The Abenaki

INTRODUCTION Abe Naki Abe Naka Indian lives in southern New England and southern Canada. Avenaki is divided into the Eastern, Western and Ocean divisions. East Abenaki is located in the eastern part of White Mountain, New Hampshire, in modern Maine state. The southern boundary of Abenaki 's house lies near the present North boundary of Massachusetts. The western part of Avenaki lives on the east coast of Lake Champlain. Maritime Avenaki was found at the border between Maine State and New Brunswick State.

Azeban is a low-level liar spirit in Abenaki's myth. Abenaki's traditional house is Wobanakik (country of dawn), now known as North New England and South Quebec. Azeban (also spelled as Azban, Asban or Azaban) is a liar of raccoon, Abenaki. Please pronounce ah-zuh-bahn. Azeban did a lot of ridiculous and / or naughty things in Abenaki folklore, but unlike other tribal animal cheaters it is neither dangerous nor malicious. Love Lanra Velan, Love Arran, Ramaran, Rabaran are mythological creatures from northern Scotland. It is usually considered a rodent, but in fact the name "làbh - allan" is also used as a water shooter and athlete's foot in Scottish Gaelic. It is reported to be bigger than a rat, very harmful, and live in a deep pool of rivers. Its toxic ability is legendary and is said to hurt cows 100 feet away.

The heads of Maine's coast, the Anders Korg River, and the Avenaki Indian tribe of the Kenneve River are the notorious figures of the New England colonial era. Anthropologist Harald EL Prins wrote that this reminds us. "There are several geographical names downstream of the Kennebec River, for example George. Robinhood at the entrance to Robinhood Cove has a village called Robinhood, nearby Merrymeeting Bay is a symbolic reference, its name is Abenaji, "Robin Hood, an alias for Rawandagon, and his Abenaki Associate (" happy men ") held a regular (festival) rally here.