Raven

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Raven is a central trickster-creator figure in Haida mythology, known for shaping the world and bringing light and knowledge to humanity.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Raven canonical 9
Raven (Haida mythology) 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf creator figure
culture hero
deity in indigenous religions of North America
mythological figure
trickster deity
appearsIn Haida creation stories
Haida origin-of-light stories
Haida mythology
surface form: Haida trickster tales
associatedWith Haida oral tradition
Pacific Northwest Coast Indigenous peoples
surface form: Northwest Coast art

Pacific Northwest Coast Indigenous peoples
surface form: Pacific Northwest Coast indigenous peoples

storytelling
brings knowledge
light
order to the world
characterTrait clever
curious
greedy
mischievous
resourceful
creates animals
features of the world
human conditions
landforms
culture Haida people NERFINISHED
depictedAs raven bird
depictedIn Haida carvings
Haida jewelry
Haida painted house fronts
Haida totem poles
hasRole bringer of knowledge
bringer of light
creator
transformer
trickster
influences Haida ethical teachings
Haida social values
moralAmbiguity yes
primaryFunction culture-bringer
mediator between humans and the supernatural
world-shaper
region Haida Gwaii
Northwest Coast of North America NERFINISHED
religion Haida mythology
symbolOf chaos and order
creation
knowledge
transformation
teachesThrough cautionary tales
humorous stories

Referenced by (10)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Haida mythology hasDeity Raven
Ganada (Raven) crest Raven
Ganada (Raven) symbol Raven
Eagle contrastedWith Raven
subject surface form: Eagle (Haida mythology)
this entity surface form: Raven (Haida mythology)
Haida art theme Raven