A traditional story that explains a belief system, a natural phenomenon

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Colt1911 [192]2 years ago

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A traditional story that explains a belief system, a natural phenomenon, or a world view of a group of people is called a "Myth." Myths are legendary and traditional stories that usually portrays the heroic act of a certain person, or even the origin of things and events around the community. These stories are not based on actual facts or natural explanation, especially on stories that involves deities or demigods.

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