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Malakas at Maganda is a random piece of pre-colonial folklore my dad told me. It’s similar to the story of Adam and Eve but extremely different. There are many adaptations throughout different regions of the Philippines so I’m going to go off of the most accepted version when telling the myth. In the beginning of … Read more
summarize: the myths of the destruction fo Atlantis is basically about there’s once a cuontry called Atlantis, it’s high developed, and high civilized. One day thy want to fight aother cuontry to make more money, the gods think they are ambitious and destroyed the civilization. the relationship of sustainability: The Atlantis people became Ambitious and … Read more
Quetzalcoatl meaning feathered serpent was a powerful ancient god in Mexican culture like the Aztecs and the toltecs. he was the god of knowledge farming and wind. one of the most well known myths about Quetzalcoatl says that he created humans by mixing his very own blood with bones from the underworld. he also gave … Read more
Intro: Prester John was a Christian ruler 📏 . Not that kind of ruler, this kind of ruler 👑. Prester John fought in the Crusades against Muslims. The Christians and Muslims were fighting over Jerusalem. Why? Well, it so happens the lucky city was the holy city of both religions. Isn’t it amazing? Out of … Read more
Noah’s Ark is a story in The Holy Bible. It tells a story about a man named Noah. He is the only kind human. Because of the many bad things people do, like cutting down trees, polluting the river and harming animals, God made a big flood to destroy the world. Since Noah is the … Read more
The Treasure Caravan of Samarkand Basic story In this story, a group of brave merchants who are greedy set out from the bustling city of Samarkand with a caravan laden with precious goods. Along the perilous journey through deserts and mountains, they face bandits, harsh weather, and treacherous terrain. Through teamwork and resourcefulness, they protect … Read more
The Tale of Sedna In Inuit mythology, Sedna was a young woman. She and her father were in the middle of the sea. Before long, Sedna and her father were in the middle of a storm as well. The boat was crashing and swaying, and her father threw her off the boat to escape the … Read more
King Solomon was the son of David and Bathsheba, the 3rd king of Israel and is known for his wisdom, wealth, and building projects. He ruled Israel during a time of peace and prosperity in the country’s history around 900 BC(traditionally). King Solomon is celebrated in the Christian Bible for his wisdom and writing contributions. … Read more
Maui was a mighty Demi-god. However, he was a terrible fisherman. Maui was often laughed and teased by his brothers when he returned without a single fish.One day, Maui decided that it was time he redeem his reputation. Using his mystic powers, he made a magic hook from the bone of a great mana. He … Read more
Story: The World Tree holds the nine realms but is slowly eaten by a dragon. The gods nourish it to delay Ragnarok (the apocalypse.) Yggdrasil connects nine worlds, each representing different aspects of existence. These realms include: Asgard: The home of the Aesir. Vanaheim: The home of the Vanir. Alfheim: The home of the light elves. Midgard: The … Read more
During the Sabbatical year, which happens every 7 years, the land is to lie fallow with no planting of crops. Whatever grows naturally is free for everything: the rich, the poor, and even animals. During the Jubilee years, which happens every 50 years, the is also to lie fallow with no planting of crops. All … Read more
Dreamtime Myths (Australlia) –The Rainbow Serpent This story is about how to world was created and the creation of life. This myth starts off with the world being dry, flat and no signs of any life. Like a big rock. But then, Goorialla ( the Rainbow Serpent) was woken up from his nap, travelled along … Read more