Enlight Shuok This happened when the Kashlans had already arrived in Tumbala. This village has been standing since the world has existed, which is why it is called the “navel of the earth.” They were fair-skinned a... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight Black cat One married couple had a black cat. Everything was fine, except for those cases when the husband went to work far away and was sometimes absent from the house for a week. When he returned, he always f... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight Black hunger This happened in the year when there was a great famine. Neither the maize, nor the beans, nor anything that was planted grew. There was absolutely nothing to eat. People had to collect maize grains t... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight The man who sold his soul One day, a good but unhappy man decided to sell his soul to the devil in order to get rid of his countless problems. He called Kizin with a spell and when he appeared in front of him, he told him abou... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight The Man Who Didn't Believe in Werewolves Once upon a time there lived a man who did not believe in sorcerers. But, having heard enough stories about them, he decided to check whether this was true or not. One night he took a table with two c... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight Jaguar Man They say that in ancient times there lived a man who suffered from forest animals destroying his crops. One day, complaining loudly, he said that if he were a jaguar, he could put an end to all this b... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight Chayikan One day, while hunting in the forest, Anastasio Quintal saw him. It was not Tsukan, but Chaiikan. Tsukan has a mane, and Chaiikan has a head like a cobra. In addition, Chayikan can fly. Anastasio deci... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight Cicada and Ant Cicada and Ant were neighbors. If the Cicada kept singing, the ant worked tirelessly. But then it began to rain, turning into downpour, and the wind began to blow. It became cold and hungry. The cicad... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight Juan Tul Villain Once a squirrel Kuuk, walking through the forest, came across a cave from which calls for help were heard. The sympathetic and kind Squirrel naturally looked inside and found Juan Tul there, standing ... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight Master of the Deer One man was a good shot and was always successful in hunting deer. One day he was lucky enough to wound a large deer, but not fatally, and he was able to escape. The hunter pursued him for a long time... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight Hapaikan Indians from the villages surrounding Uxmal say that Tsukan is a Serpent with wings and his name is Hapaykan. He once lived in the depths of the swamp in Izamal. But then this quagmire dried up and Ts... Mayan Myths Myths
Enlight Tiltik In ancient times, people did not multiply because of the Tiltiks, who, as soon as they heard that a child was born, would come and eat it. Then Pelish thought about how to make people multiply. He was... Mayan Myths Myths
