The '''Knights of Ålleberg''', Sweden, are according to an old legend, the ghosts of twelve knights that died in the battle of Ålleberg in 1389.
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Large wars have long been said to create many ghosts, and the American Civil War was no exception.
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...that made Cornwall’s mors horrible with their baying. Horses occur in many ghosts legends, with a rider or not, free or pulling a phantom coach.
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Ubume usually appear in the form common to most Japanese ghosts, they are clad in robes of white, and have long, unbound, and dishevelled h
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...g Kuí; Japanese: '''Shōki''') is traditionally regarded as a vanquisher of ghosts and evil beings, and reputedly able to command 80,000 demons, his image is
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...the afterlife or die unnatural deaths remain on Earth. The common word for ghosts in Bengali is bhut (Bengali: ভূত).
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'''Goryo''' (御霊) are vengeance ghosts in Japanese mythology.
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...e that the Phantom is a “collective phantom,” created and empowered by the ghosts of the innumerable people who perished in pursuit of the Lost Dutchman.
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'''Gidim''' (etemmu in Akkadian) are the Sumerian equivalent of ghosts; they were the spirits of dead people living in the Underworld.
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...legend, '''nightmarchers''' (huaka'i pō or "Spirit Ranks," 'oi'o) are the ghosts of ancient Hawaiian warriors.
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In Tibetan Buddhism Hungry Ghosts (Sanskrit: pretas) have their own realm depicted on the Bhavacakra and are
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...ian and Scandinavian folklore differ greatly from the modern perception of ghosts, often having a corporeal body and being violent in nature. "Deild" is an a
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...ander around the southern rainforests of Malaysia. They are believed to be ghosts with widely spaced teeth.
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...nknown form of energy, vessel of the Dryad faery, … . It is theorized that ghosts prefer the form of an Orb because it takes less energy than other apparitio
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...mpleted in 1737, these scrolls are supernatural bestiaries, collections of ghosts, spirits and monsters, of which Suushi based on literature, folklore, other
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'''Melinoe''' (Μελινοε) was the ancient Greek goddess of ghosts, and propitiation-offerings made to the deceased.
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...(唐傘, "Chinese umbrella"), or '''Kasa Obake''', are a type of Tsukumogami, ghosts in Japanese mythology.
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...ge on the living. Some ancient folk tales tell stories of beautiful female ghosts appearing like a woman, seducing lecherous men and then killing them for th
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...d persuade someone to bury them properly. It was believed that these child ghosts would then haunt the place where they had died, or, as told of in countless
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...ertain and ambiguous waiting area where spirits languish before moving on. Ghosts in this in-between state who are influenced by powerful emotions such as sp
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...are completely translucent water creatures that are often mistaken for sea ghosts.
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...art of her role as an underworld goddess, Trivia was known as the Queen of Ghosts. Although she helped Ceres find her daughter, Trivia was also known to stea
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*[http://www.hollowhill.com/misc/blair1.htm The Real 'Blair Witch' Ghosts]
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...such as "Druidry" and Ásatrú. The belief in spiritual beings, particularly ghosts, is almost universal to human culture.
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In Western and Eastern Polynesia '''Aitu''' are known as ghosts or spirits, often unkind and malicious.
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...at Cortachy Castle, Kirriemuir, Scotland.<ref>O'Donnell, Elliot. ''Family Ghosts and Ghostly Phenomena'' (World Distributors; 1965) ASIN B0000CMJPP</ref><re
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...in modern Chinese, it has evolved to refer usually to the dead spirits or ghosts of non-family members that may take vengeance on living humans who caused t
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Phantom Vehicles can be ghosts of almost any form of human transportation, usually cars, trucks, trains, a
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...ures — all types of non-corporeal undead could be said to be variations of ghosts
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...es, gjengangere are more akin to eastern-European vampires than modern-day ghosts.
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...rthur Machen]] as well as Lovecraft. Also notable is the novella ''Needing Ghosts'', a nightmarish work that seamlessly blends the horrific and the comic.
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...and conceals himself in a Blumea bush. (It is traditionally believed that ghosts are afraid of Blumea). Mak then runs to the temple of Wat Mahabut, where Na
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...re's Hamlet. Besides a lake monster, Lake Elsinore is rumored to also have ghosts, UFO's, satanists, vampire cults, and even a group of ten citizens who clai
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...res. The name pisacha is occasionally used in a way that includes all the ghosts, goblins and vampires that haunt cemeteries and ruins in India.
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...ith unexplained causes. To this day, many people have reported hearing the ghosts' conversations, then a woman's scream followed by a man's scream. Another s
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...world carries stories about ghosts, though they often disagree as to what ghosts are and whether they are just figments of imagination or a part of reality.
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...not have a relation to [[Shamanism]], which calls upon spirits such as the ghosts of ancestors.
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...stories had influenced Herbert's first novels. Along with its sequel ''The Ghosts of Sleath'' and Herbert's earlier ''The Magic Cottage'', ''Haunted'' showed
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.... The bibliography continues into 2000 with Louis Mayerling's We Faked The Ghosts of Borley Rectory which, upon investigation, turned out to be fictional. Te
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...ending normal human souls to the Soul Society and purifying Hollows, human ghosts who lose their sanity and become soul-devouring monsters. In Bleach, they a
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...ytime, and do Hades justice when the night breaks, trail living people and ghosts, omniscient as god himself”. That story, as it was named “The wise judg
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*[http://www.amazon.com/dp/0811732215 "Haunted Massachusetts: Ghosts And Strange Phenomena Of The Bay State"], Cheri Revai, Stackpole Books (Aug
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...their energy to making sure that tigers killed more humans. Some of these ghosts were responsible for transforming ordinary humans into man-eating weretiger
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*Rosemary Guiley's ''The Encyclopedia of Ghosts and Spirits'' (Third Edition).
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...of deities, including spirits of trees, rivers, ancestors, snakes, and the ghosts of people who have met a violent or tragic death. They like a peaceful life
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...ature to giant sized proportions. Some people even believed them to be the ghosts of giants, which were once thought to have roamed Cornwall in the time befo
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In Japanese mythology, '''jikininki''' (Japanese: 食尸鬼, "human-eating ghosts") are ghouls, who eat dead human bodies.
...sm. They are also sometimes considered a form of rakshasa or gaki ("hungry ghosts"). In the latter case, they may be freed from their deplorable existence th
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...According to The Nuttall Encyclopaedia, these spirits were regarded as the ghosts of deceased ancestresses.
...the castle's park after unlucky falling in love with the baron's son. The ghosts path begun at the front door of the castle, continued to the stables, where
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...They were companions of [[Hecate]], the goddess of witchcraft and haunting ghosts, who came forth with her from the depths of the underworld. Many lurid deta
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*Addiss, Stephen. ''Japanese Ghosts & Demons: Art of the Supernatural''. New York: G. Braziller, 1985. (pp. 132
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Not all vanishing hitchhiker reports involved allegedly recurring ghosts. One popular variant in Hawaii involves the goddess Pele, travelling the ro
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...rollir, Álfafólk, seaserpents, and so on, in a way similar to sightings of ghosts and UFOs in other Western cultures.
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...toned for their sins. Those who had not were rejected and had to wander as ghosts. They became better known for their responsibility as punishers of those wh
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...the Darkside: The Movie''. A gargoyle named Firebrand is featured in the ''Ghosts 'n Goblins'' series, whose infamy as a difficult foe to defeat cast him as
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...not a small village !). There will be regional sections to deal with local ghosts.
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...n with coffin covers, boat boards, and seaweed. After the fight, which the ghosts won, the draug never came back to that district.
*[http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/ghosts.shtml "Draugr and Aptrgangr in Old Norse Literature"]
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...an Shee of Man are considered both as a [[Vampire]] and as a spirits or [[Ghosts]] who overcomes the man to whom she appears as an irresistible beauty, thou
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==Ghosts==
...attempting to cause trouble in the world. They were now established as the ghosts of angry, vain, or heretical priests who had fallen on the "tengu-road" (??
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...with an individual family line, as a harbinger of death. When one of these ghosts is seen it indicates that someone in the family is going to die.
...According to The Nuttall Encyclopaedia, these spirits were regarded as the ghosts of deceased ancestresses.
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...''The Queen Mother's Family Story''. In Peter Underwood's ''A-Z of British Ghosts'' he is described as neckless, very small arms and legs, and looked like "
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Loumara are usually immaterial or invisible demons that are more like ghosts or [[Undead (Dungeons & Dragons)|undead]] than demons. All loumara can poss
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The show references temperature changes being linked to ghosts and claims to be monitoring the temperature in each room of the house to ch
...a genuine [[thermographic camera]], which, although it didn't pick up any ghosts, came in very handy when all the lights failed at the end of the show.
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...of the various names having to do with what one supposes the lights to be (ghosts, [[elementals]], etc.).
...rts of South America; ''evil light'', believed to be wandering, malevolent ghosts)
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...paranormal physical phenomenon traditionally attributed to the presence of ghosts. Poltergeist activities have been reported in many countries, and chronicle
Initially meaning “noisy ghosts”, the term in its modern definition is now associated with physical paran
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<blockquote>Duke Huan said, "But do ghosts really exist?" "Indeed they do. There is the Li on the hearth and the Chi i
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...fact, some tales say she has no feet, a notable feature for many Japanese ghosts), and she can transform into a cloud of mist or snow if she is threatened.
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*[http://www.sacred-texts.com/pac/hlog/index.htm HAWAIIAN LEGENDS OF GHOSTS and GHOST-GODS ]collected and translated from the Hawaiian by W. D. WESTERV
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...is suspected that the lives had been sucked from the murder victims by the ghosts of dead gods. Nothing is said to the police, however, as the only known per
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...art, for whom the experience of performing can be more terrifying than the ghosts outside.
...es, nor are the edifices themselves necessarily regarded to possess actual ghosts. A variant of this is the haunted trail, where the public encounters supern
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