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Caucasian Myths, Legends & Folklore
[edit]- Abkhaz literature
- Adgilis Deda
- Adyghe Habze
- Ainina and Danina
- Al (folklore)
- Al Basty
- Amirani
- Anahit
- Apardi sellar Sarani
- Apsat (mythology)
- Ara the Beautiful
- Aralez (mythology)
- Aramazd
- Armazi (god)
- Armenian Cross
- Armenian eternity sign
- Armenian literature
- Armenian mythology
- Ashiq Qarib
- Astghik
- Azerbaijani folklore
- Azerbaijani literature
- Azhdahak (Armenian mythical being)
- Bagmasti
- Barsamin
- Batraz
- Bayati
- Book of Dede Korkut
- Caucas
- Circassian beauties
- Conversion of Kartli (chronicle)
- Culture of Armenia
- Daeva
- Dev (mythology)
- Epic of Koroghlu
- Eteriani
- Gatsi and Gaim
- Georgian mythology
- Ḫaldi
- Hayk
- Kartlos
- Khachkar
- Kopala
- Koroğlu
- Kurdalægon
- Maiden Tower (Baku)
- Mihr (Armenian deity)
- Nane (goddess)
- Nart saga
- Nimrod
- Nourie Hadig
- Ossetian mythology
- Peri
- Pkharmat
- Saint Sarkis the Warrior
- Satanaya
- Selardi
- Shivini
- Sonay
- Sosruko
- Spandaramet
- Takam
- Tamar (goddess)
- Tepegoz
- Tetri Giorgi
- The Georgian Chronicles
- The Golden-Headed Fish
- The Story of Zoulvisia
- Theispas
- Tlepsh
- Togarmah
- Tork Angegh
- Tsovinar (goddess)
- Tukh Manuk
- Tzuk
- Uastyrdzhi
- Vahagn
- Vainakh mythology
- Vishap
- Zaden