A marginal figure in demonological tradition with no role in canonical grimoires Zubba is referenced in French demonological tradition as the name of a demon, though no narrative, function, or iconography is attached to the figure. The name appears in encyclopedic entries or secondary lists, where it is typically followed by a cross-reference to the … Read more
The expression Powers of Darkness (Puissances des ténèbres) is used in Judeo-Christian tradition to describe demons as beings that ‘cannot endure light.’ In biblical texts and Christian theology, these entities are considered fallen angels expelled from the divine presence after rebelling against God. The concept also connects to the description of Hell as a ‘place … Read more
Kiak-Kiak is the principal deity or demon worshipped in Pegu, an ancient kingdom in present-day Myanmar (Burma). Kiak-Kiak is often represented as a colossal human figure, twenty cubits in length, lying in a sleeping posture. This image is housed in a magnificent temple, accessible to all. The worship of Kiak-Kiak likely reflects the syncretism of … Read more
Kiak-Kiak is the principal deity or demon worshipped in Pegu, an ancient kingdom in present-day Myanmar (Burma). Kiak-Kiak is often represented as a colossal human figure, twenty cubits in length, lying in a sleeping posture. This image is housed in a magnificent temple, accessible to all. The worship of Kiak-Kiak likely reflects the syncretism of … Read more
Genies (Jinn in Arabic). The concept of Genies originated from the ancient tradition of angels, which was adapted and altered by pagan cultures. They are supernatural beings in early pre-Islamic Arabian and later Islamic mythology and theology. In ancient lore, each individual was believed to have their own genie. An Egyptian magician warned Mark Antony … Read more
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