450:, the destructive god of the desert. Set's attempts to prove his superiority include schemes of seduction, in which he compliments Horus on his buttocks and tries to anally penetrate him. Unknowingly failing, Set ejaculates between Horus's thighs, allowing Horus to collect his semen to use against him. Set believes that he has conquered Horus by having "performed this aggressive act against him". Horus subsequently throws the semen in the river, so that he may not be said to have been inseminated by Set. Horus then deliberately spreads his own semen on some lettuce, which was Set's favorite food (the Egyptians regarded lettuce as phallic). After Set has eaten the lettuce, they go to the gods to try to settle the argument over the rule of Egypt. The gods first listen to Set's claim of dominance over Horus, and call his semen forth, but it answers from the river, invalidating his claim. Then, the gods listen to Horus' claim of having dominated Set, and call his semen forth, and it answers from inside Set. The association with an evil god such as Set reinforces the negativity towards all participants in homosexual relationships.
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Sumasakay. He afterwards successfully rescued the warrior Buyong
Humadapnon. In a similar epic, the female binukot Matan-ayon, in search of her husband Labaw Donggon, sailed the stormy seas using the golden ship Hulinday together with her less powerful brother-in-law Paubari. Once when she was bathing after sailing far, Buyong Pahagunong spotted her and tried to make her his bride. The event was followed by a series of combat, where in one instance, Matan-ayon transitioned into the male warrior Buyong Makalimpong. After a series of battles, Labaw Donggon arrives and attacks Buyong Pahagunong, while Buyong Makalimpong once again transitioned into Matan-ayon. Matan-ayon then has a conversation with the supreme goddess Laonsina about why the men are fighting and agree to sit back and watch them if they truly are seeking death.
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361:. Myths often include homosexuality, bisexuality or transgender themes as a symbol for sacred or mythic experiences. Homoeroticism or gender variance in myths have been analysed according to modern conceptions of LGBT identities and behaviours, for example, deities that disguise themselves as, or adopt behaviors traditional to, the opposite gender for a given culture may be called transgender, and beings with no
3023:, the "Spirit of Aridity and Death" and "Lord of Lies", seeks to destroy the world, he engages in self-sodomy. This homosexual self-intercourse causes an "explosion of evil power" and results in the birth of a host of evil minions and demons. Ahriman has also been regarded as the patron of men who partake of homosexual sex. However, this negative portrayal of homosexuality in Zoroastrianism is not found in the
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texts, these priests were created specifically for this purpose by the god Enki. Some gala took female names, and the word itself means "penis+anus", hinting at their androgynous status. The cultural practice, or "me", of androgynous, third-gender or homoerotically inclined priests were part of those
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held up a magical mirror, and the combination of the dance and their reflection distracted
Amaterasu so much that they did not notice other deities closing the cave entrance behind them. In Japanese academia, Ame-no-Uzume's sexual dance has generally been understood to have a magical significance: an
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African religions. The possessed are usually women, but can also be men, and both genders are regarded as the "bride" of the deity while possessed. The language used to describe possession has a sexual and violent connotation but unlike in Yoruba-derived American religions, there is no link
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Japanese mythology. Through a woman dressed as a man or a man dressed as a woman, a double gender condition is created, gaining powerful power and divinity. Such beliefs existed in Japan before Westernization,
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to remain faithful to him by comparing himself to a small fish which the King might throw back if a larger fish came along. While both Mizi Xia and Lord Long Yang may have existed, nothing is known about them beyond their defining stories, and their presence in
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were predominately shamanistic. Male same-sex love was believed to have originated in the mythical South, thus homosexuality is sometimes still called the "Southern wind". From this period, numerous spirits or deities were associated with homosexuality, bisexuality and transgender identities. These
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view of gender. The queer interpretations may be based on only indirect evidence, such as an unusually close same-sex friendship or dedication to chastity. Such readings have been criticised for ignoring cultural context or mis-applying modern or
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Western mythologies, and have studied the subject intensely. The application of gender studies and queer theory to non-Western mythic tradition is less developed, but has grown since the end of the twentieth century. Devdutt Pattanaik
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and Abbata, to live at the bottom of the ocean, additionally cutting out Inle's tongue and making Abbata deaf. As a result of their isolation and loneliness, Inle and Abbata become passionate friends and then lovers, able to communicate empathically. This pataki is used to explain the origin of
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into male warriors. The most famous of which are
Nagmalitong Yawa and Matan-ayon. In one epic, after Buyong Humadapnon was captured by the magical binukot Sinangkating Bulawan, the also powerful female binukot, Nagmalitong Yawa, cast her magic and transitioned into a male warrior named Buyong
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features male same-sex love in many of the constituent myths. These myths have been described as being crucially influential on Western LGBT literature, with the original myths being constantly re-published and re-written, and the relationships and characters serving as icons. In comparison,
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Lakapati is identified as the most important fertility deity in the Tagalog pantheon. A prayer dedicated to Lakapati was recited by children when sowing seeds: "Lakapati, pakanin mo yaring alipin mo; huwag mong gutumin (Lakapati, feed this thy slave; let him not hunger)".
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has been described as androgynous or transgender. Clever men identify their erect penises with Ungud and his androgyny inspires some to undergo ceremonial subincision of the penis. Angamunggi is another transgender rainbow-serpent god, worshipped as a "giver of life".
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These traits are associated with the Jinn on account of Iblis' rebellion against the order of God to acknowledge Adam's ability to be superior to the Jinn and his refusal to bow down stating that "he was created from fire and Adam was created from clay"
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to have been reincarnated several times as a woman, and in one previous life to have been transgender. Ānanda is popular and charismatic, and known for his emotionality. In one story of one of his previous lives, Ānanda was a solitary
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have highlighted LGBT themes in lesser known texts, or inferred them from stories that traditionally are considered to have no homoerotic subtext. Such analyses have caused disagreements about the true meaning of the ancient stories.
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mythologies to find characters that can change gender, or have aspects of both male and female genders at the same time. Sexual activity with both genders is also common within such pantheons and is compared to modern bisexuality or
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has been described as "rich in stories about homosexuality". The mythological stories and folklore of China reflect ancient Chinese perspectives toward homosexuality, rather than modern views. These myths are greatly influenced by
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ancestor, is also called Ōhirume (ō-hiru-me; lit. “great-daylight-woman”) and is generally known as a goddess. However, a lot of third gender interpretations have been performed since ancient times, so the pronoun here is they.
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of a particular culture, as well as educate the members of that culture. This societal role has been posited for stories that included same-sex love, which educate people as to the correct attitude to adopt toward same-sex
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Human fertility, a major aspect of Egyptian mythology, often became intertwined with the crop fertility provided by the annual flooding of the river Nile. This connection appeared in the iconography of Nile-gods, such as
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Polynesian religions feature a complex pantheon of deities. Many of these gods refer to their companions of either sex as "aikane", a term encompassing passionate friendship and sexual-love, often in bisexual contexts.
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Apollo, an eternal beardless youth himself, had the most male lovers of all the Greek gods, as could be expected from a god who presided over the palaestra. In spite of having no male lovers himself, the love god
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4024:. Then Sinfjotli boasts that "Gundmundr was pregnant with nine wolf cubs and that he, Sinfjotli, was the father." Had the active, male homosexual role been stigmatized, Sinfjotli would hardly have boasted of it.
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into the Mayan culture and subsequently became associated with same-sex love. His example inspired noble families to purchase young men as lovers for their sons, creating legal relationships akin to marriage.
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may have had a sexual relationship. The tale has led to comparisons to Greek "warrior-lovers", and Cúchulainn's reaction to the death of Ferdiadh in particular compared to Achilles' lament for Patroclus.
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celibacy means only avoiding penetration or reproductive sex (hence allowing homoerotic sex), while ignoring the widespread beliefs in the spiritual potency of semen that mandate an avoidance of all sex.
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of the opposite sex in order to facilitate sexual congress. Non-divine beings also undergo sex-changes through the actions of the gods, as the result of curses or blessings, or as the natural outcome of
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writes that myths "capture the collective unconsciousness of a people", and that this means they reflect deep-rooted beliefs about variant sexualities that may be at odds with repressive social mores.
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4233:'s husband, the volcano goddess Pele killed Hi'iaka's beloved Hopoe by covering her in lava. In addition to Wahineomo and Hopoe, Hi'iaka had lesbian relationships with the fern goddess
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him a vagina capable of passing the child. The now-female Uumarnituq was also responsible for introducing war into the world via magic, in order to curb overpopulation. The goddess
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by beating. Since his crime was one of love, underworld officials decided to right the injustice by delegating Hu Tianbao as the god and safeguarder of homosexual affections.
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shamans. Other myths show Sedna as a bisexual or lesbian, living with her female partner at the bottom of the ocean.
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to transfer their powers to four large boulders that the people brought to Waikiki. These stones still exist on
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with banishment. In Jewish tradition, it is also suggested that Ham had anal sex with Noah or castrated him.
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that the oldest recorded homosexual relationship in Japan was between Shino no Hōri/Hafuri (
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era (1684-1688) but the stones, believed to have been fragments, can still be seen today.
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was a feminine grooming habit and may have signified a certain third gender nature of the
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are entirely separate mythologies that should not be uncritically contrasted or compared.
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may first dream of becoming a woman and also of being summoned by the deities
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enters the tent, he sees his father naked, and Canaan, one of Ham's sons is
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sects, but is not a part of the standard Shinto pantheon.
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have linked this attire of Susanoo to the cross-dressing
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5286:"Mexico's Holy Death Church Will Conduct Gay Weddings".
5247:(in Spanish). Mexicoytradicion.over-blog.org. 2010-06-02
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4008:, Sinfjotli insults Gudmundr by asserting that "all the
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Journal. Faculty of Integrated Arts and Social Sciences
5224:"La Nueva Iglesia De La Santa Muerte Permite Bodas Gay"
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tolerant early Christian attitudes toward homosexuality
1570:“A god (月しろ) is the vanguard of Kikoe-ōgimi! (repeat)”
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1580:“A god (物しり) is the vanguard of Kikoe-ōgimi! (repeat)”
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is an Aztec god seen as the patron of homosexuals and
8720:, p. 81, "Bajasa"; p. 82, "Bantut"; p. 85, "Bayoguin"
5187:(México) Sociedad–Salud > Area: Asuntos sociales.
4827:. Walnut Creek, CA: Altamira Press. pp. 171–202.
4433:(Babylonian: Lady of the gods), Aruru, Mami, Mamma. (
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and a descendant of Amaterasu. However, through the
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842:Iglesia Católica Tradicional México-Estados Unidos
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6159:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 国書刊行会. pp. 215–216.
4995:"Apropiaciones LGBT de la religiosidad popular"
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2159:that was sometimes deemed heretical by the
1537:きこゑ大ぎみぎや、あけの、よろい、めしよわちへ、かたな、うちい、ぢやぐに、とよみよわれ
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2500:beings. Gods change sex or manifest as an
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2140:and the emperor-centered family system of
1726:retreats from conflict with their brother
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733:Depiction of Baron Samedi, a bisexual lwa
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3184:being seen with homoerotic overtones.
3134:, originating in Welsh mythology, the
2566:(well-kept maidens) who had powers to
1895:is male but resides in a female body.
1032:of legendary characters who served as
851:
721:In Brasil Candomblé, there's Oxumaré.
431:Few records of homosexuality exist in
9463:
9362:Vanita, Ruth; Kidwai, Saleem (2001).
8732:, p. 84, "Bathala"; p. 225, "Malyari"
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7755:Photius, Bibliotheca excerpts, 190.33
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4150:Among their pantheon of deities, the
3012:Zoroastrianism and sexual orientation
2794:but were denounced as false idols in
2578:, the supreme creator deity has both
2229:
1855:for the sake of enlightenment of the
1669:“(Susanoo) filled eight barrels with
1180:), swordsmen in the Edo-period novel
961:who manages the love and sex between
949:Despite the later literature of some
840:performed in Mexico. The now defunct
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4611:
4425:(Sumerian: "Lady of the mountain"),
4082:religion in pre-colonial Philippines
2610:, history's first recorded LGBT icon
2376:was a sin related to homosexuality.
2318:. When Shino died of illness, Amano
2073:was the only male permitted to wear
1086:Cross-dressing in Japanese Mythology
739:Haitian Vodou and sexual orientation
8971:Same-Sex Unions in Premodern Europe
7363:, p. 116 "Cú chulainn and Ferdiadh"
7073:Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic
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6711:Legitimation of Power in South Asia
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3827:was sometimes considered patron of
2766:Jinn are served by the al-Jink and
2676:, reflecting his contested view of
2628:Christianity and sexual orientation
2372:researchers argued that the sin of
2270:Shino no Hafuri and Amano no Hafuri
2256:and given a woman's name Itsuhime (
1027:, who convinced an unnamed King of
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7375:, p. 159, "Gilfaethwy and Gwydion"
7373:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
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7235:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
7198:One Hundred Years of Homosexuality
7135:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
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5367:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
5062:Woodman, Stephen (31 March 2017).
4936:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4924:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4912:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4900:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4888:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4876:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4864:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4811:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4799:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4775:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4763:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4751:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4739:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4727:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4715:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4507:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
4410:
4397:LGBT themes in speculative fiction
3187:
3051:Conner, Sparks & Sparks (1998)
2226:) and the female deity Amaterasu.
2188:), they are spiritually male. The
725:Haitian Vodou and Louisiana Voodoo
321:The status of mythology varies by
25:
10418:
9441:
8646:The Construction of Homosexuality
7989:Tracking Hermes, Pursuing Mercury
6464:(in Japanese). 叢文閣. p. 194.
6116:阿部, 秦郎 (2018-02-28). "中世の性と異性装".
5121:from the original on 7 April 2019
4971:from the original on 30 July 2019
3843:the son of Hermes and Aphrodite.
3005:
2862:, best known for his building an
972:What the Master Would Not Discuss
942:, a powerful mythological beast.
546:
18:LGBT themes in European mythology
10371:
10370:
10359:
10327:Non-binary characters in fiction
9785:List of transgender publications
9447:
8944:
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7391:. Associated University Presse.
7378:
7366:
7303:
7291:
7288:, p. 159, "Gilgamesh and Enkidu"
7279:
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6603:
6357:"近世神道思想における性別意識―増穂残口の神観念の検討を通して"
5597:. Pantheon Books. p. xlix.
4698:"Homosexuality in Ancient Egypt"
4360:
4346:
2458:Shiva and Shakti in the form of
2274:It has been suggested since the
2120:. Around 1885, Yohei Kobayashi (
1473:
1358:Unshū Hinokawa Ame ga Uchi no Ki
1193:
1108:. Mitsuhashi calls this belief,
863:LGBT themes in Chinese mythology
570:. The Classical Maya classified
109:In African diasporic mythologies
10322:Media portrayal of pansexuality
9826:Media portrayals of bisexuality
9028:Buddhism, sexuality, and gender
8960:
8560:Ross, Margaret Clunies (1998).
8527:and Rome's Monte Pincio Obelisk
7202:. New York: Routledge. p.
6591:
6579:
6548:
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6488:
6476:
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6394:
6371:
6284:
6261:
6238:
6198:
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6148:
6109:
6084:
6059:
6034:
6009:
5970:
5943:
5935:折口, 信夫 (1929). "最古日本の女性生活の根柢".
5928:
5903:
5878:
5853:
5830:
5811:
5786:
5763:
5738:
5715:
5690:
5665:
5650:
5620:歴史の中の多様な「性」:日本とアジア:変幻するセクシュアリティ
5611:
5567:
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5518:
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5478:
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4780:
4768:
4756:
4744:
4732:
4720:
4708:
4689:
4678:
3963:, he transforms himself into a
3165:Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
2716:Islamic and Pre-Islamic Arabian
2562:, there are accounts of female
2542:Deities of Philippine mythology
2534:LGBT culture in the Philippines
2391:Buddhism and sexual orientation
2196:’s sect, which arose after the
1704:In ancient Japanese mythology,
10332:Intersex characters in fiction
9123:Homosexuality and civilization
9026:Cabezón, José Ignacio (1992).
8941:, p. 217, "Lonoikiaweawealoha"
7412:Zeikowitz, Richard E. (2002).
6070:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 中央公論新社.
5914:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 中央公論新社.
5426:The Great Dictionary of Taoism
5268:. Tendenciagay.com. 2010-01-11
4617:
4605:
4560:
4512:
4280:to seduce Pele's brother gods
4205:Polynesian: Hawaiian and Māori
2527:
2467:LGBT themes in Hindu mythology
1839:Nihongi ichi Jindaikan Shuibun
1665:八つの舟に酒をいれ、美女のすがたをつくッて、たかき岡にたつ。
1402:. Edo period scholars such as
1310:, there is a passage in which
1285:Reincarnation into Yang Guifei
953:disapproval of homosexuality,
751:(spirits or deities) exist in
718:in addition to homosexuality.
147:LGBT themes in science fiction
13:
1:
10317:Media portrayal of asexuality
7685:Sexual Life In Ancient Greece
7213:. New York & Chichester:
6753:Scott, William Henry (1994).
6140:: CS1 maint: date and year (
5642:: CS1 maint: date and year (
5525:Pflugfelder, Gregory (2000).
5288:Latin American Herald Tribune
4492:, p. vii, "Introduction"
4468:
4429:(Akkadian: "Lady of Birth"),
3878:
2984:and his "intimate companion"
1762:or queerness. Already in the
525:
465:, god of the Nile River, and
142:LGBT themes in horror fiction
9535:Blue Metropolis Violet Prize
9200:Haggerty, George E. (2000).
9125:. Harvard University Press.
9102:Courtright, Paul B. (1989).
9009:Brewer, Carolyn (May 1999).
8780:, 230, "Menjaya Raja Manang"
8643:Greenberg, David F. (1988).
6992:. New York: Routledge: 105.
6784:POTET, Jean-Paul G. (2019).
6655:Shrikumar, A. (2013-10-18).
6378:木村, 徳宏 (2009). 神道史學會 (ed.).
6323:"『日諱貴本紀』の国譲り神話に見る天照大神の両性具有性"
6155:中山, 太郎 (2012). "性器を利用した呪術".
6045:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 岩波書店.
6020:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 六一書房.
6016:小島, 瓔礼 (1990). "海上の道と隼人文化".
5749:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 筑摩書房.
5701:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 岩波書店.
5676:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 岩波書店.
5191:. ABC.es – Noticias Agencias
4959:. Vol. 13, no. 1.
4473:
4457:(Syrian) and in later texts
4213:Wahine-ʻŌmaʻo, a goddess of
3065:In the Fourth Branch of the
2668:'lovers'. Historian
2657:
2598:
2593:
2339:’s and Ōnakatsu Hime's son,
2288:) and Amano no Hōri/Hafuri (
1398:also held this story in the
838:same-sex marriage ceremonies
7:
9258:Pattanaik, Devdutt (2002).
9239:Long, Ronald Edwin (2004).
9162:Downing, Christine (1989).
9147:. Oxford University Press.
9106:. Oxford University Press.
8975:. New York: Villard Books.
8548:University of Chicago Press
7194:Halperin, David M. (1990).
6495:Murray, Stephen O. (2000).
6485:, p. 305, "Shinu No Hafuri"
6095:(in Japanese). Tōkyō: 小学館.
6091:波平, 恵美子 (1984). "民族としての性".
5910:井上, 章一 (2024). "熱田神は楊貴妃に".
5889:(in Japanese). Tōkyō: 講談社.
5797:(in Japanese). Tōkyō: 塙書房.
5726:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 三省堂.
5661:(in Japanese). Tokyo: 河出書房.
4339:
2944:The Akkadian mythical epic
2827:The Bible and homosexuality
2683:The official stance of the
2384:
1942:
1220:, and most commentaries of
1039:
426:
10:
10423:
9804:Other literature and media
9389:Pequigney, Joseph (2002).
8802:Morris, Robert J. (1990).
8291:Hoffmann, Herbert (1997).
7265:Murray & Roscoe (1997)
7250:Murray & Roscoe (1997)
7147:Murray & Roscoe (1997)
7111:Murray & Roscoe (1997)
6742:Vanita & Kidwai (2001)
6726:Vanita & Kidwai (2001)
6698:Vanita & Kidwai (2001)
6688:, p. 67, "Ardhararishvara"
6447:10.11365/genderhistory.2.5
6222:アマテラスの変貌 : 中世神仏交渉史の視座
5977:丈夫, 金関 (1976). "箸・櫛・つるぎ".
5316:Eberhard, Wolfram (1986).
4787:Murray & Roscoe (2001)
4639:Murray & Roscoe (1997)
4624:Conner & Sparks (2004)
4377:Religion and homosexuality
4268:, and the famed fisherman
4260:, such as the male priest
4073:
3922:
3191:
3136:Knights of the Round Table
3009:
2967:" myth. In the Babylonian
2824:
2812:
2719:
2649:
2625:
2531:
2470:
2464:
2388:
2335:defeated the rebellion of
2246:Jinmu's Eastern Expedition
1595:
1574:
1564:
1554:
1536:
1524:
1307:Song of Everlasting Regret
1089:
873:Myths and Legends of China
860:
856:
736:
661:
626:
480:
404:African diaspora religions
342:and gender constructions.
127:LGBT themes in fairy tales
10397:LGBTQ themes in mythology
10354:
10342:cross-dressing characters
10337:Gay characters in fiction
10309:
10288:
10245:
10214:
10162:
10117:Children's TV programming
10090:
10009:
9899:
9892:
9834:
9803:
9774:
9720:
9647:
9640:
9589:
9553:
9545:Gaylactic Spectrum Awards
9507:
9498:
8905:, p. 180, "Haakauilanani"
8756:, p. 224, "Mahatala-Jata"
8614:10.1080/00918360801952085
8318:The Vatican Mythographers
8316:Pepin, Ronald E. (2008).
8209:Fratantuono, Lee (2007).
7401:– via Google Books.
7217:. 2005. pp. 165–231.
7215:Columbia University Press
6790:. Lulu.com. p. 388.
6384:The Shinto History Review
6291:山本, ひろ子 (2018). "異類と双身".
4741:, p. 247, "Nanan-bouclou"
4174:, female hierodules, and
3909:Greek East and Latin West
3888:) was a Greek youth from
3636:Orpheus and the Thracians
3039:
2960:First Babylonian dynastic
2379:
2356:
2294:
2284:
2258:
2222:
2173:
2128:
2122:
2043:
1966:
1956:
1937:
1923:
1901:
1865:
1843:
1758:is often noted for their
1664:
1608:, he wears the comb that
1458:
1428:
1420:
1411:
1372:
1362:
1338:
1332:
1176:
1166:
1118:
992:
895:, and later incorporated
623:Native American and Inuit
90:In West Asian mythologies
9561:Gaylaxicon SF convention
9454:LGBT themes in mythology
9206:. Taylor & Francis.
9121:Crompton, Louis (2006).
8810:Journal of Homosexuality
8602:Journal of Homosexuality
7983:Farrell, Joseph (2019).
7969:Philostratus the Elder,
7859:Aldrich, Robert (1993).
6921:Jordan, Mark D. (2000).
6823:Yepes, Victoria (1996).
6367:. 日本女子大学人間社会学部: 120―132.
6280:(9). 大阪市立大学文学部: 586―603.
5421:
5409:
5398:
4926:, p. 83, "Baron Oua Oua"
4403:
4320:tells the story of four
4299:(from: "ai", meaning: ;
4264:and his chief and lover
4185:. Girls fated to become
3985:Norwegian archaeologist
3918:
2941:(servants to the king).
2696:Saints Cosmas and Damian
2473:LGBT topics and Hinduism
2449:
2412:who fell in love with a
2244:was the vanguard of the
834:Mexican society at large
822:LGBT community in Mexico
239:that include stories of
226:LGBT themes in mythology
137:LGBT themes in mythology
95:In South Asian mythology
38:LGBT themes in mythology
9746:List of lesbian fiction
9045:Cherici, Peter (1995).
8768:, p. 225, "Manang bali"
8078:Morales, Helen (2007).
7487:Clement of Alexandria,
7336:, pp. 75 & 146
7324:, pp. 21 & 121
6554:Jackson, Peter (1995).
6245:Tanaka, Takako (1994).
6066:井上, 章一 (2024). "スサノオ".
5226:. Los21.com. 2012-01-24
5167:El Universal – Sociedad
5022:(inactive 2024-09-13).
4902:, p. 83, "Baron Samedi"
4509:, p. ix, "Introduction"
4019:
4011:
3999:
3476:Heracles and Eurystheus
3107:. Gilfaethwy becomes a
2886:The ancient regions of
2858:Another biblical hero,
2831:LGBT topics and Judaism
2743:text of Jewish Kabbalah
2685:Eastern Orthodox Church
2580:female and male aspects
2364:states that the sin of
2298:). These were priests (
1740:Ishikori-dome no Mikoto
1224:and historians such as
542:Mythologies of Americas
345:Since the beginning of
78:In East Asian mythology
9907:Modern written fiction
9776:Transgender literature
9520:Lambda Literary Awards
9414:Xiaomingxiong (2002).
9366:. Palgrave Macmillan.
9317:The gates of the dream
9300:. Palgrave Macmillan.
9227:The Gods of the Greeks
8990:Boswell, John (1980).
8967:Boswell, John (1994).
8708:, p. 211, "Labarindja"
8343:, City of God Bk. 18,
7830:, Ad Lycophronem 132,
7588:'Photius', Bibliotheca
6961:. 2002. Archived from
6848:Caballes, Mary Joyce.
6380:"出口延経著『内宮男體考證』――翻刻と解説"
6355:松下, みどり (2021-03-15).
6247:"女神考――謡曲「三輪」における神の性――"
5981:(in Japanese). Tokyo.
5464:10.1353/late.1998.0004
5414:Zhengtong Daoist Canon
4890:, p. 157, "Ghede Nibo"
4315:The Healing Stones of
4029:Mythologies of Oceania
4026:
3946:
3208:Achilles and Patroclus
2822:
2623:
2611:
2481:
2462:
2218:Tenshō Kōtai Jingū-kyō
1911:physically androgynous
1686:
1593:
1267:rites of coming-of-age
1216:and more specifically
1183:Nansō Satomi Hakkenden
996:) founded a temple in
876:
764:veneration of the dead
734:
658:Santería and Candomblé
307:
121:Related fiction genres
66:In Classical mythology
9391:"Classical Mythology"
9315:Róheim, Géza (1969).
8929:, p. 249, "Nihooleki"
8869:, p. 263, "Pauopalae"
8845:, p. 344, "Wahineomo"
8822:10.1300/j082v19n04_03
8744:, p. 90, "Big Nambas"
8684:, p. 58, "Angamunggi"
8136:Lives of the Sophists
7660:Clement of Alexandria
7559:Description of Greece
7276:Murray (2002), p. 296
6657:"No more under siege"
6610:Fu, James S. (1977).
6333:(1). 龍谷大學國文學會: 1–24.
5939:. Vol. 1. 大岡山書店.
5500:Hinsch, Bret (1990).
5346:"The Eight Immortals"
4729:, p. 228, "Mawu-Lisa"
4114:polytheistic religion
4040:indigenous population
4034:Australian Aboriginal
3994:
3035:Mythologies of Europe
2965:The Descent of Innana
2868:divinely-caused flood
2820:
2739:fifth day of Creation
2722:LGBT people and Islam
2617:
2606:
2477:
2457:
1718:third gender shamanic
1708:was surprised to see
1689:Amaterasu's queerness
1680:The Tale of the Heike
1661:
1615:The Tale of the Heike
1521:
1492:Kamitsukeno no Katana
1170:) and Inuzuka Shino (
870:
813:Mexican folk religion
766:or death such as the
732:
530:The mythology of the
422:Mythologies of Africa
303:
132:LGBT themes in comics
61:In European mythology
9821:Bisexual pornography
9530:Bisexual Book Awards
9525:Stonewall Book Award
9456:at Wikimedia Commons
9382:"GLBTQ Encyclopedia"
9234:: Thames and Hudson.
7682:Licht, Hans (2009).
6270:"日本記一 : 神代巻取意文"
6224:(in Japanese). 法蔵館.
6068:ヤマトタケルの日本史:女になった英雄たち
5912:ヤマトタケルの日本史:女になった英雄たち
5552:, p. 259, "Oyamakui"
5386:Xiaomingxiong (2002)
5304:Xiaomingxiong (2002)
4258:Polynesian mythology
4104:people of the south
3974:, he gives birth to
3831:love between males.
3471:Heracles and Abderus
3213:Achilles and Troilus
2727:Islamic folk beliefs
2640:, describes them as
2538:Philippine mythology
2167:, the originator of
2157:unorthodox new sects
1774:or gender variance.
1770:was associated with
1590:, Volume 1, Number 5
1456:) and Izawa Banryō (
1318:’s soul floating in
1214:Yamatohime-no-mikoto
1036:of homosexual love.
902:The religion of the
830:evangelical churches
299:Critical perspective
170:Single-gender worlds
83:In Chinese mythology
55:Regional mythologies
9884:Single-gender world
9862:Speculative fiction
9627:Dutch-language area
9540:Dayne Ogilvie Prize
9416:"Chinese Mythology"
9068:. London: Cassell.
9017:(2). Archived from
8953:, p. 215, "Limaloa"
8193:Antoninus Liberalis
8080:Classical mythology
7892:Antoninus Liberalis
7796:Antoninus Liberalis
7515:Ptolemy Hephaestion
7312:, pp. 45, "Ahriman"
7137:, p. 51, "Al-Zahra"
6965:on 1 September 2007
6709:Smith, B.L., p. 5,
6462:人類学上より見たる我が上代の文化 第一
5576:, p. 203, "Kitsune"
5452:Late Imperial China
5405:'s Scripture].
4938:, p. 135, "Erzulie"
4191:Menjaya Raja Manang
3835:was an androgynous
3486:Heracles and Iolaus
3099:for a year, then a
2853:platonic friendship
2704:is a long-standing
2634:Sergius and Bacchus
2161:imperial government
1743:Edo period scholar
1482:’s cross-dressing,
852:Mythologies of Asia
437:Mediterranean basin
363:reproductive organs
335:social institutions
32:Part of a series on
10402:LGBTQ and religion
9722:Lesbian literature
9576:Saints and Sinners
9420:GLBTQ Encyclopedia
9395:GLBTQ Encyclopedia
8893:, p. 214, "Lohiau"
8376:Pseudo-Apollodorus
8358:, Ad Lycophronem,
8153:Pseudo-Apollodorus
7665:Clementina Homilia
7505:, 'Hymn to Apollo'
7191:, pp. 135–137
7018:. 10 February 2008
6880:The Aswang Project
6728:, pp. 100–102
6645:, p. 7, "Buddhism"
6588:, pp. 215–217
6390:(2). Ise: 243―254.
5887:古事記と日本書紀:「天皇神話」の歴史
5369:, p. 12, "Chinese
5348:. Sacred-texts.com
4825:Ancient Maya Women
4278:Lonoikiaweawealoha
4217:whose name means "
3978:, an eight-legged
3622:Nisus and Euryalus
3481:Heracles and Hylas
3403:Cycnus and Phylius
3079:helps his brother
2937:(priestesses) and
2845:1st Book of Samuel
2837:David and Jonathan
2823:
2772:pre-Islamic Arabic
2624:
2612:
2560:Suludnon mythology
2463:
2235:Michiomi no Mikoto
2230:Michiomi no Mikoto
2200:and was banned by
2192:worshipped by the
2118:Tokugawa shogunate
2101:. For example, an
2039:Naikū Dantai Kōshō
1962:Nihongi Sanrin-ryū
1907:Nanboku-chō period
1776:Nakayama Tadachika
1548:this great kingdom
985:sentenced to death
965:. His name means "
897:Buddhist teachings
877:
871:Dragon-gods, from
747:A large number of
735:
599:and his alter ego
592:Codex Chimalpopoca
568:Tonsured Maize God
433:Egyptian mythology
100:In Hindu mythology
73:In Asian mythology
10384:
10383:
10350:
10349:
10296:Western animation
10258:directed by women
10210:
10209:
10122:Radio and podcast
10086:
10085:
9581:Violet Metropolis
9452:Media related to
9373:978-0-312-29324-6
9333:Smyers, Karen Ann
9307:978-0-312-23829-2
9288:978-0-8147-7468-7
9269:978-1-56023-181-3
9250:978-1-56023-152-3
9243:. Haworth Press.
9213:978-0-8153-1880-4
9192:978-1-85109-980-1
9173:978-0-8264-0445-9
9154:978-0-19-283589-5
9141:Dalley, Stephanie
9132:978-0-674-02233-1
9113:978-0-19-505742-3
9094:978-1-56023-351-0
9087:. Haworth Press.
9056:978-1-884723-01-8
9037:978-0-7914-0758-5
8917:, p. 260, "Pakaa"
8792:, p. 46, "Aikane"
8672:, p. 329, "Ungud"
8513:Renberg, Gil H.:
8480:, p.133, "Erotes"
8117:Pseudo-Plutarch,
7053:978-0-87950-003-0
6797:978-0-244-34873-1
6766:978-971-550-135-4
6700:, pp. 69, 94
6676:, p. 305, "Shiva"
6663:. Chennai, India.
6534:"「阿豆那比の罪」に関する一考察"
6506:978-0-226-55194-4
6166:978-4-336-05493-7
6127:978-4-8158-0902-7
5871:978-4-585-22676-5
5604:978-0-394-75656-1
5407:Zhengtong daozang
4878:, p. 157, "Ghede"
4866:, p. 39, "Abbata"
4801:, p. 243, "Mwari"
4789:, pp. 99–100
4580:978-0-8153-1920-7
4215:Hawaiian religion
3896:and lover of the
3863:, the characters
3362:Athis and Lycabas
3161:chivalric romance
3159:The 14th-century
3132:Matter of Britain
2991:Epic of Gilgamesh
2849:biblical exegesis
2667:
2655:
2620:Sebastian Münster
2548:Tagalog mythology
2320:committed suicide
2216:, the founder of
2142:heteronormativity
2112:that occurred in
2091:Meiji Restoration
2028:Deguchi Nobutsune
2019:in Ryōbu Shintō.
2008:as the boy deity
1915:Kuni-no-Tokotachi
1909:saw Amaterasu as
1793:Taira no Nobunori
1730:into the cave of
1604:slays the dragon
1531:The song of Ōriyē
1434:Matsushita Kenrin
1389:Kiyohara Nobutaka
1023:. The second was
885:religious beliefs
880:Chinese mythology
595:, the male deity
493:Dahomean religion
396:Hawaiian religion
311:Devdutt Pattanaik
223:
222:
16:(Redirected from
10414:
10407:LGBTQ literature
10374:
10373:
10366:LGBTQ portal
10364:
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10097:
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9897:
9896:
9893:LGBTQ characters
9790:Media portrayals
9766:Media portrayals
9712:Media portrayals
9668:Early gay novels
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9401:on 15 April 2014
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9049:. Tyrone Press.
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8569:Northern Studies
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8011:Pseudo-Hyginus,
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7958:Pequigney (2002)
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7847:Pequigney (2002)
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7641:Pseudo-Hyginus,
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7603:Pequigney (2002)
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6018:海と列島文化 5 隼人世界の島々
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5885:神野志, 隆光 (1999).
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5837:星山, 真理子 (1976).
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5793:直木, 孝次郎 (1964).
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4696:Bruce L. Gerig.
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4354:Mythology portal
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4266:Keawe-nui-a-ʻUmi
4252:and her husband
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3942:Saxo Grammaticus
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3554:Ianthe and Iphis
3103:, and finally a
3045:Celtic mythology
2988:in the Sumerian
2958:". According to
2792:daughters of God
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1011:. The first was
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757:Louisiana Voodoo
617:male prostitutes
576:ancient Maya art
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6532:難波, 美緒 (2013).
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6497:Homosexualities
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6460:鳥居, 龍蔵 (1929).
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6401:中村, 生男 (1994).
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6093:日本民俗文化大系10 家と女性
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5747:古事記注釈 3 ちくま学芸文庫
5745:西郷, 信綱 (2005).
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10195:transgender
10176:Characters
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10078:Transgender
10010:By identity
9989:Video games
9979:Soap operas
9974:Graphic art
9922:1960s–1980s
9874:Video games
9795:Pornography
9756:Pornography
9707:Pornography
9612:El Salvador
9571:Naked Heart
8275:The Cyclops
7960:, p. 4
7849:, p. 3
7605:, p. 2
7531:Argonautica
7503:Callimachus
7478:, p. 5
7298:Long (2004)
6560:Text online
6520:Long (2004)
5564:, p. 8
5458:(1): 1–25.
5388:, p. 2
5306:, p. 1
5088:17 November
5010:Mexico City
4614:, p. 8
4612:Long (2004)
4557:, p. 1
4540:, p. 3
4435:Dalley 1998
4187:manang bali
4106:Philippines
3389:Menestratus
3385:Cleostratus
3178:King Arthur
2888:Mesopotamia
2745:called the
2710:closet case
2646:Koinē Greek
2632:The saints
2528:Philippines
2494:androgynous
2362:Nihon Shoki
2344: [
2328:Nihon Shoki
2313:sun goddess
2305: [
2264:Ryūzō Torii
2238: [
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2106: [
2087:human deity
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1844:日本記一神代巻 取意文
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1732:Amano-Iwato
1683:, Volume XI
1653: [
1648:. However,
1642:Hayao Kawai
1634: [
1623: [
1587:Omoro Sōshi
1575:又 物しりは、さだけて
1565:又 月しろは、さだけて
1555:又 とよむ せだかこが
1544:Kikoe-ōgimi
1512:Omoro Sōshi
1507:Kikoe-ōgimi
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1110:Sōsei Genri
1102: [
1072:bodhisattva
1068:Inari Ōkami
1057:folk Shinto
1045:Shinto gods
998:Yonghe City
696:sea goddess
677:Catholicism
580:Maya stelae
512:the planets
508:Akan people
501:Nana Buluku
367:androgynous
265:transgender
230:mythologies
10391:Categories
10091:Television
10068:Non-binary
9683:Omegaverse
9590:By country
8586:2019-07-02
8521:Antinoeion
8500:2018-01-11
8462:Anacharsis
8435:, p.
8398:2022-09-11
8107:Dionysiaca
7915:On Animals
7561:, 3.13.4–5
7068:Wehr, Hans
7038:Wehr, Hans
5896:4061494368
5839:"「倭男具那命」考"
5795:日本古代の氏族と天皇
5772:"倭建命と倭武天皇"
5732:B000J8CRMM
5272:2013-02-09
5251:2013-02-09
5230:2013-02-09
5195:2013-02-09
5173:2013-02-09
5141:"Archives"
4957:Emisférica
4469:References
4309:Pauo-Palae
4286:Hiiakalalo
4282:Hiiakaluna
4129:Big Nambas
4108:, and the
4092:people of
4074:See also:
4064:Labarindja
3987:Brit Solli
3972:Svaðilfari
3923:See also:
3886: 130
3884: – c.
3882: 111
3851:Hyacinthus
3833:Aphroditus
3829:pederastic
3780:Hyacinthus
3771:Cyparissus
3753:Hyacinthus
3735:Cyparissus
3668:Polyphemus
3572:Chrysippus
3462:Hephaestus
3371:Hyacinthus
3348:Hippolytus
3303:Hyacinthus
3285:Cyparissus
3081:Gilfaethwy
3068:Mabinogion
3055:Cúchulainn
3010:See also:
2825:See also:
2720:See also:
2626:See also:
2568:transition
2532:See also:
2471:See also:
2389:See also:
2370:Edo period
2276:Edo period
2179:Henjōnansi
2169:Oomoto-kyō
2146:patriarchy
2095:Edo period
2024:Edo period
1984:Ise Shintō
1943:Aizen Myōō
1478:Regarding
1263:Ise Shrine
1235:supported
1226:Kazuo Higo
1205:Kojiki-den
1198:Regarding
1090:See also:
1034:archetypes
977:Hu Tianbao
955:Tu'er Shen
846:recognized
792:frock coat
776:drag queen
772:Guede Nibo
737:See also:
662:See also:
648:two-spirit
644:gynandrous
629:Two-spirit
627:See also:
613:Xōchipilli
526:Zimbabwean
481:See also:
471:Nile Delta
400:Prometheus
331:archetypal
237:narratives
10142:2016–2019
10137:2010–2015
10093:and radio
10073:Pansexual
10022:Aromantic
9984:Webcomics
9917:Animation
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