R'lyeh

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R'lyeh is the sunken, cyclopean city in H. P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos where the Great Old One Cthulhu lies dreaming beneath the Pacific Ocean.

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R'lyeh canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional city
location in the Cthulhu Mythos
appearsIn The Call of Cthulhu NERFINISHED
architectureStyle cyclopean
associatedConcept dreams of Cthulhu
when the stars are right
associatedWith Cthulhu NERFINISHED
Cthulhu cult NERFINISHED
builtBy Great Old Ones NERFINISHED
builtFor Cthulhu NERFINISHED
contains Cthulhu's house NERFINISHED
Cthulhu's tomb NERFINISHED
colossal bas-reliefs
massive doors
monolithic structures
non-Euclidean geometry
vast stone blocks
coveredWith algae
seaweed
slime
creator H. P. Lovecraft NERFINISHED
describedAs great stone city
green and oozy
nightmare corpse-city NERFINISHED
firstAppearanceYear 1928
guardedBy strange monolithic doors
hasFeature labyrinthine streets
strange angles
tilted stone surfaces
towering monoliths
hasProperty alien geometry
impossible architecture
non-Euclidean angles
influenced horror literature
later weird fiction
popular culture depictions of sunken cities
tabletop role-playing games
video games
languageOfName R'lyehian
liesBeneath sea
locatedInFictional Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
South Pacific NERFINISHED
mentionedIn The Call of Cthulhu (short story) NERFINISHED
The Mound NERFINISHED
partOf Cthulhu Mythos NERFINISHED
status sunken
symbolizes cosmic horror
human insignificance
temporalStatus rises and sinks with cosmic cycles

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