These some of the short pages in Wikipedia about African mythology as of June 13, 2004:
| Size | Title | Content |
|---|---|---|
| 146 | Abatwa | In [[South Africa]]n [[mythology]], '''Abatwa''' are tiny humans. They are known for invisibility an |
| 166 | Chiuta | In [[Tumbuka mythology]], '''Chiuta''' is the chief deity; he is all-powerful, omniscient and self-c |
| 149 | Faro (mythology) | In [[Mande]] mythology, '''Faro''' purified the earth by sacrificing himself to atone for his twin [ |
| 127 | Ilomba | [[Ilomba]] is a [[water snake]] with destructive powers in the mythology of the [[Lozi]] people of [ |
| 128 | Mangwe | In the [[mythology]] of the [[Ila]] people of [[Zambia]], '''Mangwe''' is a water spirit known as 't |
| 111 | Mazomba | '''Mazomba''' is a giant [[fish]] in the [[mythology]] of the [[Chaga]] people of [[Tanzania]]. {{m |
| 103 | Uhlanga | In [[Zulu mythology]], '''Uhlanga''' is the [[marsh]] from which [[humanity]] was born. {{msg:stub} |
These some of the short pages in Wikipedia about African mythology as of June 13, 2004:
| Size | Title | Content |
|---|---|---|
| 146 | Abatwa | In [[South Africa]]n [[mythology]], '''Abatwa''' are tiny humans. They are known for invisibility an |
| 166 | Chiuta | In [[Tumbuka mythology]], '''Chiuta''' is the chief deity; he is all-powerful, omniscient and self-c |
| 149 | Faro (mythology) | In [[Mande]] mythology, '''Faro''' purified the earth by sacrificing himself to atone for his twin [ |
| 127 | Ilomba | [[Ilomba]] is a [[water snake]] with destructive powers in the mythology of the [[Lozi]] people of [ |
| 128 | Mangwe | In the [[mythology]] of the [[Ila]] people of [[Zambia]], '''Mangwe''' is a water spirit known as 't |
| 111 | Mazomba | '''Mazomba''' is a giant [[fish]] in the [[mythology]] of the [[Chaga]] people of [[Tanzania]]. {{m |
| 103 | Uhlanga | In [[Zulu mythology]], '''Uhlanga''' is the [[marsh]] from which [[humanity]] was born. {{msg:stub} |