Pincoy

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Pincoy is a male water spirit from Chilote mythology, often depicted as a handsome merman who helps govern the sea and guide the souls of the drowned.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf merman
mythological being
water spirit
appearance golden or blond hair
greenish or shimmering skin
handsome man with a fish tail
associatedWith Caleuche NERFINISHED
Chile NERFINISHED
Chiloé Archipelago NERFINISHED
La Pincoya NERFINISHED
La Sirena Chilota NERFINISHED
Millalobo NERFINISHED
category Chilote legendary creature
South American legendary creature
culture Chilote mythology NERFINISHED
depictedAs playing a role in calling fish to the shores
domain sea
familyRelation son of Huenchula
son of Millalobo
function participation in sea rituals
summoning marine creatures
gender male
guides souls of those who die at sea
habitat Pacific Ocean near Chiloé NERFINISHED
helps govern marine creatures
influences fishing luck in some tales
languageContext Spanish-speaking folklore
medium oral tradition
mythologicalRole psychopomp of the sea
narrativeUniverse Chilote sea legends
oppositeOf malevolent sea spirits in other traditions
parent La Sirena Chilota NERFINISHED
Pincoya NERFINISHED
region Southern Chile NERFINISHED
role governor of the sea
guide of drowned souls
spouseOrConsort Pincoya NERFINISHED
symbolism fertility of the sea
protection of sailors
transition between life and death at sea
transport Caleuche NERFINISHED
worshipOrBelief venerated in Chilote popular belief

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Chilote mythology hasPart Pincoy