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The Beast of Mt. Kunlun: China’s Mysterious Creature That Still Roams Free
when Horror Yearbook – The Beast of Mt. Kunlun has become one of China’s most persistent legends, haunting the remote mountain range …
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Legend of the Fenghuang: China’s Mythical Phoenix
when Horror Yearbook – Legend of the Fenghuang represents one of the most revered creatures in Chinese mythology. Unlike the Western phoenix, …
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Legends of the Fire Qilin: Myth and Mystery
when Horror Yearbook – Legends of the Fire Qilin trace back to early Eastern mythology where divine beasts shaped both nature and …
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Legends from the Falls: The Mystery of Inkanyamba
when Horror Yearbook – The Mystery of Inkanyamba has fascinated generations in South Africa, especially among the Zulu and Xhosa communities. This …
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Buried Beneath the Stones: The Grim Legend of Hitobashira
when Horror Yearbook – The Grim Legend of Hitobashira begins with the eerie idea of sacrifice for strength. In ancient Japan, some …
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Jorōgumo: The Deadly Beauty of Japanese Folklore
when Horror Yearbook – Jorōgumo is one of the most captivating and terrifying figures in Japanese folklore. Often referred to as …
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Is Kuyang a Human? Exploring a Chilling Indonesian Folklore
when Horror Yearbook – Is Kuyang a Human? This question often stirs curiosity and fear among those who have grown up hearing …
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Wendigo: The Ice-Hearted Spirit of the Canadian Forests
when Horror Yearbook – Wendigo begins as a shadow in the stories of the Algonquin peoples, passed down for generations through oral …
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La Llorona: The Haunting Cry by the River
when Horror Yearbook – La Llorona remains one of the most enduring legends in Mexican folklore. Rooted in centuries of oral tradition, …