21. Romanian Mythology -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article tend to claim either as spiritual or as more literal ancestors. Thus it coversDacian and Thracian gods, but does not cover hungarian mythology. http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/R/Ro/Romanian_mythology.htm

Romanian mythology [Categories: Romanian mythology] This article on (Click link for more info and facts about Romanian mythology) Romanian mythology covers both the (Myths collectively; the body of stories associated with a culture or institution or person) mythology traditional to the (A Balkan republic in southeastern Europe) Romania n people and to certain earlier civilizations that occupied the same geographic area, and whom the ethnic Romanians tend to claim either as spiritual or as more literal ancestors. Thus it covers Dacian and Thracian gods, but does not cover Hungarian mythology. Dacian mythology Dacian and Thracian gods (Click link for more info and facts about Zamolxis) Zamolxis (Zalmoxe) - prophet, god - subterranean (Click link for more info and facts about Gebeleizis) Gebeleizis - ultimate god - heavenly (Click link for more info and facts about Bendis) Bendis - the goddess of moon, forests and magic (Click link for more info and facts about Derzelas) Derzelas (Click link for more info and facts about Kotys) Kotys - mother goddess (A man distinguished by exceptional courage and nobility and strength) Heros - (Herous, Horus) the horseman god

22. Solar Deity -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article hungarian mythology Napkirály (Click link for more info and facts about Ibomythology) Ibo mythology Chuku (Click link for more info and facts about Incan http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/s/so/solar_deity.htm

Solar deity [Categories: Solar deities] A solar deity is a (Any supernatural being worshipped as controlling some part of the world or some aspect of life or who is the personification of a force) deity who represents the (A typical star that is the source of light and heat for the planets in the solar system) Sun . People have worshipped the Sun and solar deities for all of recorded (A record or narrative description of past events) history . Hence, many beliefs and (A story about mythical or supernatural beings or events) legend s have been formed around this worship. Although many sources contend that solar deities are generally male, and the brother, father, husband and/or enemy of the (Click link for more info and facts about lunar deity) lunar deity (usually female), this is not cross-culturally upheld, as sun goddesses are found on every continent. The dualism of sun/male/light and moon/female/darkness is indeed found in (The 2nd smallest continent (actually a vast peninsula of Eurasia); the British use `Europe' to refer to all of the continent except the British Isles) Europe an traditions that derive from (Click link for more info and facts about Orphic) Orphic and (An advocate of gnosticism) Gnostic philosophies, but many other European cultures saw the sun as a maternal force, as did many other cultures. In some cultures, such as the

23. UFO Area Mysteries Of The Golden Woman Of Ugra In the hungarian mythology the goddess Boldog Asszony is the goddess of birth,fertility and harvests. Hungarian scientists, Dr. Ida Bobula and Fred Hamori, http://www.ufoarea.com/stonehill_ugra.html

Home Back to: P. Stonehill's Research Mysteries of the Golden Woman of Ugra by Paul Stonehill Author of THE SOVIET UFO FILES (1998) And co-author of UFO-USSR (2005) NOTE: This article may be reproduced as long as it is not changed in any way. Full credit must be given to the author. In case you use the article, please let me know by mailing me at: rurcla@hotmail.com Introduction Konda is a river in Western Siberia, a tributary of the mighty Ob. Marshy forests surround Konda's shores. This is the Ugra land, a place of some heretofore-unsolved ancient mysteries. The land has populated by various tribes since ancient times, as far back as the Mesolithic age. They left behind many tombs, settlements, artifacts and unsolved mysteries. One of them is the legend of the Golden Woman ( Zolotaya Baba in Russian; baba is an archaic term for a woman; used today mostly as a slang word, demeaning to women; it also means grandma). Ethnography Today the territory of the Ugra land is better known as the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug (District). The language of Khanty and Mansi belongs to Finno-Ugric family that includes also the languages of Hungarians, Estonians, Saames, Udmurts, and Komis, etc.

24. Event Details For Hungarian Centennial Celebration Alberta Centennial freedom in hungarian mythology)atop. This monument will recognize the contributionof the Hungarian immigrants to Alberta over the past 100 years. http://www.albertacentennial.ca/calendar/calendar_event_details.aspx?eid=1502

25. LETHBRIDGE Event Listings Alberta Centennial will begin with the dedication of a four metre tall natural rock monument witha bronze Saker Falcon (a symbol of freedom in hungarian mythology)atop. http://www.albertacentennial.ca/calendar/calendar_community_details.aspx?cid=478

26. HÉTTORONY FESZTIVÁL (Arnold Ipolyi hungarian mythology Pest, 1854). Since centuries the symbolicsof the Seven Towers have appeared many times in the Hungarian cultural http://www.etnofon.hu/hettorangolkesz.htm

Change to Hungarian COMING!!! THE 4 th SEVEN TOWERS FESTIVAL Feeling of tradition in the FONÓ MUSIC HOUSE Budapest, 4–5. November 2005 Music used to be undevidable from feasts. About 10 years ago Etnofon Records joined those who aimed with their efforts at lifting Hungarian folk music and the music of nations living with Hungarians to the range of "feast" again. Etnofon has prepared the festival program according to this aim. Recommandation Arnold Ipolyi: Hungarian Mythology - Pest, 1854) Since centuries the symbolics of the Seven Towers have appeared many times in the Hungarian cultural history. Our publishing company, which sets its goal to be the broadcaster of music with folklore origin eleven years ago, thinks that this legend is a timely symbol again. Supplementing the listing of the Seven Tower's treasures with the rural culture of the Carpatian Basin, of which the newly discovered and constantly shaping village music is also part of. It turned out that urban people also favour this music. Primarily on its ceremonies, of course, as in the old times. PROGRAMS Concerts, Dance House, Ethnographic Films

27. Central European University Press minutiae while carefully avoiding the use of later hungarian mythology about the András RónaTas is Professor of Altaic Studies and Early Hungarian http://www.ceupress.com/books/html/HungariansAndEuropeInTheMiddleAges.html

A Cardboard Castle? An Inside History of the Warsaw Pact was launched in four cities between April and June: Warsaw, Vienna, Washington D.C., and Copenhagen. The Jews of Europe in the Modern Era and —for his version of "Fatelessness," by Imre Kertész, the 2002 Nobel literature laureate. Top ten of CEU Press titles downloaded in the netLibrary network in the first half of 2005: (leading the list since 2000) Hitler's Library New Jewish Identities Discussing Hitler Between the Living and the Dead ... Against Their Will (first time in top ten) Limiting Government Ascensions on High in Jewish Mysticism (first 2005 book in top ten) CEU Press titles have recently been adopted for course use in more than fifty U.S. universities. The University of Maryland and the University of Kansas have placed the most CEU Press titles on their adoption lists.

28. From Trianon To The First Vienna Arbitral Award According to hungarian mythology, the pagan priestmagicians sacrificed whitehorses to obtain the favour of the Lord God of Hosts. http://www.hungarian-history.hu/lib/woja/woja15.htm

From Trianon to the First Vienna Arbitral Award borderline north at points some 30-40 km from the existing line along the Hungarian inhabited belt. Under German pressure, Hungary had to sacrifice Pressburg and its immediate vicinity. Even a plebiscite was not allowed there by the German "allies". With the support of Ciano, the Magyars wanted to obtain some villages around Nyitra where the Hungarian district reached north of the city. The Slovaks thought that, they could keep Nyitra (pop. 21,000), the seat of an old Roman Catholic bishopric, through the intervention of the Vatican.(44) Esterhazy demanded for the Hungarian minority, which would remain in Slovakia after the arbitration, cultural and religious rights, guaranteed in an international treaty, and enforced by the Slovak autonomous government. He had a long and frustrating experience in the CSR for securing the minority rights guaranteed in the peace treaty of Saint-Germain, and disregarded by the Prague government. Following the visit of Ribbentrop to Italy, Ciano was informed by the German ambassador in Rome that the German Foreign Minister had agreed to give Kassa, Ungvar and Munkacs to Hungary.(45) The Duce approved the strategy for the Vienna conference. With these preparations, Ciano was ready to defend once more in Vienna Hungarian interests based on the ethnic principle contrary to Ribbentrop's malevolent idea of using the conference as a vehicle to place the small nations in Central Europe under direct Gertnan control.

29. Hungarian Studies Review, 2000 Each myth is the product of a certain culture; therefore, Arany s poeticrecreation of hungarian mythology is the most memorable in Death of Buda (1863) http://www.oszk.hu/kiadvany/hsr/2000/myth.htm

I. Myth: The Foundation of Historical Consciousness Myth has several definitions - partly because there are several kinds of myth. Generally, it can be defined as an independent story, or a set of interrelated ones, which explains humanity's place in the universe and society. Each myth is the product of a certain culture; therefore, it reflects the values and the frame of reference of a specific society. While classical myths transfer the familiar human world onto a magical and allegorical plane, in their more recent forms myths can narrate seemingly quite authentic events in a realistic manner. This definition is suited to the readings pertinent to our studies. There are two major mythological themes. One deals with the origins and order of the world, and introduces divine characters. Hungarians did not have such myths, nor an explanation for the creation of mankind. Little is known about the Magyars' ancient religion - it is assumed that, unlike other ancient peoples, they worshipped a single God. Their rich mythological tradition relies on the other major theme: the deeds of human heroes who represent a cultural consciousness and ethos. Perhaps it is their vivid, realistic narrative that has made these mythical stories dear to Hungarians. At the threshold of general literacy, historians often lacked earlier models to follow, and had to rely on tales or - if available - accounts from foreign sources. Such was the dilemma that Anonymous, already mentioned in the introduction, faced. As an early historian, he claimed credit not only for recording the naive tales of country people but also for being the first one to turn to written sources. Yet, his Latin chronicle actually made lavish use of the oral tradition still flourishing in his time - that is, in the very first years of the thirteenth century.

30. Ordog A demonic creature from hungarian mythology. It personifies the dark aspects ofthe world. Later it is identified with the devil. http://www.pantheon.org/articles/o/ordog.html

Home Areas Mythology Other mythologies ... Search Ordog by Micha F. Lindemans Cite rate , or print article Send comment Used sources A demonic creature from Hungarian mythology. It personifies the dark aspects of the world. Later it is identified with the devil. Article details N/A Article created on 03 March 1997; last modified on 07 May 2001.

31. White Hart@Everything2.com It is also an important element of hungarian mythology, which believed that agreat white stag led the brothers Hunor and Magar to settle in Scythia. http://everything2.com/index.pl?node=White Hart

32. Untitled Document According to hungarian mythology, paradise is a land of sour cream and paprikas.My wife s mother is the best cook in the western hemisphere, http://www.williams.edu/English/faculty/rbell/HUMOR/singingthecordonblues.html

Singing the Cordon Blues by Robert Bell Now that my wife and I have two full-time jobs and a child, I must learn to cook. I've been postponing cooking for a long time. I pleaded for an exemption on religious grounds: if the good lord wanted men mucking around in the kitchen, he wouldn't have given women little callused fingertips to hold hot food. I argued on pragmatic grounds that people of all political persuasions, creeds, and ilks have maintained the sexual division of labor. My wife ran the kitchen and tended the garden while I hunted elephants; she shopped twice a week and I rotated the automobile tires annually. In this way we maintained mutual respect and could each claim to be a credit to his or her gender. I argued in terms of genetic inheritance. To me it seemed evident, despite fashionable opinions to the contrary, that people inherit interests and skills. I myself was not born to cook. There are always too many things to remember and I become confused under pressure. It wasn't pure theory that persuaded me that skills are inherited. It was also practical experience in Organic Chemistry lab. I set a modern day Dartmouth record for lowest score on a final examination by a non-football player. I got off on the wrong foot, if you can get "off on," by trying to brown-nose the lab assistant. He was a senior chem major with a straight A average. "Jeez, Cedric," I lick-spittled, :with that GPA, what med school will you go to?" He replied with pure disdain, "Med school? I'm not a mechanic. I'm a scientist!"

33. Article About "Solar Deity" In The English Wikipedia On 24-Apr-2004 Hittite mythology. Arinna. hungarian mythology. Napkir?. Ibo mythology. Chuku.Incan mythology Inti Manco Capac I Punchau Inuit mythology http://fixedreference.org/en/20040424/wikipedia/Solar_deity

The Solar deity reference article from the English Wikipedia on 24-Apr-2004 (provided by Fixed Reference : snapshots of Wikipedia from wikipedia.org) Solar deity People have worshiped the Sun and deities who represent the Sun for all of recorded history . Hence, many beliefs and legends have been formed around this worship. Sun deities are generally (though not always) male, and usually the brother, father, husband and/or enemy of the lunar deity (usually female). They were often gods of truth, honesty, virtue, prophecy, intellect and fertility. Solar Deities Abenaki mythology Kee-zos-en Aboriginal mythology Gnowee Walo Wuriupranili ... Yhi Ainu mythology Chup Kamui Akkadian mythology Shamash Algonquin mythology Michabo Armenian mythology Mihr Arthurian mythology Gawain Aztec mythology Huitzilopochtli Ipalnemohuani Tonatiuh Bakairi mythology Evaki Basque mythology Ekhi Byelorussian mythology Iarilo Canaanite mythology Moloch Celtic mythology Crom Cruach Cuchulainn ... Chinese mythology Shen Yi Egyptian mythology Duamutef Hapy Horus ... Hyperion Hattic mythology Wurusemu Hinduism Agni Ansa Aryman ... Daksha Dhanvantari Dhatar Dhatri Indra Mitra Ravi ... Yama Hittite mythology Arinna Hungarian mythology Napkirály Ibo mythology Chuku Incan mythology Inti Manco Capac I Punchau ... Amaterasu Marishi-Ten Jewish mythology Samson (suggested origin of the story) Kachin mythology Jan Korean mythology Haemosu Palk Lakota mythology Wi Latvian mythology Saule ... Hun-Apu Moabite mythology Chemosh Navajo mythology Tsohanoai Norse mythology Alfrodull Freyr Sol Ossetian mythology Wasterzhi Palmarene mythology Malakbel

34. Iren Lovasz And Laszlo Hortobagyi: Fono 63 cdRoots Hungarian music Iren Lovasz and Laszlo Hortobagyi. starting withthe various references to the magical stag from ancient hungarian mythology, http://www.cdroots.com/fono-lovasz63.html

Search for music Need Help? Iren Lovasz and Laszlo Hortobagyi Vilgafa Listen to some brief MP3 samples: Regélök, míg élök (Szlavónia) A vöröslo nap felkeltekor (csuvas altatódal) Márton Szép Ilona (Moldva) Also see: Makam with Iren Lovasz Credit card orders are placed on a secure server. Please note! Most CDs have been imported from Europe or Asia. They are not all shrink-wrapped, and I am not going to con you by wrapping them here just to make you think they have been sterilized in America. We guarantee that the CDs and the contents are all brand new and in perfect condition. Whenever I can, I use recycled shipping materials. They may not look as pretty on the outside, but they save money and keep the trash dumps a little bit emptier.

35. Links For Museum The Hungarian Heritage Museum and/or Society is not responsible for the contentsof these suggested links. Mythology. hungarian mythology http://www.jcu.edu/language/hunghemu/hunghem5.htm

P lease visit often for updates. Links to other Hungarian sites HUNGARIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM Cleveland, Ohio, USA Sponsored by the E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com You can call the Gift Shoppe/Museum at the Galleria at Erieview directly at 216 523-3900 (voice mail when not open) Please note: volunteers are needed ! Friends and Patrons of the Museum your help is requested ! Please contact: Hungarian Heritage Society P. O. Box 24134 Cleveland, Ohio 44124 click here to e-mail us Visitors, please note! These links are intended only as a service to you. The Hungarian Heritage Museum and/or Society is not responsible for the contents of these suggested links. Mention of a link does not constitute endorsement of, nor affiliation with, nor commercial promotion of the sponsoring organization. Please also see our Hungarian-American Cleveland and NE Ohio "Events Calendar" which includes LINKS to "Useful Addresses" in Cleveland and NE Ohio. GREAT LINKS to Other Hungarian Sites! Archeology, Artifacts Hungarian Archeological Artifacts Art Hungarian painting!

36. Radost Folk Ensemble PAST Events Celebrate Kisbetyárok s 20th anniversary as we present an original productionbased on hungarian mythology. Join the young girl Emese as she journeys http://www.radost.org/calendarpast.htm

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37. Romanian Mythology Similar God Dacian Myths Goddess Thracian tend to claim either as spiritual or as more literal ancestors. Thus it coversDacian and Thracian gods, but does not cover hungarian mythology . http://www.economicexpert.com/a/Romanian:mythology.html

var GLB_RIS='http://www.economicexpert.com';var GLB_RIR='/cincshared/external';var GLB_MMS='http://www.economicexpert.com';var GLB_MIR='/site/image';GLB_MML='/'; document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); A1('s',':','html'); Non User A B C ... Home This article on Romanian mythology covers both the mythology traditional to the Romania n people and to certain earlier civilizations that occupied the same geographic area, and whom the ethnic Romanians tend to claim either as spiritual or as more literal ancestors. Thus it covers Dacian and Thracian gods, but does not cover Hungarian mythology . 1 Dacian mythology 1.1 Dacian and Thracian gods Zamolxis (Zalmoxe) - prophet, god - subterranean Gebeleizis - ultimate god - heavenly Bendis - the goddess of moon, forests and magic Derzelas Kotys - mother goddess Heros - (Herous, Horus) the horseman god Vesta (Hestia) - god of flames and fireplace 1.2 Places/Concepts Kogaion (holy mountain) 2 Romanian Folklore 2.1 Personages Balaur Baba Dochia Capcaun Ileana Cosânzeana Fat-Frumos Luceafar - possibly similar to Lucifer Muma Padurii Somolonari Sânziana (or Dragaica) Spiridu Stafie - similar to Ghost Strigoi In Romanian mythology, strigoi (same form both singular and plural) are the evil souls of the dead rising from the tombs during the night to haunt the neighbourhood. The name is derived from "a striga", which means in Romanian "to yell", which is also cog

38. Solar Deity - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia hungarian mythology Napkirály Ibo mythology In Chinese mythology (cosmology),there were nine suns in the sky in the beginning. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_deity

Solar deity From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Trundholm Sun Chariot pulled by a horse is believed to be a sculpture illustrating an important part of Nordic Bronze Age mythology. Sun god redirects here. For other uses, see Sun God (statue) A solar deity is a deity who represents the sun , or an aspect of it. People have worshipped the sun and solar deities for all of recorded history . Hence, many beliefs and legends have been formed around this worship, most notably the various myths containing the "missing sun" motif from around the world. Although many sources contend that solar deities are generally male, and the brother, father, husband and/or enemy of the lunar deity (usually female), this is not cross-culturally upheld, as sun goddesses are found on every continent. Some mythologists, such as Brian Branston , therefore contend that sun goddesses are more common worldwide than their male counterparts. They also claim that the belief that solar deities are primarily male is linked to the fact that a few better known mythologies (such as those of ancient Greece and Egypt ) sometimes break from this rule. The dualism of sun/male/light and moon/female/darkness is found in many (but not all)

39. Fileareas hungamyt.zip, 8206, 11/899, hungarian mythology. jacjil.zip, 2905, 11/8-99,Mythology Patterns seen in the face of the Moon. http://www.boudicca.de/files/85/files.htm

Filename Size Date Description achipol.zip Achilles and Polyxena. adameve.zip adon1.zip Info on Adonis. alcmerip.zip Alcmaeon and Eriphyle. amusfis1.zip A musing fish story. (Myth) anubis1.zip Brief information on Anubis. aphrzeu.zip About Athena, Aphrodite and Zeus. apolhyac.zip Apollo and Hyacynthus. arthufaq.zip Questions and answers on King Arthur and his time. asbabmy.zip ashtoro.zip On the Goddess' names Asharah or Ashtoroth. atlancul.zip Some information on the later Atlantean cultures. atlant1.zip Note on Atlantis. atlantis.zip The Lost continent. bachorgi.zip Description of a print on a Bacchanalian Orgy. canncake.zip Article on Mithraic mysteries. (Mythras) chioflir.zip Children of Lir. chrchiti.zip Cronus / Chronos ; Hurus / Horo - Time ? echohist.zip About Narcissus. egyplana.zip Egyptian planetary and the Gods. es_im_he.zip Esoterik im Hellenismus. faquekin.zip The first fairy Queen and King. gilgam2.zip Gilgamesh, the first human hero in literature... grego4.zip More info on the Greec Gods and Goddesses. gregod2.zip More on the Greec Gods and Goddesses. gregods.zip

40. Filename Size Date Description 3pigs.zip 2791 11/2-99 Mythology From hungarian mythology The devil and his helpers. inan03.zip, 3109, 11/299,Inanna and the Crown-symbol. inann02.zip, 3243, 11/2-99, Inanna s Descent. http://www.boudicca.de/files/29/files.htm

Filename Size Date Description 3pigs.zip Mythology/Fairytales: Three little pigs. apollo.zip Apollo: ancient astronomical origins. The Greec God Apollo reconsidered. appeserp.zip Apples and serpents in mythology. artem01.zip Ancient picture of the Goddess Artemis. artemis2.zip About the Alans and the Goddess Artemis. arthurbl.zip Arthurian booklist. athena2.zip The Goddess Athena and the Giants. atlanehy.zip Atlantis: New hypothesis. atlangri.zip Atlantis, the Atliantis Grid, DNA and the atlanti1.zip On the myth of Atlantis. atlanti2.zip A historical conjunture about Atlantis. attisje.zip The myth of Cybele and Attis compared with . . . azteca.zip Astromythology sept/okt. baal01.zip The Myth of Ba'al: A deep research. boudd1.zip On Queen Boudicca. brigcelt.zip Brigit of the Celts. canaan.zip Canaanite-Ugaritic mythology. cernu01.zip Picture of the God Cernunnos. coatlicu.zip

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