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The Battle of Perun & Veles (Basically)
Thank you for 200 followers! Iâm very sorry for the delay, schoolâs been intense recently and I havenât had the time to do the research needed for this post. In any case, I hope you enjoy this one; youâll get another myth retelling once I reach 250!
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In Aztec mythology, Coatlicue (âshe with serpent skirtsâ) is the mother of the 400 stars in the sky, and one daughter, Coyolxauhqui (âshe with bells on her cheeksâ). When Coatlicue becomes pregnant illegitimately (by touching a tuft of hummingbird feathers - this sort of stuff happens a lot in Mesoamercan mythos), her children become both embarrassed and enraged. But none more so than her daughter, Coyolxauhqui. Together with her 400 brothers, she launches an attack on her mother, but it is foiled when her motherâs unborn son Huitzilopochtli (âthe hummingbird on the leftâ) springs forth from her womb, armed for battle.
Huitzilopochtli dismembers Coyolxauhqui, and flings her head into the sky where it becomes the moon, so that her mother might look upon her always.
Bata
Origin: Egyptian
God of: The 17th Upper Egyptian Nome, called Input
Popularity: Semi-Obscure
Relationships: Associated with Anubis, the other patron god of Input.
Depiction: Until around halfway through the Eighteenth Dynasty, he was depicted as a ram. Then, depictions of him transitioned into a bull.
Darvi
Origin: Melanesian
God/Spirit of: Creation
Popularity: Very Obscure
Relationships: Associated with the Demas, creator spirits that he is the leader of.
Khrut
Origin: Thai
God of: The Sun
Popularity: Very Popular
Depiction: He is depicted as a large being that is half bird, half man. He has the head, beak, wings, and talons of an eagle, with the torso of a human man.
Worship: He is the national emblem of Thailand, and a seal of him is used by government officials to certify documents.
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Umay/Umai/Omay/Imay/Ubay/Humay
Origin: Turkic/Siberian/Mongolian
Goddess of: Fertility & Virginity
Popularity: Semi-Popular
Relationships: Daughter of Tengri, Sister of Erlik, Koyash, Ay Tanri, & Ălgen
Depiction: She is depicted with sixty golden locks of hair that appear like rays of the sun, and is almost always show with a child. She also occasionally takes the form of a deer
Epithets: Yellow Maiden, Mother Umay
Worship: Important women in the Mongol empire were equated to Umay; Women who worship Umay are believed to have male children; It is thought that if Umay stops caring for a child, that would cause it to get ill. When this happens, shamans are called to help bring Umay back; A happy, sleeping baby means Umay is near, and a crying baby means Umay is gone; Some believe that Umay also gives good luck.
Zennyo Ryuo/Zennyo RyĹŤĹ/Zenmyo/Zennyo/Zentatsu
Origin: Buddhist (Japanese)
God(dess) of: Rain
Popularity: Semi-Popular
Depiction: (S)he is depicted as a small dragon or a small, golden snake riding on the head of a dragon. Sometimes, (s)he takes the form of a male or female with a dragonâs tail.
Worship: (S)he was believed to live in a cave called RyĹŤketsu on Mount MurĹ in the Nara prefecture of Japan. In ancient times, this cave was a common setting for worship and rainmaking ceremonies; Whenever there was a drought, buddhist priests would pray and conduct ceremonies in honor of Zennyo, and it was said that rain would come without fail; There is also a shrine dedicated to him/her in Kyoto, called Shinsenâen.
Uma/UmÄ
Origin: Hindu
Goddess of: The Mountains, Light, & Beauty
Popularity: Semi-Popular
Relationships: Daughter of Himavat & Mena, Sister of Ganga, Wife of Shiva, Associated with Parvati, Durga, Gauri, Sati, & Aparna (her other forms)
Depiction: She was depicted as a beautiful mediator of conflicts between other deities.
Epithets: Lady of the Mountains
Worship: She and her other forms are depicted widely in sculptures, on coins, and in literature from India and beyond.
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Mara/MÄra/MÄras MÄte/MÄre/MÄrÄŤte/MÄrasmate/MÄrĹĄa/MÄrĹĄava/Piena-Mate/Lopu Mate/Iopu Marija
Origin: Latvian
Goddess of: Milk Production & Protection
Popularity: Popular
Relationships: Associated with Moschel & Laima (childbirth goddess)
Epithets: Mother of the Milk & Mother of Livestock
Worship: She had a festival dedicated to her called MÄras, which took place on August 15th; A symbol called âMÄraâs crossâ was often placed on fresh-baked bread & fireplaces to dedicate them to her as offerings & earn her blessing.
Hypnos/Hypnus
Origin: Greek
God of: Sleep
Popularity: Semi-Popular
Relationships: Son of Nyx (& Erebus, according to some sources), Brother of Thanatos, Nemesis, Eris, The Keres, Apate, The Moirai, Oizys, Momus, Aether, Hemera, Moros, Dolos, Philotes, & Geras, Husband of Pasithea, Father of The Oneiroi
Depiction: A young man with wings on his head, sometimes appropriately shown sleeping. He is described as a kind & gentle god with a good relationship with humans, but is sometimes known to trick people, especially Zeus.
Worship: The word âhypnosisâ comes from his name; There are many works of art depicting him, especially vases.
VĂśluspĂĄ - Stanzas 1-20
The Norse Creation Myth from the Poetic Edda (Basically)
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Since you all seem to like my Norse content so much, hereâs my satirical retelling of VĂśluspĂĄ stanzas 1-20. Hope you enjoy~!
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The Juni Shinsho/JĹŤni ShinnĹ/Juni-Shinsho/JĹŤni Yakusha TaishĹ/Twelve Divine Generals/Twelve Heavenly Generals
Origin: Buddhist (Japanese)
Deities of: Protection
Popularity: Semi-Obscure
Relationships: Associated with the Yakushi Buddha (healing buddha)
Worship: Statues of them were created and placed in temples, usually accompanied by a central Buddha figure.
Thor/Donar/Thunor/ThĂłrr
Origin: Norse
God of: Thunder & Protection
Popularity: Very Popular
Relationships: Son of Odin and JĂśrd, Husband of Sif, Father of Magni, Modi, & Thrud
Depiction: Thor is depicted as a muscular blond or red-haired & bearded man wielding a hammer. He rides a cart or chariot pulled by two goats. He is known as a brave, fierce warrior with unbelievable strength.
Epithets: The Terrible, The Bear, The One Who Rides Alone, Brave Heart, Fierce Soul, & The Thunder Hurler
Worship: The weekday Thursday was named after him; His hammer was symbolic of the god, and was displayed in many different ways, including amulets and on runestones; From the Viking Age onward, personal names stemming from Thor were common; He had a temple, and priests were appointed to offer him sacrifices in an effort to prevent plague or famine; Even after the Christianization of Europe, Thor continued to be invoked and worshipped by many people of Northern & Western Europe.
