The Goddess, Hylia, Goddess of Time, Goddess of Spirit

The Goddess that most of the world worships, Hylia is a compassionate and omnibenevolent being who loves all mortal life. She was given dominion over the land and takes Her job seriously. Although She had been governing the world since time out of mine, She is rather unsure of her identity in light of Her Sisters having established themselves thematically long before Her. She is the only one of Her Sisters to have experienced the world through the eyes of a mortal, and as such, She spends much of her time trying to get them to understand how people think and how they would react to some of their more unsubtle dealings with the world.

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Hylia takes a form that looks very similar to Princess Zelda with long blonde hair that is tucked away in a head covering, blue eyes, pale skin, and the ancient Hylian crest on her forehead

Hylia is most famously linked to the Hylian crest and the Goddess statues. The lyre is also a popular symbol for her.

Time

Hylia is omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent as a Goddess, but she has a particular power over time.

She is weak to her sisters, and can ultimately be overpowered by them if they so wish it.

Hylia does not normally interact with mortalkind, but She has been known to actively engage with the Hero of Legend in order to help him on his quest. In the modern age, Hylia most heavily interacts with Conarith, her de facto champion.

The most famous ritual associated with Hylia is the Princesses' Ritual. Every Princess of Hyrule is expected to complete this ritual where she travels to each of the Springs of Virtue and dedicate a prayer to the Goddess in an effort to unlock her sealing power.

People who believe in Hylia usually pray for blessings in almost every aspect of their lives, from a good harvest to luck in find a spouse to healthy children. Prayer is often as simple as calling out to Her in a moment of solitude at home or by a Goddess Statue, but can also involve making sacrifices to the statues and elaborate ceremonies headed by a priest.

Hylia was brought into existence by the Golden Goddesses to watch over the world after they were finished in it's creation. Sometime later, to combat an evil that the Divine sensed, Hylia allowed herself to be born as a mortal to two Hylian parents and fell in love with the first Hero of Legend (Skyward Sword). After the evil was defeated, She and the Hero lived together and had several children, who were the ancestors of all Hylians, before taking her rightful place back in heaven with her Sisters.

The fight against Dhemise

The battle against Din and the destruction of the world

Hylia is the youngest sister and creation of the original Golden Goddesses.