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  1. A Glossary of Words and Phrases in the Oral Performing and Dramatic Literatures of (Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies) by Dale Johnson, 2000-09-01
  2. Tian Wen: A Chinese Book of Origins by Lionel Trilling, 1986-10-01
  3. The Origin of Chinese Deities by Cheng Manchao, 1997-01-01
  4. The eternal self and the cycle of saṃsāra: Introduction to Asian mythology and religion by Rajeshwari Pandharipande, 1990
  5. Chinese and Japanese (Mythology of All Races, Volume VIII) by John C. Ferguson, Masaharu Anesaki, 1964-06
  6. Chinese Mythology by Anthony Christie, 1968
  7. One Quarter of Humanity: Malthusian Mythology and Chinese Realities, 1700-2000 by James Z. Lee, Feng Wang, 1999-10-29
  8. The Traditional Chinese Festivals and Tales (Chinese-English edition) by Chongqing Publishing House, 2000-01-01
  9. The dragon, image and demon,: Or, The three religions of China : Confucianism, Buddism and Taoism : giving an account of the mythology, idolatry, and demonolatry of the Chinese by Hampden C Dubose, 1886
  10. Five Heavenly Emperors: Chinese Myths of Creation by Song Nan Zhang, 1994-10-13
  11. Ancient Chinese by Sonia Cheng, 2000-05-01
  12. Classical Chinese Myths
  13. The earth was a lonely place: A Chinese myth (Creation of earth and people) by Margery Bernstein, 1978
  14. Chinese Myths & Legends (Ardagh, Philip. World Book Myths & Legends Series.) by Philip Ardagh, 2001-08

61. Chinese Mythology
chinese mythology. chinese mythology is legends (see mythology) which come fromthe Chinese civilization. Most of the legends refer to the period of
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62. Read About Chinese Mythology At WorldVillage Encyclopedia. Research Chinese Myth
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63. Chinese Mythology - Mythology And Folklore - Classic Literature
chinese mythology dates back to the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Since then, the taleshave been filled with dragons, gods, disasters, tricksters, struggle,
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Chinese mythology dates back to the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Since then, the tales have been filled with dragons, gods, disasters, tricksters, struggle, and much more.
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64. Chinese Mythology
chinese mythology Wonderful Work! Chinese Myths This is a wonderful site.The best I found on chinese mythology. Enjoy! Chinese Myths and Fantasies.
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The Encyclopedia Mythica
The Encyclopedia Mythica is an online Encyclopedia( database) searchable for places, events and deities in Chinese Mythology. Good Work!
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This is a wonderful site, well done and a pleasure to read. Lots of valuable information. This site has a large selection of Creation Myths and a section on Mythologies with Flood Myths. Wonderful Work!
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65. Singapore - Strange Chinese Mythology At Tiger Balm Gardens
Mayang and Will s Travels / Singapore Strange chinese mythology at Tiger BalmGardens 23/08/2001. Previous Home Next. Singapore.
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Greek Mythology A colorful combination of traditional artwork and folklore for 45 classical Greek constellations is featured on a background of 3000 stars, making this cylinder an excellent introductory tool for locating constellations. A convenient identification key includes folk legends about each constellation. For astronomy, mythology, art, literature, social studies and ancient history for all grade levels. Item #SL-352. Back to top.
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African Mythology This colorful cylinder depicts constellation figures as seen by many African cultures such as the Dogon, Bushmen, Masai, Egyptians and more. The appearance of these constellations marked key events such as the beginning of the planting season, and signified important moral lessons. Useful for astronomy, mythology, art, literature, social studies and history for all grade levels. Item #SL-359. Back to top.
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Native American Mythology This cylinder includes colorful outlines of figures from Native American folklore such as Long Sash, the Great Bear, First Man and Woman, Spider God and many others. An identification key contains legends drawn from the Navajo, Shoshoni, Blackfoot, Cherokee, Tewa, Hopi and Algonquin tribes. Excellent for use with K-6 students studying astronomy, social studies or language arts.

67. The Gods Of China - A Look At Chinese Mythology
But by turning to China’s mythology we begin to realize how it is possible the As I have tried to point out, there are attributes of chinese mythology
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The Eastern world is full of paradox, and, perhaps, the greatest paradox in China is that it has been so profoundly influenced by the world’s three most humane religions, Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism, yet remains under the inhumane rule of Communism. But by turning to China’s mythology we begin to realize how it is possible the nation has been governed by monarchs, emperors and dictators throughout its entire history. The closest thing we have to it in the West exists in our corporate world. The Chinese pantheon, which it seems is populated with gods as numerous as the stars, is run very much like a large corporation, with a President, Vice Presidents and a Chief Executive Officer at the top of the hierarchy. Beneath these, in authority, you find division heads who direct the staff members. Lower still, on the corporate totem pole, are secretaries who, I’ve learned, prefer to be called Administrative Assistants—except, for some reason, on Secretaries Day. In most corporations the executive offices are located on the top floor, signifying their “top dog” authority.

68. Birrell, Chinese Myths, University Of Texas Press
Chinese myths were primarily a diffuse and fragmentary oral tradition, Anne M.Birrell is the author of chinese mythology An Introduction,
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Chinese myths were primarily a diffuse and fragmentary oral tradition, eventually preserved in writing only in a piecemeal fashion. Many classical texts are unavailable in translation, and the stories have been unknown to Western readers. Anne Birrell here introduces the general reader to a selection of narratives organized by themes and motifs that help set Chinese myths in the context of world mythology. The contents include:
  • Origin and creation myths Myths of the flood The divine cosmos Gender in myth Metamorphoses Mythic heroes and heroines Fabled plants and animals Major sources of myth
Anne M. Birrell is the author of Chinese Mythology: An Introduction, New Songs from a Jade Terrace, and Popular Songs and Ballads of Han China. Legendary Past Series
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69. Table Of Contents And Excerpt, Birrell, Chinese Myths
The mythology of Chinese culture and civilization is contained in a variety of The subjects and concerns of chinese mythology can be traced back to the
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  • Introduction Origins Divine cosmos Catastrophe myths Mythic heroes and heroines Gender in myth Metamorphoses Fabled flora and fauna Strange lands and peoples Continuities in the mythic tradition Suggestions for further reading Picture credits Index
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The mythology of Chinese culture and civilization is contained in a variety of sacred narratives which tell how the world and human society were created in their present form. They are sacred narratives because they relate acts of the deities in addition to other episodes, and they embody the most deeply felt spiritual values of a nation. A generally accepted Western definition of myth as 'sacred narrative' reflects the meaning of the Chinese term for myth, shen-hua: shen means 'divine, deity, holy';

70. Digital Termpapers: Term Papers On Chinese Mythology
chinese mythology Though Yi was at first angry with Chang O, he did love her andquickly forgave her. To make her more c.
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Though Yi was at first angry with Chang O, he did love her and quickly
forgave her. To make her more comfortable on the cold moon, he built her a
magnificent palace out of fragrant cinnamon wood. But Yi can only visit his wife
once a month on the night of the new moon.
This is the reason why the moon is gone for about one day every month, it
is because Yi is visiting Chang O. Some other things that this mythology
explains are why there are no mountains between Jizhou and the Han River and
why magpies are bald-headed. It has stories about how when people are bad
then they have to serve punishment for doing something, an example of this was to chop at a tree until it has fallen but the tree heals itself after every chop. This is like what Prometheus did and how he had to have his liver eaten out every day. It also says how Nu Wa creates men, the earth, the heavens, how the heavens and earth were separated, and how the sea was made. It also has a

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Chinese Myths and Fantasies Brief overview of chinese mythology. ChineseMythology Selection of articles on chinese mythology including Dragons
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73. Chinese Mythology Presented In Comic Books
All are forgotten heroes from ancient chinese mythology. Or so it would seem . Cui is coauthor of chinese mythology, a comic series in China.
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74. Encyclopedia: Chinese Mythology
Many of the legends of chinese mythology take place during the period of Sanhuangwudi . Meng Po is the Lady of Forgetfulness in chinese mythology.
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    Updated 23 days 20 hours 19 minutes ago. Other descriptions of Chinese mythology Chinese mythology is the mythology of Chinese civilization . Many of the legends of Chinese mythology take place during the period of Sanhuangwudi Mythology is the study of myths: stories of a particular culture that it believes to be true and that feature a specific religious or belief system. ... A civilization or civilisation has a variety of meanings related to human society. ... Dragon-gods, from Myths and Legends of China by E. T. C. Werner
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  • 76. Chinese Mythology
    chinese mythology and Legends Corpse under Confucianism. China seems sometimesto used to be called the Land without Mythology .
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    Chinese Mythology and Legends: Corpse under Confucianism China seems sometimes to used to be called "the Land without Mythology". But please try to think about there are few countries like Greece holding sophisticated and systemized Mythology, and the Greeks love their mythology to use for their literature and poetry, and drama without religious aim. Mythology is primally made from perspective of their natural circumstance, inevitably related to Religion and Respect. Politic and Centralization rouse unification of local mythologies. And oral tradition is succeeded in the process. I can say China keeps "primitive" polytheistic style mythology which monotheist culture and other countries which have taken apart Religion from Mythology like Tibet or Japan. Archaeology versus Mythology
    China still remains many Darkspot for archaeology and we know Legend and Mythology hint objective facts
    which lost during long oblivion and long time. We don't know whether the Kingdom of Xia (before ?Shang)
    was real existence or not. We can read the context of many old scripts "polluted" by Confucian Doctrine, and

    77. University Of Wales, Lampeter - Centre For Chinese Studies
    This module will provide a general survey of chinese mythology and its diversecultural Areas of study include Chinese myths’ history, features, style,
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    78. Four Gods Heaven And Earth
    The myth of the Four Gods has been deeply rooted in ancient chinese mythology.The following are exerpts from Derek Walters An Encyclopedia of Myth and
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    The story of the Four Gods of Heaven and Earth, the Shi Jin Ten Chi Sho, is not something that was made up for Fushigi Yuugi by Watase Yuu. The myth of the Four Gods has been deeply rooted in ancient Chinese mythology. The following are exerpts from Derek Walters' "An Encyclopedia of Myth and Legend: Chinese Mythology" and Donald A. Mackenzie's "Myths of China and Japan." Creation Myth
    Celestial Emblems

    "The Four Directions, East, South, West and North, represent the four seasons, Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Together with the Centre, which in Chinese is synonymous with China itself, they form the five cardinal points. The Four Directions have been represented at least since the second century BC, by four celestial animals, the Dragon for the East, the Bird for the South, the Tiger for the West, and the Tortoise for the North. Each animal has its own colour: the Dragon is the Green of Spring, the Bird the red of Fire, the Tiger of Autumn the glittering white of metal (of ploughshares or swords), and the Tortoise Black, for night, or water. The four celestial animals, which have no connection with the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac, are also the names of the four divisions of the sky. The Dragon's Heart, the Pleiades, and the Bird Star are the names of three of the lunar mansions which marked the central position of the Dragon, Tiger and Bird. As there was no identifying star at the centre of the Black Tortoise, the appropriate place (the eleventh mansion) was called Void (Walters)."

    79. Famous Birds In Mythology, Books, Comics And Film
    Fenghuang, Chinese Phoenix in chinese mythology Roc in Persian mythologyShang-Yang, a rainbird in chinese mythology Simurgh in Persian mythology
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    Firebird in Native American mythologies
    Garuda in Buddhism and Hinduism Gryphon in European mythology Harpies in Greek mythology Ho-o in Japanese, imported from Chinese; Fenghuang Huginn and Muninn (Thought and Memory), Odin's two companion birds in Norse mythology Kin-u in Japanese, imported from Chinese Phoenix in Egyptian mythology Pisia in Native American mythology Quetzalcoatl in Aztec mythology Raven in Native American religions Roc in Persian mythology Shang-Yang, a rainbird in Chinese mythology Simurgh in Persian mythology Suzaku or Shu-jaku in Japanese, imported from Chinese Tecumbalam in Maya mythology Thunderbird in Native American religions Xecotcovach in Maya mythology Yatagarasu in Japanese mythology Ziz in Talmud More About Birds in Mythology Here Famous Birds in Literature Albatross in Rime of the Ancient Mariner The Albatross Charles Baudelaire poem Archimedes an owl and various hawks, falcons, and white-fronted

    80. Article About "Chinese Mythology" In The English Wikipedia On 24-Apr-2004
    The chinese mythology reference article from the English Wikipedia on 24Apr- Many of the legends of chinese mythology take place during the period of
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    Chinese mythology
    Chinese mythology is the mythology of Chinese civilization . Many of the legends of Chinese mythology take place during the period of Sanhuangwudi Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Important mythologies and deities
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