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Adamdighi Upazila — Infobox of upazilas native name = Adamdighi new locator position = right latd = 24.53 longd = 89.10 division name = Rajshahi Division district = Bogra District population as of = 1991 population total = 170326 population density = 1009 area total … Wikipedia
Anatiwa — In the Creation Legend of the Karaya Indians of eastern Brazil the deluge was caused by a malevolent being of this name. The ancestors of the tribe escaped, thanks to Saracura, the water hen, bringing earth to the hill top on which they had… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Kamu — Name given by the Arawak Indians to the Zume of the Paraguayans, the Tamu of the Arovac Caribs, and the Kaboi of the Karayas. He was an early culture hero of a similar type to Quetzalcoatl, and may be the Kame of the Bakairi Caribs … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Karaya Indian Creation Legend — This is given under Tupuya and Ges Creation Legends. Their culture heroes were Kaboi, Kame, Keri, and Saracura … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Tamu — Culture hero of the Caribs who was known as Kaboi to the Karayas, Kamu to the Arawaks, and Zume to the Paraguayans. He may also be the Kame of the Bakairi Caribs … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Tupimare — The name given to the hilltop on which the ancestors of the Karaya and Ges Indians sought refuge from the flood which had been caused by Anatiwa, who sent fish to attack the hill and the people on it. One of the survivors was Kaboi. The story… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Tupuya and Ges Indian Creation Legends — The Karaya tribe of this group have a culture hero named Kaboi (known to the Arawaks as Kamu, to the Caribs as Tamu, to the Paraguayans as Zume, and to the Arovacs as Camu) who after the Deluge, when the ancestors of the tribe had sought… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Zume — Culture hero of the Paraguayan Indians known as Kaboi to the Karayas, Kamu to the Arawaks, and Tamu to the Caribs. He originated from the Place of Sunrise and to some extent resembles Quetzalcoatl. He may also be the Kame of the Bakairi Caribs … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
