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Revision as of 21:20, 10 July 2006
Categories
Mythology, folklore and legend
African Mythology
Akamba mythology
Akan mythology
Alur mythology
Ashanti mythology
Bambara mythology
Bambuti mythology
Banyarwanda mythology
Basari mythology
Baule mythology
Bavenda mythology
Bazambi mythology
Baziba mythology
Bushongo mythology
Dahomey mythology (Fon)
Dinka mythology
Efik mythology
Ekoi mythology
Fan mythology
Fens mythology
Fjort mythology
Herero mythology
Ibibio mythology
Igbo mythology
Isoko mythology
Kamba mythology
Kavirondo mythology
Khoikhoi mythology
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Lotuko mythology
Lugbara mythology
Lunda mythology
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Makoni mythology
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Nupe mythology
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Oromo mythology
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Ute mythology
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Main families
Snakes, dragons and fantastic monsters (primitive monsters and genius loci)
Fairy
Elves, fairies, nymphs, subterraneans, little people, house spirits and other creatures from local folklores.
Elves
Dwarves
Giants
Trolls
Nymphs
Naiades
Nature spirits
House spirits
Shapeshifters
Werewolves, werecats, werelions, ...
Corporeal undead
Zombies
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Entities
Ghosts
Orbs Vortex Rods Ball lightnings Will o' the wisps Poltergeists Shadow ghosts Apparitions Spectres Doppelgangers Crisis apparitions Collective Apparitions Ectoplasms Residual haunting Evil spirits Possessed Objects Spectral animals Phone calls ITC
Shadows
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Angels and demons
Please tag demons according to their relevant mythology/religion.