Mythology

Summary

This book contains 3 mythology titles:

Korean Mythology - This book is dedicated to exploring the gods and goddesses that the Koreans of old worshiped, and within it, you will find more information about:

• Strange creatures from Korean mythology 


• The Korean mythology of Tangu and Ahri


• Gods and goddesses, and their background stories, from Korean mythology 


• Supernatural powers, relationships, and dramatic legends 


• Persisting values from Korean mythology that are present today 

Japanese Mythology - This book is dedicated to exploring the gods and goddesses that the Japanese worshiped, and within the pages you will find subtopics like:

• Ancient, exciting stories and mysterious myths and intriguing legends from Japan


• Gods and goddesses that were common in Japan thousands of years ago


• Historical anecdotes and fun, related background facts


• The intense meaning and purpose of swords in Japanese culture


• The controversial legend of Issun Boshi


• Real folklore monuments and locations you can visit that date back to times of mythological beliefs

Polynesian Mythology - This book is dedicated to exploring the gods and goddesses that the Polynesian people worshiped, and within the pages you will find more information about:

• Background facts about the Polynesian culture, such as family, social stratification, education, fishing, gardening, religion, art, and traditions


• The intriguing legend and background story of Maui, the trickster


• Polynesian names from mythology and their meanings


• Rangi and Papa and the creation myth from the Polynesian islands


• What Polynesians believed about ghosts and spirits


• A brief overview of some of the main spirits and deities Polynesians believed in