Protoss and fantasy creatures: Nordic mythology is a polytheistic system, which can be roughly divided into four systems: giant, god, elf and dwarf. Giant is the earliest life, it gave birth to gods, but it is also the biggest enemy of gods, which can be understood as a personalized natural force. The gods are divided into two tribes, Ersil, headed by Odin, the main god, and Vanier, headed by Nijod, the sea god, among which there are twelve main gods. Elves and gnomes belong to demigods. They serve God and are special creations in the Germanic region. Creation myth: At the beginning of the world, there was no sky and no land. In the dense fog, there is only one Jinunaga Gorge, and to the north of the Gorge is the "Fog Capital" Nifheim, in which the spring named Hvergelmir is the source of all rivers. It is said that the water in one of the rivers is highly toxic. To the south of gap is Muspelheim, the "country of fire". In the interweaving of heat and ice, Ymir, the father of the frost giant, and a giant cow named Odhambra were born. Ymir eats the milk secreted by Odem Bula for a living, while Odem Bula licks the salt grains on the ice. Thor Solden got into the chariot and fought the giant. Later, Ymir was transformed into Mí mir, a wise giant, and Bestla, a female giant, belonging to the family of Frost Giant. In addition, under the licking of the cow, Buli, the father of the gods, appeared on the ice. Bligh gave birth to Bohr, Bohr and Bestla gave birth to Odin, Willy and Vi. The giant and the god are quite at odds, and the two sides go to war. Later, Ymir was killed by the gods and the giant was defeated. The remaining giants fled to Jotuheim and continued to hate the gods. The gods decorated the earth and the sky with Ymir's body. Ymir's head turned into the sky, his brain into clouds, his body into the earth, his blood into the sea, his bones into mountains and his hair into trees. When Ymir's corpse rotted and maggots grew, these maggots became elves and dwarfs. Odin ordered the four dwarfs to support the four corners of the sky with Machamp. Ymir's eyebrows were used to build a wall around Midgard. Then Odin captured the flames of Musbelheim, turned them into stars, the moon and the sun, and set the operation of the four seasons. The gods made men from gray branches and women from elm branches. The man's name is "Askell" and the woman's name is "Embra". Odin gave them life and soul, Willie gave them reason and action, and gave them emotion, appearance and language. This is the ancestor of mankind. Apocalypse myth: A major feature of Nordic mythology is that the world will eventually be destroyed, that is, the twilight of the gods. This battle is inevitable, and the gods are doomed to fail, but even so, the Nordic gods still face the final outcome calmly. After the world dies, the remaining gods will rebuild a new world. In Norse mythology, the world supported by the Yggdrasil is divided into three layers and nine countries. The following is a rough classification, but in fact, because the correct information has been lost, there is more than one statement about the nine realms. ? Asgard: The Kingdom of God. The place where assas people live. One of the biggest castles is Odin's Golden Palace. Varhala is also located here. ? Wanahem: The home of the Warner Protoss. The reproduction of everything between heaven and earth, the ocean and the wind are all controlled by Warner Protoss. This protoss knows many mysterious spells that Odin doesn't know. ? Alfheim: Land of the Elves. Where the elves live. Elves are particularly beautiful and have great power. They take care of flowers and plants, love light most, and are kind-hearted goblins. ? Middle boundary/atrium /Midgard: the place where human beings live. There are three-color Hongqiao composed of ice, fire and air, which can lead to the kingdom of God. ? Jotuheim: The place where giants live. The signpost from the human world to the "giant country" is a horrible "Jarnvid"; There is also legend that the other side of the sea is a "giant country". ? Svartalfheim: the place where dwarfs live. Dwarfs are skilled craftsmen with all kinds of mysterious powers and profound knowledge. They created a lot of wealth. ? Hel: a country with the same name as the queen of the underworld, also translated as "hell" This is a cold and foggy place, a place that lasts all night, and only the dead can arrive. ? Nifheim: The Land of Mist. There is no obvious difference between the world of ice and snow and the country of death. ? Muspelheim: the land of fire. South of the Kinlunga watershed, a hot country guarded by giant Steyr.

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Greek myths or legends mostly come from ancient Greek literature, including Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, and hesiod (η σ? οδο? ) works and time and divine spectrum, Ovid's Metamorphosis and other classic works, as well as Aeschylus, Sophocles (οοοοοοοοοοοοοο), euripides's plays. Myth is about the origin of the gods and the world, their struggle for the highest position and Zeus' final victory, their love and quarrel, the influence of their adventures and strength on the world, including the relationship with natural phenomena such as storms or seasons, places of worship and ceremonies. The most famous stories in Greek myths and legends are the Trojan War, Odysseus' Travels and Jason (ι? σ ω ν) Looking for the achievements of golden fleece and Heracles (η ρ α κ λ) (that is, Heracles) theseus's adventure (θ η σ ε) and Oedipus (ο ι δ? που? ) tragedy. Greek culture originated from the ancient Aegean civilization, which is slightly similar to the Shang and Zhou civilizations in China. They are the ancestors of western civilization, with excellent nature and extraordinary imagination. In that primitive era, they felt mysterious and difficult to understand natural phenomena and human life and death, so they constantly fantasized and meditated. In their imagination, everything in the universe has life. However, after the Dorians invaded the Aegean civilization, they had to explore the living space outside because of the overpopulation of the Greek peninsula where they lived. At this time, they worshipped heroes and produced many national hero stories intertwined with people and gods. The stories of people, gods and things created by these people have been collectively called "Greek mythology" by historians after being tempered by time, and the twelfth century BC to the seventh and eighth centuries BC are called "mythological times". Fairy tales were originally passed down from mouth to mouth, and it was not until the seventh century BC that the great poet Homer recorded them in the form of epic poems. Greek mythology includes stories of gods and legends of heroes. The story of God involves the origin of the universe and mankind, the appearance of God and its pedigree. According to legend, there were twelve gods of Olympus in ancient Greece: Zeus (also known as Raytheon because of lightning), Hera, Poseidon, Hades, Pluto, Athena, the goddess of wisdom, Sivir (Ares stands for violent and bloody war, Athena stands for just war) and Apollo. Avilott Dieter-goddess of beauty and love, Ares-god of war, hephaestus-god of fire and craftsmen, Hermes-messenger of the underworld, Dionysus-Dionysus (abdicated by the kitchen god Hestia). Other famous gods, such as Prometheus, who created mankind, known as the prophet, Hercules, the famous Hercules, Demeter, the goddess of agriculture and fertility, are one of the three Notre Dames. They are in charge of various phenomena and things in nature and life, forming the Olympus system centered on Zeus. The legend of heroes originated from the worship of ancestors, and was an artistic review of ancient history and the struggle with nature by the ancient Greeks. Most of these legendary heroes are descendants of the man of God, who are demigods and demigods. They have extraordinary physical strength and courage, which embodies the heroic spirit and tenacious will of human beings to conquer nature and becomes the embodiment of the collective strength and wisdom of ancient people. The most famous legends are Heracles's Twelve Achievements and Jason's golden fleece. In Greek mythology, God and man are similar. Some people are physically beautiful, others are secular, know the joys and sorrows, and participate in people's activities. The only difference between God and man is that the former lives forever and has no period of death; The latter's life is limited, birth and death. The gods in Greek mythology have distinct personalities, no asceticism and little mysticism. The beauty of Greek mythology is that God still has a destiny, or he will be trapped by love and do bad things for his own benefit. Therefore, Greek mythology is not only the soil of Greek literature, but also has a far-reaching influence on later European literature.

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Japanese mythology is mainly based on Historical Records and Japanese Ministers. Because "Historical Records" talks more about Brandon, and Japanese ministers are historical times, so we only know "Historical Records". * The other five gods who created the world * The ancient Japanese thought that the world of God was above. They call their own world "Weiyuan China" and the heaven where God lives "Gao Tian Yuan". At the beginning of heaven and earth, the god who appeared in Gao Tianyuan was called "the God of Heaven". Its name means to dominate the center of heaven, and it also means that the sacred center of the world is in heaven. Secondly, the emerging gods are "God who nests and gives birth to grandchildren" and then "God who nests and gives birth to grandchildren", both of which have various reproductive abilities. At this time, the earth is not yet mature, such as floating fat, but also drifting like a jellyfish. At this time, the reed-bud-shaped god who appeared at the water's edge was called "Meiweiya Yan Zhi God", which means a male god who looks as beautiful as a reed-bud, representing the life center of Earthsea. Thus, "God stands in the sky forever" appeared, which means that God in the sky appeared on the ground. At the same time, the land flowing at sea is supported by reedlike buds appearing at the water's edge, forming solidified land. The above five gods are collectively called other gods, which means special gods in the sky and represent the creation of the world. When the seven generations of gods created heaven and earth, the god who appeared at this time was called the eternal god of the country, which means the god of the earth when the earth appeared. Secondly, there are abundant wild gods, representing the gods that appeared when heaven and earth, earth and ocean were still unclear. Secondly, the god that appears is called the land god, but at the same time, it is the mother's nest land god; Is a god representing the earth. Secondly, there appeared the god of lust and the goddess of wild women. These two gods indicate that the roots of plants begin to sprout. Secondly, there appeared the Hall of Ursa Major representing men and the Hall of Ursa Major representing women. Secondly, there is a beautiful face representing the god of royal face and feet; Then there is the fear of God. Pairing with this God is quite scary. The last couple is Ye Yi's God Nagi and his sister, God Ye Yina. The God from the kingdom to Ye Yi is called the Seven Generations God. The appearance of these gods represents: 1. Earth and water have turned into thick mud, forming the embryonic form of the world. Second: At this time, the bud of a plant grows, the white stem supports the earth and becomes the central pillar of the world, and life begins to multiply. Third, the birth of men and women is a humanoid god and the beginning of mankind. Fourth: men propose to women; When men boast that women are beautiful, women also tell men that you are handsome. Fifth: because men and women love each other, they get married. The stories of Ye Yi Nagi and Ye Yi Nami * Ye Yi Nagi and Ye Yi Nami accepted the orders of the gods and fixed the floating land at sea. Standing on the overpass, the two men stirred the swamp spear into the sea with the help of the gods. Although the sea makes a noise, when the spear is lifted, the salt water dripping from the spear tip condenses into an island, which is called the energy island. See /view/56 165.htm for details.

Indian mythology;

From 1500 BC to around 600 BC, the Vedas came out, which is the oldest literary work in the Indo-European language family and is full of sacrificial hymns and prayers. It is the first time to systematically combine Indian mythology. The biggest god described in Vedic mythology is Indra, who is the God of Heaven and the head of the gods. According to records, Indra was originally a hero who led the Aryans to invade India and became a god after his death. His deification can be regarded as an attachment of Vedic poets to rights. Related annotation documents include Brahma Book, Forest Book and Upanishads. The gods praised in Vedic mythology are Indra and the gods in charge of nature, such as Varuna, Yan Luowang, the god of death, and Vajo, the god of wind. In the late Vedic culture, Brahmanism came into being in India, and the emergence of caste system was a manifestation of its more concentrated power. Around the sixth century BC, India, which developed rapidly in all aspects, entered the era of various countries. Developed economy, frequent wars and deep speculation are the three characteristics of this era. During this period, old myths were constantly edited and new myths were constantly produced. In religion, Buddhism and Jainism appeared, and these two sects spread different myths. Its artistic and philosophical value is also the highest. The most famous of them are Ramayana and Kyle Boromir. These are two very big poems, so I won't introduce them in detail because of the limited space. But I can tell you that the most famous figure in Ramayana is Hanuman the Monkey, the prototype of the Monkey King. The most famous Mahabharata is the famous human hero Daren. Friends who are interested in Indian mythology can look for translated versions of these two books when they have the opportunity. In fact, there are many books related to Indian mythology. One of the most famous books is The Past Series. Usually, the books of the past are divided into eighteen books of the past and eighteen books of the past. These books should be regarded as biographies and special introductions of immortals, such as Brahma's past books, Vishnu's past books, Shiva's past books, Dapeng's past books and so on. See: /view/56 162.htm for details.

Maya myth

The Mayans believed in the sun god, and they thought Ku Ku Ku Kun (a feathered snake) was the incarnation of the sun god. On the north-facing steps of Ku Ku Ku Kun Temple, they carefully carved a feathered snake. The snake head opens its mouth and sticks out its tongue, which is vivid. However, the snake's body is hidden on the cross section of the steps. Only in the afternoons of vernal equinox and autumnal equinox every year does the sun set in Ran Ran, and the light on the north wall gradually becomes angular. Those straight lines also changed into waves from top to bottom, like a flying python falling from the sky. In the first period of ancient Indian mythology, that is, the Mayan culture period, Indians set up gods for various industries and things in addition to unconventional myths between tribes. Ancient Indians with thousands of gods established what they had, such as unknown creator, earth god, wind god, water god and fire god; Others are some people's exclusive mountains, rivers, lakes, trees, flowers and grains. The gods are constantly adjusting and changing according to a certain time series and people's wishes. As long as any god does not satisfy their wishes, he is not allowed to rule, or he can be abandoned. As the world grows older, as the Indians say, the old gods will be replaced by new ones. Today, in many Indian tribes, the ritual of "killing God" continues. At the ceremony of offering sacrifices to new gods, some gods of outdated or conquered tribes were marked on food and killed and eaten. It is believed that the god they finally chose is the most important, noble and authoritative of all gods. In Indian mythology, God's rule over the secular world is not static, and God's duties will change from time to time. They will die, retire and take over power. According to the method used by Aztecs and Incas to calculate the age of the world according to the solar cycle, the last Indian solar year (the fifth) was counted from A.D. 1043, and most of old gods had already drowned in the sea, so they embraced many new gods to replace old gods. Mayan mythology has a strange conception and unexpected color, and only the activities of animal gods mixed into the world add mystery. Here, God is not as powerful, omnipotent and omnipresent as God, saying that man is made. The Indian gods tried their best to create the world and failed many times. Finally, they went through hardships to create a man. The legend of "Corn Man" is widely circulated in Latin America, and its allusions come from it. Here, we can also see that not all people worship God. Some tribes not only dare to confront God, but also try to win the war with God through various ingenious means, even at the expense of flattery. This is also a very rare story in other national myths in the world. The sun myth in the myth of the Inca empire

From the beginning to the end, the Inca Empire, from the Inca king to the ordinary people, regarded the sun as the only god and worshipped him in various forms: the Inca royal family and all those who gave the Inca name honored him as "the sun is my father", and the son of the sun was entrusted by God to take charge of secular affairs; He built temples for him, all of which were inlaid with gold foil, and provided him with various sacrifices and many gold and silver jewels to thank him for his gifts; Give one-third of all the cultivated land and the production on the land to the people as his property, so that there will be no hungry people and beggars in the empire; Build a secluded courtyard for his virgins (grandchildren) to live in. In addition to the sun, they also sincerely worship Pachakamak as the supreme god they don't know, and respect him more than the sun; But they don't offer sacrifices to him or build temples. Although they didn't see him and he didn't appear, they believed in his existence. In short, the Inca king did not worship other gods except the last visible god and the last invisible god. Vilacocha, the son of the sun, was regarded as a new god after performing many miracles in the middle of the Inca Empire, ranking slightly higher than the Inca kings. In addition, wind, rain and thunder are regarded as servants of the sun, and the moon is regarded as the wife and sister of the sun and the mother of the Inca king. Stars are treated with courtesy because they are the maids of the Sun and Moon officials. These myths have been told to the whole empire by law, so that they have penetrated into all aspects of life, from political life to foreign conquest and even the lives of ordinary people, and are intertwined with historical reality, which is extremely difficult to distinguish. In this way, the hundred-year history of the Incas was spent in mythology until they perished in the shadow of God's curse and revelation.

Aztec myth

The Aztecs believed in many gods, and their shapes were recorded in sculpture and painting documents. They believe that God is the fundamental force that produces natural phenomena; At the same time, the relationship between the world of God and the secular world is also formed by cosmology, so although there are many gods, under the fusion of the only supreme god who is "unknown but invisible", a complete mythological and religious system such as Inca can still be formed. In addition to this godless god, the Lord God can be roughly divided into a group related to heaven, hunting and god of war, a group related to land and farming, and a group that mediates contradictions. Among the gods related to the sky, the combination of the god of war Keiko Bochetelli and the eagle is the symbol of the sun during the day; The combination of the dark god Distrippoca and the leopard is a symbol of the night sun and secular kingship; Quetzker Koyatel, the Quetzker, incarnates thousands of opposing gods, sometimes Fengshen, sometimes patron saint, sometimes Venus, sometimes creator, sometimes cultural god or cultural hero, and these three gods are the most worshipped. The Aztecs believed that the dispute between the gods, Kezkel Koyatel and Dierske Tripol Ka, led to the creation and destruction of the world four times. Therefore, the Aztec myth is full of unfinished complex under the intersection of the joy of creating the world and the fear of floods, which may be related to his profound contradiction of advocating war and longing for peace, and sacrificing the bloodthirsty nature of the living. It was in this irreconcilable mythological contradiction that the Aztec Empire came into being, and it died out in the mythical contradiction eager for reconciliation. As far as the Aztecs are concerned, are history and mythology related to this? This needs expert discussion.

[Edit this paragraph] Indian myth-the myth about creation.

God's creation

In the myth of North American Indians, the great god and divine power are contained in every creature in nature. Flowers, trees, birds and animals in nature all have their own souls, and they are endowed with mysterious power in the dark. The creation myths of various ethnic groups in India reveal the original reason why all things contain gods. In those myths, the world and human beings were either created by animals with divine power or by gods with the help of animals. In Iroquois mythology, "Arthas Tasika (Alvin Sea), the mother of human ancestors, fell from the upper boundary where animals lived. With the help of some animals (beavers, muskrats, otters and turtles), she was put in the Yinghai Sea, where muskrats dived into the water, picked up a lump of mud and put it on the back of turtles. This is the origin of land. In the Akomawi myth, coyotes and eagles created the world together. " Coyotes created mountains, but they were not high enough, and eagles piled up ridges. Eagle flies over it, feathers fall to the ground, take root and sprout, grow clumps of trees, and tiny cilia become shrubs and other plants. "Coyote and fox made a man, and then it went to the west to make a fire. In Arjuna mythology, after the world was washed away by the flood, Michael sent muskrats to find enough soil to rebuild the earth, and later married them and gave birth to human beings. The protagonists of these creation myths are all animals, not indomitable gods or heroes like Pangu, Nu Wa and Prometheus. Animals themselves are gods. They created the world, created human beings, and then they lived in nature, among people, and lived with people day and night.

Man-god exchange

In many Indian myths, people and everything with gods not only exist, but also can be deformed and interchanged. Northwest Indians have a myth called "crows steal the sun". It is said that a long time ago, there was no light in the world, and the sun and the moon were hidden at home by an old man who lived on the top of the mountain. Crow hears people's complaints and wants to do something good for the world. So when the old man's daughter was drinking water, the crow turned into a tiny pine needle, entered the girl's stomach and became a human figure. Ten months later, the girl gave birth to a fat boy in vain. The boy grew up healthily and rapidly. One night, the old man and his daughter fell asleep, and the child climbed out of the chimney with the moon and the sun. After the old man found it, he pursued it, and the child, running all the way, stumbled repeatedly. Finally, he had to throw the sun and moon into the sky, showing his true colors and flying away. In this myth, crows have all the characteristics of human beings. They can not only think and talk like human beings, but also change invisibly. The slinkers have a myth about their ancestor "Avery": Avery's mother gave birth to him because she swallowed the bird's nest. Avery can become a bird flying in the sky, and her mother can swim in the sea in duck skin. In Aleutian mythology, people can be transformed into swallows, bears, beavers and raptors. The nature in North American Indian mythology is not dead, it is full of vitality, and all life has soul and divine power. In this unpredictable, mysterious and unknown world, people and everything are transformed into each other. You have me and I have you.

The combination of man and animal.

The blending of man and everything is also vividly manifested in the copulation and fertility of man and other species. There are many stories about "husband bear" and "husband dog" in northwest Indian mythology. The story of a bear husband tells the story of an Indian woman who was taken away by a black bear and forced to marry the son of a black bear leader and give birth to two children. A few years later, the woman was rescued, and her two children returned with her and remained in human form forever. They are strong and become heroes in the clan. In the myth of a dog husband, a young woman's pet dog became human and had sex with a woman. Later, the woman gave birth to five puppies. After many twists and turns, all five puppies became people. When they grow up, they become good warriors in the tribe because of the power of God and the quality of dogs. These two myths emphasize the equal relationship between man and animals. Humans appreciate the survival ability of animals in nature and fear the soul and divine power of animals. At the same time, human beings are also eager to have special essence and strength like some animals.

The creator rules everything.

Cherokee Indians have a myth about cedar. Once upon a time, Cherokee people only lived on the earth. They think life would be better without night. So the creator took back the night. However, it didn't take long for the weather to get hotter and hotter, making it difficult for people to sleep, becoming more irritable and quarreling with each other. People found that their choice was wrong, so they asked the creator to take back the day and leave only the night. The creator loves human beings and thinks that maybe human beings are right, so he agrees to their demands. Before long, the weather became colder and colder, plants stopped growing, people were hungry and cold, and many people died. Only then did people realize that they had made another big mistake and begged the creator to alternate day and night again, so that people's lives could be restored to balance. The creator made a tree and put the souls of people who died in the long night into it. This tree is called Cedar.

Patron saint

There is a myth of elk and hunter among Wasikou people: the patron saint of young people is a god elk, who often helps him, but in order to show his ability, he is not allowed to kill creatures. Later, the young man became an excellent hunter, but he never hit anything he needed. However, this restraint of young people is always scolded and laughed at by his father. Later, the young man changed. He killed more and more people and even killed his patron saint. The god moose pretended to fall into the lake, and when the hunter dragged it in the water, it sank with the moose. At the bottom of the lake, the hunter saw many animals he killed. They all became human beings, moaning and complaining there. The Elk God said to him, "You have lost your way. I have decided to leave you and never be your patron saint again. " After returning home, the hunter slept for five days and nights. After waking up, he spoke the last sentence of his life in despair: "My patron saint abandoned me. Therefore, I should also die. "

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Egyptian mythology

(also ancient Egyptian religion) refers to the gods and religious systems that ancient Egyptians believed in before Christianity and Islam spread. However, the beliefs of ancient Egyptians have experienced almost 3000 years of history, and many major changes have taken place. It is impossible to elaborate a complete belief system with an article or even a whole book. The biggest difference between Egyptian mythology and Greek or Roman mythology is that the gods in Egyptian mythology are mostly the heads of people and animals. The afterlife: The ancient Egyptians believed that people would go to the afterlife after death. They think that the body is the container of the soul, and the soul leaves the body every night and comes back the next morning. They also believe that the soul will be revived after death, and the body must be preserved so that the soul can have its own residence, so they invented anti-corrosion and mummification. They think that after death, Osiris will weigh his heart to judge its good and evil, and then decide whether the soul will be resurrected or destroyed. Egyptian anti-corrosion: Because people think that only the corpse can preserve the soul (ka "ka") and consciousness (ba "ba") of the deceased, anti-corrosion was invented in the fourth dynasty of Egypt. See: List of Egyptian Mythological Figures, List of Gods List of Egyptian Mythological Figures: The beliefs of ancient Egyptians belong to polytheism, and most of them can be symbolized by animals.

Lord God

Monk: God. Lara: the sun god. Anubis: the guardian of the tomb, escorting souls to another world, in the shape of a wolf's head. Horus: God of vengeance, guardian of kingship, shaped like an eagle. Isis/Auset: wife of Osiris, mother of Horus, mother of the earth, and also in charge of life. Nut: God of the sky. Osiris: Pluto also rules abundance. Adon: Sun God. Atum: The Sun God at dusk. Khons/Chons: Son of Moon God Amon and Mott, also in charge of medicine. Shu: God of air. Min/Menu (Amsu): The patron saint of travelers, who is also in charge of production and harvest. Mo (Month/Mentu, Men Thu): Division of war, in the shape of an eagle's head. Mott/Auramooth: The wife of Amon in charge of the war, in the shape of a lion. Thoth: The God of Wisdom. Seth: God of Chaos. Beast God: Best (Buster/Busteto Goddess): Cat God. Edjo: the snake god, the symbol and patron saint of Lower Egypt. Hector: Frog God. Capri: Scarab.

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Inca myth

A long time ago, in the land of Peru today, it was still dark with thorns. There is no light, and there is no difference between day and night. Just one day, the creator Pachakamak ("Pachakamak" in Indian means "the person who gives life to the world") came here and had a whim to create the first batch of human beings and birds and animals. Then he went to a unique lake in Corea to live in seclusion, which is today's Lake Titicaca.

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Roman mythology, such as Greek mythology, does not actually exist. It was not until the end of Rome and China that Roman poets began to imitate Greek mythology to write their own myths. The Romans did not have such traditional legends as the struggle between gods in Greek mythology.