Afro Emperor Fiction & Mythology

Fiction & Mythology - Afro Emperor

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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afro-emperor-myths/subscribe Always been curious about mythologies, fictions or mysteries that the world contains from the very beginning of the universe? based on different cultures around the globe. Get to know more about Greek mythology, Norse mythology, Japanese folklore, Slavic fiction and Aztec of various cultures with Afro Emperor. Be part of this fun Journey that's going to be really enjoyable. Let's all listen to the stories that have been passed down for generations.

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Apr 10, 2021

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Ammit - The Great Devourer Of Hearts Of The Afterlife Judgement | Egyptian Mythology Explained 10.04.2021

In the Egyptian mythology, Ammit or the demoness Ammut was really feared by the Ancient Egyptian, Ammit was a demon present in the afterlife judgement, during the trial of the feather,  and was in charge of eating the hearts of sinners, those who didn't live under the precepts of the goddess Ma'at. Ammit or Ammut was an entity believed to have been like the jackal god Anubis, but was forbidde...

The Morrigan - The Phantom Queen, Irish Goddess Of War And Fate | Celtic Mythology Explained 22.03.2021

The Morrigan, was the phantom queen and Irish goddess of war and fate of Celtic mythology, the goddess morrigan was also known as the goddess morrigu, or morrighan and earned the epithet Phantom queen over the years. The goddess morrigan is often seen as the goddess of sexual desire and sex. The Morrigan was said to have been part of the tribe the tuatha de danann, a race living in Ireland thousan...

Cernunnos - The Celtic Horned God Of The Wild Wood | Celtic Mythology Explained 13.03.2021

Cernunnos, The Horned God of the wild wood of Celtic Mythology, is one of the most important Celtic gods, from Celtic mythology. The god Cernunnos is revered in Paganism as the horned god, the green man or just as Cernunnos the horned god. The Celtic god Cernunnos, being so heavily associated with nature earned the epithets: Celtic god of the forest, the green man or the horned god of the wild. &n...

Bastet - Cat Goddess Of Protection And Cats - Ancient Egypt | Egyptian Mythology Explained. 05.03.2021

Bastet, the cat goddess of protection and cats, an Ancient Egyptian Cat Goddess, Worshiped in ancient Egypt. Why was Bastet important to Egypt? Who is Bastet the Cat Goddess? who was Bastet the goddess Of?  Bastet or Bast was the Ancient Egyptian Cat Goddess of fertility, motherhood, and protection. She was originally a lion goddess, like her counterpoint Sekhmet, but the goddess Bastet's dep...

The Strix - The ill Omen & Man-eating Bird Of The Woods (Strzyga Striga) | Greek Mythology Explained 25.02.2021

he Strix (Stryx) also known as Striga, Strigula and Strzyga was an evil bird of ill omen from Greek mythology. the evil strix was as well known in throughout Europe, as she is present in Roman mythology in which she was first mentioned as Strigula or striga in Latin. the story of The strix (stryx) was said to have originated in ancient Greek mythology where its name means 'Owl' and was from the ta...

AMUN-RE The Hidden One, God Creator Of The Universe (Amon, Amen) | Egyptian Mythology Explained 21.02.2021

Amun Ra the hidden god, creator of the Egyptian mythology of the ancient Egypt. Amun was the original Egyptian god accountable for the origin of the Egyptians. Also known as Amon, Ammon, Amen and Amun Ra, this Egyptian creator god was considered to be the king of Egypt, and therefore father of each pharaoh of the land. The story of the hidden Amun ra, was believed to have populated the world throu...

The Black Dogs - The Terrifying Hellhounds From British Legends (British Mythology Explained) 13.02.2021

The terrifying hellhounds from the British Isles, commonly known as the black dogs, black shuck, gyrash and many other names were hellish dogs that haunted Churchyards, crossroads and dark forests for centuries in Great Britain. The hellhounds known in these stories were said to be portend of disaster or death to anyone who would lay eyes upon them. these black dogs caused troubles to anyone who e...

APOPHIS (Apep) The Evil Egyptian God Of Destruction, Darkness & Chaos | Egyptian Mythology Explained 08.02.2021

Apophis or Apep, the evil Egyptian god of destruction in the Egyptian mythology. He was the embodiment of Chaos and darkness, he represented everything the Egyptians feared the most. Apophis was the opponent of light, therefore the sworn enemy of the sun god Ra. 

ISIS Goddess Protector Of Kings, Queen Of Heaven & Divine Motherhood | Egyptian Mythology Explained 06.02.2021

Isis goddess of Egypt was considered to be the mother of all gods and Nature, the Egyptian goddess Isis was the queen of heaven , divine motherhood and protector of the Egyptian kings. The goddess Isis belongs to the Egyptian gods pantheon, Isis was the daughter of Geb the earth god, and Nut the sky goddess, sister of Nephthys, Seth/Set and Osiris. Isis mother of Horus was also considered to be th...

VISHNU Hindu God (Deva) Of Preservation And Protector Of Good | Hindu Mythology Explained 27.01.2021

Lord Vishnu, one of the main gods or Deva of the Hindu mythology, and member of the Trimurti, the holy trinity of Hinduism alongside Brahma and Shiva the god of Destruction. He is the god of preservation and protector of good. Through his ten incarnations known as Vishnu avatars or Dashavatara, Vishnu maintains the universal order.

DULLAHAN The Legend Of The Headless Horseman Of Celtic Mythology | Irish & Celtic Folklore Explained 27.01.2021

The Dullahan, The headless horseman of the Irish and Celtic mythology and folklore is well known to be a harbinger of death. But unlike the banshee, which is a wailing fairy, the Dullahan doesn't warn people from a forthcoming death, the Dullahan harvests the souls of those  about to die. The myths and legends surrounding the Dullahan was known far all around Europe and was later involved in...

ZEUS (Jupiter) - Almighty Thunder God, Father Of Gods & King Of Olympus | Greek Mythology Explained 27.01.2021

Zeus, the almighty thunder God of the Greek mythology and considered to be the father of gods in Greek mythology was the son of the Titans Cronus and Rhea who escaped from an awful fate thanks to his mother Rhea who duped Chronos to save her son. Also known as Jupiter, in the Roman mythology, the king of Olympus, Zeus was the younger brother of the original six Olympians of the mythology who dethr...

PERSEUS The Myth Of A Culture Hero (His story with Andromeda & Medusa) | Greek Mythology Explained 10.11.2020

Perseus was the famous greek hero of the greek mythology. the myth of the culture hero perseus is the myth that explains the beheading of the gorgon Medusa, and the rescue of the princess Andromeda. Son of Zeus, and Danae, unique daughter of the king Acrisius of Argos. Perseus is known in the greek mythology as the greek hero who successfully decapitated Medusa the popular gorgon of the mythology....

BANSHEE - A Wailing Fairy Harbinger Of Death (Irish & Scottish Folklore) | Storytelling 05.11.2020

In Irish folklore, a banshee is a Celtic mythological being, an attendant fairy that followed old, established families, and wails outside the door when one of them is meant to pass away. this spirit or ghost called banshee, is also known as the harbinger of death, because she was a wailing fairy foretelling doom. the banshee scream was meant to warn people about an upcoming death. the legend arou...

THE UNDERWORLD - Hades Kingdom And Realm Of The Dead | Greek Mythology Explained 05.11.2020

The Underworld, the realm ruled by Hades, one of the twelve great Olympians. the underworld or Hell in the Greek mythology is the kingdom of all the deceased go after their death where they would be judge by the 3 judges of the underworld and redirect to appropriate circles of hell. might be to Tartarus, Elysiun or the Asphodel meadows.

ATHENA (Minerva) Goddess Of Wisdom, Warfare And Crafts | Greek Mythology Explained 05.11.2020

Athena, also known as Pallas or Minerva was referred in Greek Mythology as the Greek goddess of Wisdom, warfare and crafts. Athena was the daughter of Zeus the chief of the Gods and Metis. the birth of Athena happened under weird and rare conditions. Pallas Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom is well known in Greek mythology stories as a the goddess of great achievements and belongs to the best my...

IZANAGI AND IZANAMI - Creation Of The World, Shinto And Japan | Japanese Folklore Explained 04.11.2020

The myth of Izanagi and Izanami the two Shinto Gods or Kami from the Shinto religion is well-known in Japanese mythology and folklore. They were the gods held accountable for the creation of the Shinto gods, the creation of the world, creation of the Shinto religion and the creation of Japan. the story of Izanagi & Izanami smite gods in Japanese Folklore were the fifth pair of the Shinto gods...

BABA YAGA - The Witch Of The Woods And The Wild (Slavic Folklore Explained) Storytelling 04.11.2020

Baba Yaga is certainly one of the most popular figure in the Slavic folklore. Baba yaga is also known as the witch of the woods and wild, baba yaga was often depicted as a bony riding in the air with a mortar and a pestle. Baba is quite popular in legends told by the parents to get their children behave, Although the witch of the woods, baba yaga was known as a old hag who devoured anyone who woul...

ANUBIS The God Of The Dead, Mummification And The Afterlife | Egyptian Mythology Explained 04.11.2020

Anubis the God of the dead, mummification, embalming, tombs and the afterlife from the Egyptian mythology is certainly one of the most recognizable and interesting god belonging to the Egyptian religion.  Well-known as a guide of souls to the afterlife, Anubis was the Egyptian god  of funerary. he is depicted as a human with the head of a black Jackal and was really worshiped across all...

OSIRIS - God Of Life, Resurrection, Vegetation and King Of The Dead | Egyptian Mythology Explained 02.11.2020

Osiris, according to the Egyptian mythology, was the god of Life, Resurrection, vegetation and King of the Underworld who ruled over the dead after Anubis. Osiris was the son of the Egyptian gods Geb and Nut. Osiris was the elder brother of his consort the goddesses Isis, Nephthys and brother of The god Seth (Set). Osiris was the chief of the Egyptian god pantheon, he was depicted as having a gree...

THE MYTH OF PANDORA'S BOX - The Story Of The First Woman & The Evil Box | Greek Mythology Explained 01.11.2020

The Myth of Pandora's box basically explains the origin of humanity calamity. The Greek myth is about Pandora the first woman on earth according to Greek mythology, Pandora unleashed evil on humanity, she opened a box or  a Jar which access was forbidden by the gods and therefore cursed humanity forever. You must be wondering, what is the story of Pandora's Box or What is the story behind Pan...

HADES The Grim Lord Of The Underworld, God Of The Dead & Wealth (Pluto) | Greek Mythology Explained 01.11.2020

Hades greek god of the dead is one of the most famous and well known greek gods in the Greek mythology, alongside with Zeus, Poseidon and  Athena. the god Hades was also known and  called the god Pluto in the roman period. The story of the greek god hades is as follows:  Hades, the grim lord of the underworld was the son of the titan Cronus and Rhea, hades was the greek god who drew...

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