Culture — Mythology Registry
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Celtic, Insular & Arthurian Lore
5
Comparative & World Mythological Traditions
55
Aboriginal
Mythology of Indigenous Australians, rooted in Dreamtime stories.
Akan
Mythology of the Akan people of Ghana, centered on Nyame, the sky god.
Amazonian
Mythology of Amazonian indigenous peoples, centered on nature spirits.
Arabian
Mythology of the Arabian Peninsula, centered on jinn and pre-Islamic deities.
Armenian
Mythology of Armenia, blending pre-Christian and Christian elements.
Arrernte
Mythology of the Arrernte people of Australia, rooted in Dreamtime.
Ashanti
Mythology of the Ashanti people of Ghana, centered on Nyame, the sky god.
Baganda
Mythology of the Baganda people of Uganda, centered on Kintu, the first man.
Bakongo
Mythology of the Kongo people, centered on Nzambi, the creator.
Balkan
Mythology of the Balkan region, blending Slavic and local traditions.
Baltic
Mythology of Baltic peoples, centered on gods like Perkunas.
Basque
Mythology of the Basque people, centered on Mari, the earth goddess.
Berber
Mythology of the Berber people, centered on nature and ancestors.
Blackfoot
Mythology of the Blackfoot people, focused on sky and animal spirits.
Burman
Mythology of the Bamar people of Myanmar, centered on spirits and cosmology.
Canaanite
Ancient Levantine mythology with gods like Baal.
Caribbean
Mythology of the Caribbean, blending African and indigenous elements.
Caroline Islands
Mythology of the Caroline Islands, focused on ocean spirits and navigation.
Chaga
Mythology of the Chaga people of Tanzania, centered on Ruwa, the creator.
Chamorro
Mythology of the Chamorro people of Guam, centered on ancestral spirits.
Cherokee
Mythology of the Cherokee people, focused on balance and animal spirits.
Chokwe
Mythology of the Chokwe people of Central Africa, centered on Kalunga, the creator.
Dahomey
Mythology of the Fon people, centered on Vodun spirits.
Dinka
Mythology of the Dinka people of South Sudan, centered on Nhialic, the creator.
Dogon
Mythology of the Dogon people of Mali, focused on cosmic creation.
Ewe
Mythology of the Ewe people of Ghana, centered on Vodun spirits.
Fang
Mythology of the Fang people of Central Africa, centered on Mebeghe, the creator.
Fijian
Mythology of Fiji, centered on ocean gods and ancestors.
Fon
Mythology of the Fon people of Benin, centered on Vodun spirits.
Fulani
Mythology of the Fulani people of West Africa, focused on pastoralism and spirits.
Global & Comparative Mythology
The comparative study of myth across cultures, tracing universal patterns like the flood, the trickster, and the hero’s journey.
Guarani
Mythology of the Guarani people, focused on nature and creation.
Hadzabe
Mythology of the Hadzabe people of Tanzania, centered on hunting and spirits.
Hausa
Mythology of the Hausa people of Nigeria, focused on spirits and kingship.
Hawaiian
Mythology of Hawaii, centered on gods like Pele and Maui.
Herero
Mythology of the Herero people of Namibia, centered on Mukuru, the creator.
Hittite
Ancient Anatolian mythology with gods like Tarhun.
Hopi
Mythology of the Hopi people, focused on kachina spirits and creation.
Igbo
Mythology of the Igbo people of Nigeria, centered on Chukwu, the creator.
Inuit
Mythology of the Inuit people, centered on Sedna, sea goddess.
Jain
Mythology within Jainism, focused on non-violence and liberation.
Korean
Mythology of Korea, centered on shamanism and creation myths.
Lakota
Mythology of the Lakota people, focused on spiritual harmony.
Malay
Mythology of the Malay people, blending animism and Islamic influences.
Mongolian
Mythology of the Mongols, centered on Tengri, the sky god.
Navajo
Mythology of the Navajo people, focused on harmony and creation.
Philippine
Mythology of the Philippines, blending animism and ancestral worship.
Polynesian
Mythology of Pacific Island cultures, focused on gods like Maui.
Roman
Mythology of ancient Rome, centered on gods like Jupiter.
Sami
Mythology of the Sami people, centered on shamanism and nature spirits.
Scythian
Mythology of the nomadic Scythians, focused on warrior gods.
Sikh
Mythology within Sikhism, focused on spiritual unity and divine order.
Slavic
Mythology of Slavic peoples, centered on gods like Perun.
Yoruba
Mythology of the Yoruba people, centered on Orishas like Ogun.
Zulu
Mythology of the Zulu people, centered on Unkulunkulu, the creator.
East Asian Mythology & Folklore
4
Egyptian Pantheon & Afterlife
6
Greek & Classical Pantheon
3
Hindu, Vedic & Dharmic Traditions
6
Mesoamerican, Andean & Indigenous Traditions
3
Mesopotamian & Near Eastern Tradition
6
Norse & Germanic Mythology
2