I'm interested in anything related to #mythology#folktales and #legends alike. Curiosity! you might want to tell me, YES. I want blanks in my head to be filled
What was the name of the nation of warlike women who lived in Asia Minor and became famous for their exploits in the Trojan wars?
#Greekmythology#Trojanwar#history
Eshu, the trickster orisha of the Yoruba people of Western Africa, is the mischievous divinity well-known in Yoruba mythology as to be the messenger of the gods, and a mediator between opposites. https://t.co/Qkq7aWyrue via @YouTube#Eshu#Yoruba#Africanmythology#History
If you see a maiden or old woman cleaning armor or clothes in a river, don't look too closely: it may be yours. The Morrigan and her sisters/forms appear in rivers, cleaning armor as a prophecy to a warrior of their impending death. #FairyTaleTuesday
🖼: J. MacCambridge
A few more videos I enjoyed this week :)
Cernunnos - The Celtic Horned God Of The Wild Wood | Celtic Mythology Explained, @AfroEmperor1 https://t.co/rW0Gu3Qp3b
Thor & Loki in Utgarðr: A Realm of Challenge & Mystery in Norse Mythology, by Mythos & Logos
https://t.co/P7ajbOUbdj
Though portrayed as one large skeleton, Gashadokuro/餓者髑髏 translates to "starving skeleton." Born of the bones who died of starvation in famine, these giant skeletons are composites of all of their bones, stalking the night looking for blood. #FaustianFriday
🖼: K. Utagawa