10 MYTHOLOGIES EXPLAINED

Every Mythology explained.

Tryin' to explain and clarify interesting topics.

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0:00 Greek Mythology
1:22 Roman Mythology
2:30 Norse Mythology
3:38 Egyptian Mythology
4:49 Hindu Mythology
5:56 Celtic Mythology
7:00 Chinese Mythology
8:06 Japanese Mythology
9:05 Mesopotamian Mythology
10:04 Aztec Mythology

[Thelukestudio]

"Ishtar, goddes of love and war"
*picture of old man with big beard*

[pujakashyap]

Taj Mahal is not a hindu religious place 😢..

[fenrisulfr]

I see a lot of people arguing about what is mythology and what is religion, can’t we all just agree they are all ancient religions?

[kingjestergarandros]

subscribed✅ interesting that there are so many different mythologies and they were delivered over thousands of years... just magnificent

[rohitsinghchauhan]

First of all hinduism is not myth, it s still practised across the indian continent, and when you show hinduism you don’t show Taj Mahal, you show the temples, taj mahal was built by muslim emperor

[tlr]

You forgot to add Abrahamic mythology bro.

[edwardavalache]

So sad to see that Enkidu sacrificed his life in order to save the life of his best friend and king Gilgamesh. But this is what true loyalty means.

[morelmackernasey]

0:00 Greek Mythology
1:22 Roman Mythology
2:30 Norse Mythology
3:38 Egyptian Mythology
4:49 Hindu Mythology
5:56 Celtic Mythology
7:00 Chinese Mythology
8:06 Japanese Mythology
9:05 Mesopotamian Mythology
10:04 Aztec Mythology

[liamcastro]

Roman: Hey can I copy your homework

Greek: Okay just don't make it obvious

And thus, Romen Mythology

[afro_souledits]

Hindu, Chinese and Egypt:" lets be so OP they have versus battles when it comes to fictional vs mythological beings

[JohnDoe-cdz]

Would love if the God of War games do Egyptian, or Aztec mythology next in their video games

[Cth-kn]

I wouldn’t call Hinduism a mythology. It’s simply the oldest living religion, which can make it seem a little mythological

[scibear]

I'm seeing lots of folks getting offended by the use of the word "myth." Obviously, people are equating "myth" with "fiction." It's important to understand that from a theological scholarly point of view, a myth/mythology refers to the origin stories, where the gods came from and the interaction of humanity with the divine. That is all. The word myth is not meant to cast any aspersions on any religion or belief system, and thus makes no claims regarding the veracity or falsity of any story or personage described. Belief or doubt is left up to the individual. Again, this is the SCHOLARLY point of view. Obviously lay people will use the word "myth" to refer to sonething untrue, which is a mistake in reference to this video.

As a Christian myself, i would've enjoyed hearing about the Jewish, Christian, and Islamic mythologies.

[sirichandana]

Indian epics The Ramayana and The Mahabharata are not myths they are real histories. Whereas Puranas and other stories such as local legends or folktales could be myths. The Puranas actually explain the celestial events in a very meraphorical way

[kabob_]

Christianity and Islam belong here too, they're mythologies

[kingjestergarandros]

everyone who wants to see these god and demigods fight go watch shuumatsu no valkyrie :)

[TsukyomiNoMikoto]

When the video paused
I was like what 😂...
Is something wrong with my internet

[lashaaawn]

I’m not religious but categorizing Hinduism as mythology is extremely disrespectful.

[harsyakiarraathallah]

Major Mythologies in the World:
1. Greek
2. Rome
3. Norse
4. Mesopotamia
5. Egyptian
6. Hinduism
7. Chinese
8. Japanese
9. Celtic
10. African
11. Aztec
12. Native American
13. Aboriginal
14. Abrahamic

[martin]

What about Christian mythology? Virgin born, miracles, resurrection etc...