mythology and folklore
Mythology and folklore refer to the traditional stories, legends, and beliefs that are passed down through generations, often embodying the cultural and spiritual aspects of a particular group or society. These narratives typically feature gods, heroes, and supernatural creatures, and serve to explain natural phenomena, teach moral lessons, or preserve cultural heritage.
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