Every myth carries a truth older than the civilization that told it.
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Discover E Bukura e Dheut, “the Beauty of the Earth” — the dazzling magical fairy-princess of Albanian folktales, a being of supernatural beauty and power
Discover the Zana, the fierce and beautiful mountain-fairy of Albanian myth — a martial nature-spirit of the high peaks who empowers heroes with
Discover the Kulshedra, the great she-dragon of Albanian myth — a multi-headed, fire-spitting monster of drought and chaos who hoards the waters and
Discover the Drangue, the winged hero-protector of Albanian myth — a semi-divine champion born with wings who wields lightning in storm-cloud battles
Discover Prende, the Albanian goddess of love, beauty and the dawn — radiant patroness of women and consort of the thunder-god, associated with the
Discover Zojz, the sky-father and supreme god of ancient Albanian myth — deity of the bright heaven, thunder and lightning, the Albanian cognate of Zeus
Discover Pazuzu, the demon-king of the wind in Assyrian and Babylonian belief — a fearsome monster of the destroying wind who was yet invoked as a
Discover the Lamassu, the great protective guardian-spirit of Assyria and Mesopotamia — a majestic human-headed winged bull who guarded the gates of
Discover Ashur (Assur), the national god and supreme deity of the Assyrian Empire — the deified state and lord of war who rose with Assyria to become king
Jahi (Jeh), the arch-demoness of Zoroastrianism — the female fiend of debauchery and defilement, the “Primal Whore” who roused the despairing Angra Mainyu