |||
|es=Puerta de Alina|es-meaning=''Alina's Gate'', with ''Alina'' being the Spanish name of [[Princess Gwaelin]] | |||
|les=Embocadura de Alina|les-meaning=''Alina's entrance / gateway'', with ''Alina'' being the Spanish name of [[Princess Gwaelin]] | |||
|fr=Porte de Gwaeline|fr-meaning=''Gwaeline's Gate'' | |||
|de=Gwaelin-Tor|de-meaning=''Gwaelin's Gate'' | |||
|it=Porta di Gwaelin|it-meaning=''Gwaelin's Gate'' | |||
|ko=로라의 문, ''Roraui Mun''|ko-meaning=''Laura's Gate'' | |||
|zh-cn=萝拉之门, ''Luólā zhī Mén''|zh-cn-meaning=''Laura's Gate'' | |||
|zh-tw=蘿拉之門, ''Luólā zhī Mén''|zh-tw-meaning=''Laura's Gate'' | |||
}} | |||
==Map & Gallery== | ==Map & Gallery== | ||