Apollo killed the dragon Python.
In Greek mythology, the dragon Python was killed by the god Apollo. According to the myth, Python guarded the oracle at Delphi and was eventually defeated by Apollo during a fierce battle. After slaying the dragon, Apollo established the Pythian Games in honor of his victory and took over the oracle, which became one of the most important oracles in ancient Greece.
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Python was the name of a great monstrous serpent-like earth-dragon in ancient Greek mythology. He presided the Oracle of Delphi. Olympian god Apollon slain the dragon and became the protector of the Oracle.
Apollo slays (kills) python
Apollo slays (kills) python
The Greek god Apollo was the god that Delphi was dedicated to. Apollo killed a serpent Python there and the Greeks held the Pythian Games every four years to commemorate this.
He was 4 days old and he killed it with a bow and arrow.
A bat would be coiled around and killed by the python.
If someone killed a sacred python accidentally, they would ask forgiveness from the gods and perform an elaborate and expensive burial ceremony as if someone of high title and rank had died. No one is known to have ever killed a sacred python intentionally, though Okoli was rumored to have done so. Also, Oduche, Ezeulu's son in Arrow of God traps a giant python in a box, but does not kill it.
According to the legend, Li Nezha killed Ao Ping, the son of Ao Kuang, the Dragon King of the Eastern Sea.
Python, a dragon that lived in Delphi.
it tried to attack humans but the humans killed it the ball python isn't extinct lol.