Mongolian mythology

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The root of all evil. Erlik is the god of persecution, punishment, war and schemes in Turkic/Mongolian (Altai) Mythology . He is the Lord of Underworld. I represented him as he sit on his throne has "the human between earth and sky" tamga/damga (tamga/damga means "mark/seal/symbol" in Turkic dictionary). I used Central Asian (Turkestan-Mongolia) clothes to show his Altaic characteristics. I used contrasting colors in this painting.

This map of mythological creatures from around the world shows the amazing diversity of cultures around the world. Check it out for a tour through the human

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Every girl dreams of being not only a princess, but also a warrior. Well, in Slavic mythology many of the women are warrior-princesses. The perfect combo!

The stories of ancient Philippine mythology include deities, creation stories, mythical creatures, and beliefs. List of gods in Philippine Mythology.

mongolian Gods: Asena, Ay (deusa da lua), Erlik (deus da morte e do mal), Gesar, Koyash (deus do sol), Kuara (deus do trovão), Tengri (deus do céu), Tulpar, Ulgen (deus da luz), Vaat (possivelmente Gaea )

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Vintage 1984 postage stamp issued by Mongolia in a series featuring native ceremonial masks, here depicted is mask of god Lham.