Lạc Long Quân
Lạc Long Quân — son of Kinh Dương Vương and Long Nữ of Động Đình Lake — is the mythological ruler who taught his people to farm, slew three ...
All 11 deities, heroes, demons and tales from Vietnamese mythology.
Lạc Long Quân — son of Kinh Dương Vương and Long Nữ of Động Đình Lake — is the mythological ruler who taught his people to farm, slew three ...
Chưng Bính Truyện (蒸餅傳, "The Tale of the Steamed Cake") is the eighth tale in juan I of Lĩnh Nam Chích Quái. It explains how bánh chưng and ...
Lang Liêu is the eighteenth son of the sixth Hùng king — the one prince among twenty-two who had nothing to offer except rice and his own ha...
Âu Cơ is a mountain fairy, wife of Lạc Long Quân. She gave birth to a sac of eggs, which hatched into a hundred sons. The couple divided the...
Chử Đồng Tử started with nothing — so poor he gave his father the only loincloth they owned for burial shrouds, then lived naked on the Red ...
A nine-tailed white fox lived for over a thousand years in a small stone cave west of Thăng Long. It shapeshifted endlessly, disguising itse...
Thánh Gióng is not a historical figure but a layered symbol built up over more than a millennium: from nature deity of trees and stones → go...
Nhất Dạ Trạch — The Overnight Lake — exists in both myth and history. In myth, it is where the palace of Chử Đồng Tử and Tiên Dung appeared,...
Tiên Dung was a Hùng Vương princess famous for refusing every match her father arranged. On a pleasure trip down the Red River, she accident...
A sea monster of the Eastern Sea, over fifty trượng long, with a fish-snake body and many legs like a centipede, capable of shapeshifting. I...
A thousand-year-old chiên đàn tree in Phong Châu, taller than a thousand arm-spans, its canopy spreading over several thousand leagues. It w...