Myths & Legends – Travel n History
The post is a bit different to our usual deep-dives into individual culture’s myths. Instead, I’ve asked a bunch of bloggers to write about the
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The Mongol culture is one of the most unique and impressive in the world. Their people survive on the harsh frigid Eurasian Steppe and maintain
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Heracles (also known as Herakles and Hercules) is the most important hero in Greek mythology. He features in many myths and plays, and various monsters
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Rather than existing to scare naughty children and warn people away from all things dark and watery, like many ancient mythologies, Greek monsters mainly exist
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Αθηνά (ath-ee-NA) Athena was one of the most important members of the Ancient Greek Pantheon. She is the battle strategist, advisor to Zeus, and,
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The Amazonian warriors are one of Greek mythology’s most well-explored and long-lasting myths. These fighting women featured in stories by almost every Greek writer, and
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Ερμής (er-MEES) Hermes is one of the most popular gods in Greek mythology. He was always considered to be particularly fond of humans –
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Αφροδίτη (afro-THEE-tee) Aphrodite, the ancient Greek goddess of love, has been the inspiration for more works of art than any other mythological figure in
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Greek mythology has been a source of inspiration for artists and philosophers for millennia. This is in part because they are so well documented. But
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Folklore has been an integral part of Romanian culture for many centuries. Most of the country is made up of rural communities, leading to a
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The ancestors of the Poles were already present in what is now Poland since the earliest Roman records of the area, in the early centuries
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The Baltics were the last pagan nations in Europe to Christianize, between the 14th and 15th centuries. Because of this, mythology from the area is
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Spain is made up of unique cultures and complex history spanning surprisingly diverse regions. Because of this, few Spanish myths and legends are country-wide. Rather,
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The Turks had a massive impact on much of Europe. Because of their nomadic tribal lifestyle, the ancient Turks came into contact with a great
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Croatian folklore is very much tied in with the Slavic tradition. This means that some myths and mythical creatures are Slavic, while others are found
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After centuries of Christian and Islamic control, very little of the original Lusitanian mythology is known in Portugal. Still, what we do know is some
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The Hungarian nation is not Europe-born. They come from the west of the Ural mountains in what is now Russia, and settled in modern-day
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