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Kacher

Creature Types: N/A

Mythological/Cultural Origins: Buddhist, South Asian (Hindu)

Roles/Functions in Lore: Landscape Shaper, Magician

Literary Sources/Traditions: Medieval Legends

Historical/Legendary Time Periods: Legendary Times

Attributes/Powers: Transformation, Water Manipulation

Alignments/Moral Standings: Benevolent

Kacher is a magician figure from the legendary history of the ancient kings of Kachemire (Kashmir). He is said to have transformed the lake that once occupied the region into a fertile valley. This act involved miraculously draining the lake by cutting through the Baraboulé mountain. Kacher’s feat can be seen as a parallel to other mythical figures who shape the landscape, such as the Greek god Poseidon or the biblical figure Noah.