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Description
Origin
Cherokee Mythology
Classification
Spirits
Family Members
N/A
Region
United States of America
Associated With
Death
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Raven Mocker
Introduction
Within Cherokee mythology, the Raven Mocker, known as Kâ’lanû Ahkyeli’skï, occupies a chilling and ominous role.
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Description
Origin
Cherokee Mythology
Classification
Spirits
Family Members
N/A
Region
United States of America
Associated With
Magic, Invisibility
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Yunwi Tsunsdi
Introduction
In the lush expanses of the Appalachia, where misty valleys and vibrant forests weave a
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Description
Origin
Cherokee Mythology
Classification
Spirits
Family Members
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Region
United States of America
Associated With
Immortality, Strength, Healing
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Nunnehi
Introduction
The Nunnehi were supernatural human beings whose spirits were distinct
Cherokee spirits are the non divine and non human characters in the mythology, traditions, legends and folklore of the Cherokee tribe of the United States of America. They are usually souls or spirits of mortal beings who have since passed.
The tradition of revering or worshipping ancestors is common among almost all the Native American tribes and this carries on if the ancestor or key historical figure was a person of great stature or importance. The other kind of spirits that are worshipped include characters or beings from other realms that co exist with the humans and help them.
Characters that are in conflict with the human beings are also common in Cherokee mythology.
