|
A
|
evil
and with some control over other evil spirits among
the Samoyeda of Siberia. |
|
Azidahaka
|
Iranian
3-headed god of witchcraft
and 'horrible sins.' |
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Batin
|
on
of the 4 chiefs of the world of demons
of the Sakai of the Malay Peninsula. |
|
Beng
|
as
oBeng (The Devil)
the Satan of the Romanian
gypsies and the Kalderash gypsies. |
|
Chemosit
|
evil
spirit 'half man, half bird' of the Nandi of Kenya. |
|
Chu
Kwalshen Chun
|
malevolent
'creator of freaks' in Chinese belief. |
|
Dogai
|
frustrator
of human enterprise, can be male or female, from Melanesia. |
|
Durissa
|
omnipresent
creator of demonic possession among the Darassa of Ethiopia. |
|
Elel
|
chief
of the evil spirits among the Puelche of Argentina. |
|
Er
Mo
|
King
of Demons in Szechuan, China. |
|
Falekaho
Atua
|
evil
god who kills at Makefu, Niue Islands, Polynesia. |
|
Freftar
|
deceiver
who seduces mankind. Iran. |
|
Gaunab
|
supreme
god of evil among what used to be called Hottentots
of South Africa. |
|
Guaricana
|
devil
honored by flogging young men until the blood flows,
among the Yurimagua of Brazil. |
|
Herensugue
|
serpent
(sometimes with 7 heads), an evil spirit in the Basque
country of Spain and France. |
|
Huecuvoe
|
chief
evil spirit of the Auraucanians of Chile. |
|
Ingrath
Bat Mahalath
|
early
Hebrew goddess of evil. |
|
Irvene
|
demon
in the form of a dog from Las Palmas, Canary Islands. |
|
Jahi
|
female
demon of debauchery in Persian tradition. |
|
Juripari
|
evil
spirit of the pampas near Buenos Aires, Argentina. |
|
Kahu
|
the
Satan of the Cunuana of Venezuela. |
|
Keron-Kenken
|
Patagonian
evil spirit who eats newborn babies and drinks the tears
of their mothers. |
|
Lha-Mo
|
evil
(and only) goddess of the Dharmapalas of Tibet and Mongolia. |
|
Logon
|
evil
god to whom the Dusans of Borneo make sacrifices
to propitiate him. |
|
Moko-Nui
|
evil
spirits of the Maoris. |
|
Muto
|
cruel
and evil god of Japan. |
|
Nefas
|
nefarious
evil god of the Romans. |
|
Ngyan
Spar Ba Dung Mgo Gyu'i Thor Tshugs Can
|
Tibetan
evil deity. |
|
Olethros
|
Greek
personification of destructive forces. |
|
Orusula
|
evil
spirit in the form of a giant pig whose 'foam gives
people a rash that kills them' in Costa Rica. |
|
Pairimaiti
|
(Crooked
Mindedness), female demon who denies religion in Persia. |
|
Pomsa
|
with
evil brother Apom lives in rubber trees and must be
propitiated in time of sickness. India and Tibet. |
|
Qanel
|
among
the Chimalteco of Guatemala a deity of the 17th day
of the calendar, which is good only for praying for
sheep. |
|
Quej
|
the
strongest and most prominent of the Yearbearers of the
Mayans; in his years expect 'business losses and many
illnesses.' |
|
Rageorapper
|
sets
trees on fire and enforces tabu against those (for example)
touching wood from a tree blasted by lightning or imperfectly
burned funeral-pyre bones. |
|
Rota
|
the
source of all evil in the lives of the Lapps. |
|
Satanael
|
whom
the Bogomils believed was God's first-born, elder brother
of Jesus. |
|
Sutekh
|
god
of evil identified with the Egyptian Set. |
|
Ta
Hsien Fu Shen & Ta Hsien Fu Jen
|
male
and female Great (Fox) Fairy, evil spirits that must
be propitiated. China. |
|
Tando
|
chief
(evil) deity of the Ashanti, demanding human sacrifice,
7 men and 7 women at a time. |
|
Uddagubba
|
the
messenger ('vengeance and destruction') of Enlil to
the Sumerians. |
|
Uli
|
Hawaiian
goddess of sorcery and 'praying to death' for evil purposes. |
|
Vatipa
|
god
of evil, immediate minister of the Great Spirit, worshiped
by the Aricoris of Guyana. |
|
Vereno
|
Zoroastrian
demon of lust. Persia. |
|
Watamaraka
|
goddess
of evil and 'mother of all demons.' South Africa. |
|
Wele
Gumali
|
(The
Black God), evil presence among some of the Bantu of
Kenya. |
|
Xic
|
a
god of the underworld bringing sudden death to men,
the Quiché of Guatemala. |
|
Xotsadam
|
female
demon (formerly wife of the sky god) of the Yet of Siberia. |
|
Yetaita
|
chief
of evil spirits of the Yaghan of Tierra del Fuego. |
|
Yush
|
the
evil power defeated by any Kafir wearing the national
weapon. Afghanistan and Kafiristan. |
|
Zam'bi-a-n'bi
|
the
Satan of the good god Zambi among the Bafioti of Gabon. |
|
Alydni
|
(Bad
Luck), personification of ill fortune of the Doljas
of Russia. |
