Yes,Cherokees do have legends ill tell you one i know well. There was a fallen angel named Kalona. Everyone in the Cherokee tribe saw him as a god. That was the way they treated him. One day he laid with a maiden and became obsessed. All the women in the tribe turned their backs on him and he became enraged. So he started to rape women and enslave men. When the women became prenant and gave birth the baby was a raven mocker. All the raven mockers where male. Kalonas favorite son was Rephaim because of his power. So one day this group of women that were called the Ghigua womengot together. They created a maiden out of clay. They made her so beautiful that Kalona could not resist. They named her A-ya(me). They named her that because she was made from a peice of everyone. So they told her what she had to do. So the day she saw Kalona she lured him into a cave,then turned to Kalona,and when she did she trapped him. She was made to love him ant that's what she did. She was so sad when she turned bach to clay. Then raven mockers sang a song telling that Kalona would one day return.
Folktales from South America include legends and myths such as 'The Armadillo's Song' and 'The Young Cowherd.' 'The Rainbow Bird' and 'Jabuti the Tortoise: A Trickster Tale from the Amazon' are other South American folktales.
the purpose of folktales was to teach lessons about how to survive under slavery. Folktales reassured slaves that they could survive by outsmarting more powerful slaveholders.
Proverbs and Folktales.
Usually, folktales contain everyday people and animals as their main characters.
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Folktales are retelling's stories, myths, and legends. Johnny Appleseed, Bigfoot, and Paul Bunion are examples of still popular folktales.
Tall tales, Fables, fairytale, Fables, and legends
The characteristics of folktales are they are passed down orally; they can change over time; and they were a form of entertainment. There are many different types: fables, legends, fairy tales, tall tales, generic folktales, and myths.
it is what help culture last
life, love, happiness, royalty, folktales, and most times local legends.
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Myths, legends, folktales, and fables are important because they serve as cultural touchstones, providing a sense of identity, shared history, and moral lessons. They often convey important beliefs, values, and traditions, strengthening the community's cultural bonds and passing down wisdom through generations.
Folktales from South America include legends and myths such as 'The Armadillo's Song' and 'The Young Cowherd.' 'The Rainbow Bird' and 'Jabuti the Tortoise: A Trickster Tale from the Amazon' are other South American folktales.
Every culture has its own folktales or fairy tales, stories or legends that are part of the oral tradition of the culture.
Short stories are the natural decendants of folktales and legends. In a sense, short stories are probably our oldest form of literature.
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