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Dahomeyan mythology : ウィキペディア英語版 | Dahomeyan mythology
Dahomey was a state of the Fon people of present-day Benin. It had an organized state religion. ==''Mawu'' and ''Lisa''== Lisa (male) and Mawu (female), married twin siblings of Nana Buluku, are the creator spirits, occasionally combined as Mawu-Lisa, an androgynous spirit. Mawu-Lisa created the world and made it orderly, then made plants, animals, and humans; the entire process took four days. *The first day, Mawu-Lisa created the world and humanity; *The second day the earth was made suitable for human life; *On the third day, humans were given intellect, language, and the senses; *Finally, on the fourth day, mankind received the gift of technology.
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