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Albanian folklore describes the creature as a horrible, fire-breathing dragon with nine tongues, although it is sometimes described as an enormous woman with a hairy body and pendulous breasts. The monster can cause drought, and requires human sacrifices to placate it. | Albanian folklore describes the creature as a horrible, fire-breathing dragon with nine tongues, although it is sometimes described as an enormous woman with a hairy body and pendulous breasts. The monster can cause drought, and requires human sacrifices to placate it. | ||
[[Category:Albanian Mythology]] | [[Category:Origin: Albanian Mythology]] | ||
[[Category:Dragons]] | [[Category:Dragons]] | ||
[[Category:Continent: Europe]] | [[Category:Continent: Europe]] | ||
[[Category:Race: Snake]] | |||
Latest revision as of 03:56, 20 November 2012
The Kulshedra is the second stage in the life-cycle of the Bolla.
Albanian folklore describes the creature as a horrible, fire-breathing dragon with nine tongues, although it is sometimes described as an enormous woman with a hairy body and pendulous breasts. The monster can cause drought, and requires human sacrifices to placate it.