Trauco

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Trauco is a fearsome dwarf-like creature from Chilote mythology, known for its irresistible sexual power and for being blamed for unexpected pregnancies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Chilean folklore
figure in Chilote mythology
mythological creature
supernatural being
appearance deformed features
short stature
ugly face
wears rustic clothing
associatedCharacter Fiura NERFINISHED
associatedCountry Chile NERFINISHED
associatedWith fertility
lust
the forest
carries stone axe
category Chilean legendary creature
South American legendary creature
culture Chilean folklore
Chilote mythology NERFINISHED
describedAs dwarf-like
fearsome
explanationFor unexplained pregnancies
fearedBy inhabitants of Chiloé
gender male
habitat forests of Chiloé
rural areas
hasSpouseInSomeVersions Fiura NERFINISHED
influences local beliefs about sexuality
languageOfName Spanish
mentionedIn Chilean folklore studies
mythological compilations of Chiloé
moralFunction cautionary figure about sexuality
explanatory figure for social transgressions
narrativeFunction folk explanation for premarital pregnancy
notableFor being blamed for unexpected pregnancies
irresistible sexual power
originatesFrom Chiloé Archipelago NERFINISHED
power ability to paralyze victims with his gaze
irresistible attraction to women
roleInMythology seducer of women
spirit of the forest
similarTo incubus
toldIn Chilote legends
oral tradition
usedAs social excuse for unwanted pregnancy
victims young women
weapon stone axe

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