Dajoji In North American Indian mythology (Iroquois), the panther, god of the west wind; his snarl makes even the sun hide its face. SOURCE: Encyclopedia of World Mythology and Legend, Third Edition
Ataensic In North American Indian mythology (Iroquois), sky woman, creator goddess, mother of twin brothers, Hah-gweh-di-yu (sapling) and Hah-gweh-da-et-gah (flint), one good and one evil. Long ago there grew one stately tree that branched beyond the range of vision. Perpetually
Hiawatha (Haiowatha) (he makes rivers) (16th century?) In North American Indian history and legend (Iroquois), founder of the League of Five, later Six, Nations, called the “League of the Long House”: Mohawk,
Go-oh In North American Indian mythology (Iroquois), the spirit of the winds who lives in the north sky. He controls all four winds; the bear, north wind; the panther, west wind; the
Dekanawida (two river currents flowing together) (16th century) In North American Indian history and legend, hero, one of the founders of the Iroquois Confederacy with Hiawatha, credited with supernatural powers. According to
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