This book contains 3 mythology titles:

Korean Mythology – This book is normally focused on exploring the gods and goddesses the fact that Koreans of outdated worshiped, and within it, you will find more information on the subject of:

Strange animals from Korean mythology The Korean mythology of Tangu and AhriGods and goddesses, and their background tales, from Korean mythology Supernatural forces, human relationships, and dramatic legends Persisting ideals from Korean mythology that can be found today about Mythology: Old, Intriguing Stories from Korea, Japan, and Polynesia

Japanese Mythology – This book is dedicated to exploring the gods and goddesses that the Japanese worshiped, and within the pages you will see subtopics like:

Ancient, exciting stories and inexplicable myths and interesting legends from JapanGods and goddesses that were common in Japan thousands of years agoHistorical anecdotes and fun, related background factsThe extreme meaning and reason for swords in Japanese cultureThe controversial legend of Issun BoshiReal folklore monuments and locations you can travel to that date back again to instances of mythological beliefs

Polynesian Mythology – This reserve is dedicated to exploring the gods and goddesses the Polynesian people worshiped, and within the webpages you will see more information about:

Background factual statements about the Polynesian culture, such as for example family, social stratification, education, fishing, gardening, religion, artwork, and traditionsThe interesting legend and background story of Maui, the tricksterPolynesian brands from mythology and their meaningsRangi and Papa as well as the creation myth from your Polynesian islandsWhat Polynesians thought about spirits and spiritsA short overview of some of the main spirits and deities Polynesians thought in