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...l world, often guided there by a [[psychopomp]]. [[Death (personification)|Death]] itself may also be seen as personified entity, also belonging to the real
[[Category:Death]]
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...he Kali temples of Kerala. The story is also known as "Darika vadham", or "death of Darika".
In the story, Brahma granted immunity from death at the hands of any man to two of the fiercest Asuras (or demons) Darika an
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'''Ankou''' is a [[Death (personification)|personification of death]] mainly in Breton mythology.
...II, Zasalamel's first unlockable weapon is named Ankou. As Zasalamel seeks death, this is a fitting name.
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...r, come back from the grave. The Undead exist in a state between life and death, a limbo of eternal torment that can only be relieved by the lifeforce of t
...n a state (a limbo, if you will) between full-fledged life and everlasting death. Essentially, the Undead is a reanimated corpse, devoid of a soul.
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...agalog word for ghost, comes from the Spanish word ''muerto'', which means death. The Tagalog word for being visited by a multo is ''minumulto'', or ''dinad
...venge, it may return because of in improper burial or an unusually violent death or suicide. The ghost may be seeking a replacement so that it can live agai
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...rrible and overpowering effect on all who heard it. It generally foreboded death or fearful disaster. Sightings always occurred near crossroads or near a ri
[[Category:Death]]
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...''Ah Puch''' (Alternatively '''Ahpuch''' or '''Hun ahau''') was the God of death and King of Metnal, the underworld.
...ans and Central Americans believe that an owl's screeches signify imminent death, as the following saying, in local Spanish, indicates:
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...e end of the universe, including its secondary creator Brahma but they are death-defying or imperishable personalities. The only eternal being is Shiva (acc
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She is a winter goddess of darkness and death, and guardian to king arthur’s body.
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...murder]]ers who kill their victims by slowly [[torture|torturing]] them to death over a prolonged period of time. It is often a practice of [[serial killers
...the victim to a secluded place. There, the killer will put the victim to death by slow [[torture]], sometimes in very grisly ways.
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...l over the country. They searched his locker, and found painting depicting death and gore. After his arrest, Staniak readily confessed to the six murders, a
He was sentenced to death upon his conviction, but it was later overturned when he was ruled insane.
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...of them established between 1300-1800AD, claim this as a grand honoring of death, with symbolic altars dedicated to deceased loved ones. The craftsmanship o
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...red Scottish deerhound whose preternatural appearances are said to presage death to members of the Macdonald clan in the south Morar districts where the tra
...oncern the hound’s appearances to Morar MacDonalds who are on the point of death. One typical tradition concerns ‘an old Highland lady who lived in Glasgo
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...ting.jpg|thumb|250px|A criminal suspened in a gibbet and left to starve to death.]]
...f the criminal in a metal cage until they starved. It was a very prolonged death. One of the last cases of live gibbeting in England was in the 17th-century
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*If a sheep give birth to three black lambs, there will be a death in the family. (STRACKERJAN, Vol. I, P. 24.)
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Intulo is reviled by the tribes of S.Africa as the cause of death and mortality among mankind and is treated as such. To see the blue-headed
...f creation! Let every man, and every beast, both tame and wild, succumb to death!''
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...ion -aeth; meaning "skeleton, a thing of mere flesh and bone"; "spectre", "death-portent", "wraith".
The cyhyraeth is the disembodied moaning voice that sounds before a person's death. There are no sightings associated withe the creature, however the legend o
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*by dying a violent death such as murder, drowning, or any other unsavory death or leaving a corpse mutilated or unburied.
Ekimmus were said to be the bringer of misfortune and death to its victims and their households. Its howling in the night warned the li
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