It was a special victory for Whites boss Farke, who guided Norwich to the Premier League as Championship title winners twice in the past five seasons.
As Leeds bid to return to the Premier League at the first attempt, the German will look to finish the job against Southampton or West Brom on Sunday week.
The Yorkshire giants have a huge monkey off their backs, though, having failed to go up in their previous five play-off campaigns.
Perhaps this is their time. Certainly the way Elland Road celebrated this famous victory suggested that Leeds could take some stopping.
Farke said: “This place is really second to none when it’s rocking.
“Our run-in was not best because of many injuries but we had positivity and unity which I’m grateful for.
“Elland Road is a great help. We all grew up wanting to be a football player for nights like this.
“We have a great chance to write another chapter of history in this amazing club.”
Norwich boss David Wagner admitted: “Obviously it was a poor performance from us and Leeds were very good.
“The players defended well in the first leg but we switched off here and got punished. Everyone has seen the difference between Leeds and us.”
Norwich’s players must have felt like they were entering a lion’s den with the ear-splitting noise that fell from the stands before kick-off.
Leeds had laid out a scarf on each home seat for fans and the club’s famous Marching on Together anthem was belted out with remarkable gusto.
