The world mythology system, the world s eight mythological systems

Chinese mythology is a different system in different eras, just like the change of political system brought about by the change of dynasties! Let's first distinguish the difference between the prime minister, the prime minister, and the prime minister!

In addition to our country, there are also Greece, Rome, Northern Europe, India, Japan, and Latin.

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Different cultures and peoples in the world have their own myths and legends, and the following are some of the eight widely recognized mythological systems in the world: Greco-Roman mythological systems: Ancient Greek and Roman mythological systems, including Zeus, Hera, Athena, Apollo, Aphrodite, Hercules, Hercules and many other gods.

Hindu mythological system: The mythological system of Hinduism, including Brahma, Shiva, Vishnu, Stool Hukrishna, Dagon, Hindu Goddess, etc. Norse Mythology System:

The mythological system of the Norse region, the caverns include gods such as Odin, Thor, Loki, Freil, Heimdall, etc. Egyptian mythological system: The mythological system of ancient Egypt, including the gods of Seth, Isis, Osiris, Horus, Ra, etc.

Aztec mythological system: The Aztec mythological system of Central and South America, including the sun god, the moon goddess, the god of fire, the god of rain, and many other gods. Pisan Mythology System:

The Italian system of Pisa mythology, including the goddess Venus, King Minos, Selenus and other gods. Zoroastrian mythological system: The Zoroastrian mythological system in Iran, including gods such as Ahura Mazda, Anakhta Muka, Mitila, etc.

Chinese mythological system: Ancient Chinese mythological system, including Fuxi, Nuwa, Shennong, Yellow Emperor, Xuanyuan and other gods. It should be noted that different cultures and regions may have different myths and legends, and the above eight mythological systems are only the more extensive and typical representatives.

There are no eight mythological systems in the world, only five major mythological systems, which are:

1. Norse mythology:

Norse mythology, also known as Norway.

Mythology, is Scandinavia.

A mythological system unique to the region, which was formed later than several other major mythological systems in the world, and its oral transmission history can be traced back to the 1st-2nd century AD.

2. Hindu mythology:

The formation of Hindu mythology is closely related to its own history. Around 3000 B.C., civilization emerged in the Indus Valley, and around 2000 B.C., a southward migration of Aryans invaded India, and after numerous wars, their power entered the Ganges Valley from the Indus Valley and enslaved the local indigenous people, so far, the indigenous civilization of the Indus Valley was destroyed and changed.

3. Ancient Greek Mythology:

Greek mythology is a primitive clan society.

The spiritual product, the earliest literary form in Europe. Created around the 8th century B.C., it is based on a long period of oral transmission among the indigenous people of ancient Greece and draws on myths that have been passed down to Greece and other countries.

4. Ancient Egyptian Mythology:

The biggest difference between Egyptian mythology and Greek mythology is that most of the gods in Egyptian mythology are human beings and animal heads. The beliefs of the ancient Egyptians were polytheistic.

And most of them can be symbolized by animals.

5. Ancient Chinese Mythology:

Ancient mythology was created by primitive ancestors in social practice, and its content involves the natural environment.

and all aspects of social life, including both the origin of the world.

It also includes the fate of mankind, and strives to show people "an educational image of nature and the fate of mankind". Ancient mythology still has a literary charm in later generations, and at the same time, it has also inspired later generations of literary creation.