The Tagalog Story of Maria Makiling: Guardian of Makiling Mountain
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Kelpies: Water Horse Spirits of Scottish Mythology
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Appalachian Folklore Omens, Signs and Superstitions.
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Orisha Oya: Yoruba goddess of Wind, Lightning and Violent Storms
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Varuna: Hindu God of the Sky and Water.
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Was Jose Rizal Jack the Ripper
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Orisha Shango: Yoruba God of Thunder and Justice
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Metis: The Titan Goddess of Wisdom in Greek mythology
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The Aziza: Black Fairies from West African Mythology
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El Cadejo: The Mythical Guidians of Central America
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Was Edgar Degas Jack the Ripper?
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Are Sprites Fairies? Everything you Need to know.
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Korean Mythology 101: Exploring the gods and Mythical creatures of Korea
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Chilling Legend of Hachishakusama: The 8-Foot Child Snatcher.
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Understanding Orisa Elegua : Yoruba god of Crossroads.
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Grootslang : The Mythology of South Africa’s Elephant Snake
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Are gnomes Evil? Exploring the History Behind Garden Gnomes
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The Roman Gladius: The Sword That Built an Empire
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Amazing Legend Behind the 4 Rivers of China
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The Nachzehrer: German Corpse-Eating Creature
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The Vikings were not only fearsome warriors and explorers but also deeply spiritual people with a rich mythological tradition. They worshipped hundreds of supernatural beings and associated them with various…
The expansion of the Vikings into Europe was led by some of history’s most formidable kings and leaders. These Viking kings were fearsome warriors and shrewd statesmen who wielded power…
Ninjas, or shinobi, have captivated the world with their mysterious, stealthy prowess and remarkable skills in espionage and combat. Throughout Japanese history, these covert agents played important roles in warfare,…
China, a land of vast landscapes and rich history, is also a place where myths and legends intertwine with natural wonders. Among these wonders, the four great rivers of China—the…
Ancient Egypt is a treasure trove of fascinating symbols and artefacts that have captivated history enthusiasts, art lovers, and spiritual seekers alike. Among these symbols, the Ankh and the Scarab…
The word “Thuggee” is from the Hindu language, and it is directly translated as “Deceiver” or “Swindler.” Operating for centuries, these clandestine groups of robbers and murderers left a trail…