Wilde Jagd

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Wilde Jagd is the German name for the Wild Hunt, a spectral, nocturnal procession of ghostly riders found in European folklore and myth.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf legendary phenomenon
motif in folklore
mythological procession
associatedWith disaster
omens
plague
portents of death
storms
strong winds
the afterlife
the dead
war
winter season
countryOfOrigin Germany
documentedBy Jacob Grimm NERFINISHED
documentedInWork Deutsche Mythologie NERFINISHED
earlierRoots pre-Christian Germanic beliefs
hasBelief seeing the hunt is dangerous
sheltering from the hunt offers protection
witnesses may be abducted
witnesses may be forced to join the hunt
witnesses may die soon
hasCharacteristic nocturnal
ominous
procession of riders
spectral
supernatural
hasCulturalContext British folklore NERFINISHED
European folklore
French folklore
German folklore
Germanic mythology
Scandinavian folklore
Slavic folklore
hasLeaderInTradition Charlemagne NERFINISHED
Diana NERFINISHED
Herne the Hunter NERFINISHED
King Arthur NERFINISHED
Odin NERFINISHED
Wodan NERFINISHED
local legendary heroes
the Devil NERFINISHED
hasNameInLanguage Wild Hunt NERFINISHED
hasParticipants ghostly riders
phantom hounds
supernatural leader
influenced Gothic literature
Romantic literature
modern fantasy fiction
role-playing games
video games
language German
motifType chase of souls
cursed hunt
procession of the dead
relatedConcept Cŵn Annwn NERFINISHED
Mesnie Hellequin NERFINISHED
Wildes Heer NERFINISHED
Wütendes Heer
furious host
timeOfOrigin Middle Ages NERFINISHED
translation Wild Hunt in English
typicalSetting forests
night sky
rural landscapes
stormy weather

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the Wild Hunt hasAlternativeName Wilde Jagd
subject surface form: Wild Hunt