Some Greek myths include Prometheus, Pandora's box, Persephone and Hades, Echo and Narcissus, Arachne, Pygmalion and Galatea, King Midas and the golden touch, Orpheus and Eurydice, Jason and the golden fleece and Daedalus and Icarus.
A:Yes. While, for example, the creation and Flood stories may have antecedents in earlier myths, the Exodus story is one example that appears to be an entirely Hebrew myth.
Yes, Pluto does indeed have a great many myths and legends. Pluto is said to have Martians that will invade Earth for example.
Myths originally started in Greece. People came up with these myths to explain how things came to be. For example, the story of Athena and Arachne explains how spiders came to be.
I know of no myths that were created. However the US did put out false information to confuse the enemy. Can you give an example?
12 and 3 appear in myths and legends and literature frequently. Example: The 12 Olympian Gods and the 3 Muses
Myths are like Greek and Roman stories
A wise old storyteller told me that myths are "other people's religion."For example, the Olympic gods were not myths to the Greeks who believed in them, but they are myths to those who don't.Legends have their roots in fact but have been passed on -- and generally exaggerated -- through word of mouth.
King Arthur or any of the Greek Myths including the Gods like Zeus and Posiedon.
None come to mind. You have to understand that many of the "gods" were personifications of states of mind or emotions, and didn't have myths connected to them. Pothos, for example, was the personification of "longing" or "yearning".
Myths are myths, and historians pass on the myths.
Myths are myths, and historians pass on the myths.
Modern writes are able to invent myths. One might say that George Lucas and his Star Wars story is an example of a contemporary story which has gained mythic qualities.