There are several versions of this tale known across Greenland and the North American Arctic. In some areas it is part of the Sedna tradition, with the marriage to the dog occurring
ADLIVUN (Qudlivun) Inuit – The UNDERWORLD. People who disobeyed SEDNA, a powerful goddess who ruled over sea creatures, were sent to Adlivun when they died. Adlivun means “those beneath us.” A being named ANGUTA brought the dead to Adlivun. SOURCE:
Those in Greenland, as well as the Central Eskimo of Canada, know numerous tales of the hero Kivioq. Details within the tales vary from place to place but often involve an unfaithful
Pinga : She Who Is On High Pinga is a goddess of fertility, healing, and the hunt. She presides over life, death, abundance, and famine. She has dominion over land animals, but
Sedna lives at the bottom of the sea, her chief companion her dog. She controls the balance between the sea creatures who wish to live and the people ashore who also wish
ADLET ( Inuit ) – Five blood-drinking MONSTERS that were born to a woman who married a DOG. The young woman had turned down many suitors, until finally her father lost patience
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