Mythology

Articles about myths, legendary figures and traditional stories.

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Knights of the Round Table

Koios

Koios (Coeus) — Titan of Intelligence in Greek Mythology

Kraken

Kraken — legendary sea monster of the North Atlantic

Krampus

Krampus: Alpine Christmas Figure, Origins, Traditions and Modern Revival

Kratos

Kratos (Greek mythology)

Kreios

Kreios (Krios) — Greek Titan associated with the constellations

Kronos

Kuk (mythology)

Kullervo

Kvasir

Kvasir: Norse Deity of Wisdom and the Mead of Poetry

La Llorona

La Llorona: The Weeping Woman of Latin American Folklore

Labyrinth

Ladon (mythology)

Lady of the Lake

Lady of the Lake (Arthurian figure)

Lamia (mythology)

Lamorak

Sir Lamorak — Arthurian knight and son of King Pellinore

Lancelot

Lancelot: Knight of the Round Table and Arthurian Champion

Laomedon

Laran

Lares

Lares

Lares — Roman household guardian deities

Lares were guardian spirits in Roman religion associated with homes, families, crossroads and the city. Worship of Lares shaped domestic ritual, public festivals, and everyday Roma

Lasseter's Reef

Lav

Lav (legendary son of Rama)

Le Père Fouettard

Leda

Legend

Legendary creature

Legendary Pokémon

Leprechaun

Leprechaun: Irish fairy of folklore and popular culture

Lernaean Hydra

Leshy

Leshy — the Slavic forest spirit and guardian of woodlands

Leto

Leviathan

Lilith

Lilith: Origins, Legends, and Cultural Influence

Limos (mythology)

Limos — Greek goddess and personification of starvation

Link (The Legend of Zelda)

Loch Ness Monster

Lofn

Lofn — Norse goddess of gentle love and marriages

Lohengrin

Lohengrin: the Swan‑Knight of Arthurian Legend and Wagner's Opera

Loki

Loki (Marvel Comics)

Luke Castellan

Luke Castellan (Percy Jackson character)

Luke Skywalker

Luluwa

Luluwa (daughter of Adam and Eve)

Ma'at

Ma'at — Egyptian concept and goddess of truth, order and justice

Mafdet

Mafdet: early Egyptian goddess of protection against snakes and scorpions

Magi

Magi

Magi: the Wise Men of the Nativity and Their Cultural Legacy

The Magi are the “wise men from the east” in the Gospel of Matthew who visited the infant Jesus. Their visit, guided by the Star of Bethlehem, is central to Christian Epiphany trad

Magic

Magic: practices, illusion, and cultural meanings

Mahdi

Mahdi: Islamic concept of a messianic figure and its historical impact