Japanese snake goddess

A Magical Story... A Magical Love... A Magical Beginning... A Magical Ending... But will this magical story turn into a tragical one? I hope you like this ff!! Jungkook ff. Cover credits to one and only @btslove961💜 #COMPLETED Ranks: 10th in 3.05K books 1st in Magicalacademy. Many actually- Not me lazy to keep a track I know you ask for updates quickly so... The chapters are a little smaller. Excuse that! ❤💜❤💜❤

NAME: Nuwa, But varies from region to region such as Nu Kua, Ku Gua, Neu Kwa, Cang Jing or NYwa (the Y has an umlaut over it.) SYMBOLS: Chinese Dragon (ling), five stones, chariot drawn by two winged...

Jing Wei was the youngest daughter of the God of the Sun or the Flame Emperor. After she was accidentally drowned in the sea, her spirit transformed into a bird with a colorful head, a white beak, and red claws, and she used her beak to pick up branches and small stones and throw them into the sea, trying to fill it up. She believed that no more people would drown again after the sea was flattened. 《山海经·北山经》记载：“炎帝之少女名曰女娃。女娃游于东海，溺而不返，故为精卫，常衔西山之木石，以堙于东海。” Picture from Artist 懿晏.

benzaiten

Much of the mythology and pantheon of Japanese gods is derived from the traditional folklore of Shinto – one of the major religions of Japan.

I finally got around to finishing the triptych I decided to undertake when I finished Benzaiten. I'm not sure that I am entirely done with the whole ukiyo-e inspired style yet. I really enjoy the ethereal look, with the figures seemingly suspended in time and gently considering their surroundings. But for now, these are the deities I thought would complement each other nicely. So there's Benzaiten/Benten, as previously introduced... Then it's O-Ryu the willow goddess with Konohanasakuya-hime…

Nüwa was a serpent deity from ancient Chinese mythology. Sometimes she is pictured as a gorgeous woman, other times she is shown possessing a woman’s head but the body of a powerful snake. Nüwa was…

Kiyohime

Shahapet- Armenian myth: friendly snake guardian spirits which inhabited houses, orchards, fields, forests and graveyards, among other places. if treated kindly, they would leave gold, if not, they would bring strife and mischief.