The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends
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The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends — 274 figures from Henry Rowe Schoolcraft's Ojibwa and other legends, the source Longfellow drew on: relationship constellations, chronicle, and places.
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- Other Figures — Minor Figures
- Odjibwas — Minor Figures
- Iroquois — Minor Figures
- The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends — Places
- The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends — Chronicle
- The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends · Character Constellations
- The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends · Character Index
- The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends
People (274)
- a handsome man dressed all in white (Eroneniera legend)
- a Maujeekewis of the first town (Red Swan legend)
- Aggodagauda
- Ajidaumo
- Akewazi
- Anish-in-á-ba
- Azhabee
- Bokwewa
- Bokwewa's brother
- Bosh-kwa-dosh
- Chebiabos
- Chebizbos
- Eroneniera
- fairy of Green Pines
- her father (Sun-Catcher legend)
- Hiawatha's favorite daughter
- Hiawatha's wife
- his guardian spirit (Aggodagauda and his Daughter legend)
- his wife (Mon-daw-min legend)
- Iagoo
- Iamo
- Iamoqua
- Iëna
- Iëna's wife
- Iosco
- Ishkwon Daimeka
- Kabibonokka
- Ke-ske-mun-i-see
- Ko-ko-ko-ho
- Kwasind
- Kwasind's father
- Kwasind's mother
- Leelinau
- Manabozho
- Manabozho's guardian Spirit
- Maujeekewis
- Meeji-geeg-wona
- Megissogwon
- Mishemokwa
- Mishosha
- Monedo Kway
- Moshkeenozha
- Mudjekewis
- Mudjikewis, brother of Azhabee
- Mudjikewis's wife
- Mukakee Mindemoea
- Negahnahbee
- O-na-wut-a-qut-o
- Odjibwa
- Odshedoph Waucheentongah
- Ojeeg
- one of the elder sisters (Osseo legend)
- one of the elder sisters (Star Family legend)
- one of the king's daughters (Bosh-kwa-dosh legend)
- one of the young wolves (Manabozho legend)
- Onwe Bahmondoong
- Opeechee
- Opeechee's guardian spirit
- Osseo
- Osseo's son
- Oweenee
- Pah-hah-undootah
- Panigwun
- Paup-Puk-Keewiss
- Peboan
- Peepi-geewi-zains
- Pezhiu
- Seegwun
- Shawondasee
- Sheem
- Shingebiss
- the arrow-maker’s daughter (Manabozho legend)
- the badger (Manabozho legend)
- the Badger (Ojeeg Annung legend)
- the bear (Manabozho legend)
- the bear messenger (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the bear-king (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the Beaver
- the beaveress, Iëna's first wife
- the black bear (Iëna legend)
- the boy (Sun-Catcher legend)
- the brant (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the brother of the female guide (Onaiazo legend)
- the brother's wife (Bokwewa legend)
- the buffalo king (Aggodagauda and his Daughter legend)
- the celestial visitor (Mon-daw-min legend)
- the chief (White Feather legend)
- the chief of the first town (Red Swan legend)
- the chief of the manitoes (Nezhik-e-wa-wa-sun legend)
- the chief of the other town (Red Swan legend)
- the chief of the village (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the child (Onaiazo legend)
- the child resembling Iëna's wife
- the crane (Addik Kum Maig legend)
- the daughter of Aggodagauda
- the daughter of Iagoo
- the daughter of Monedo Kway
- the daughter of the chief of the first town (Red Swan legend)
- the daughter of the chief of the other town (Red Swan legend)
- the daughter of Wawanosh
- the daughter-in-law (Wa-wa-be-zo-win legend)
- the dormouse (Sun-Catcher legend)
- the elder brother of Sheem
- the elder daughter of Mishosha
- the elder sister (Bosh-kwa-dosh legend)
- the elder son (Addik Kum Maig legend)
- the eldest (Iosco legend)
- the eldest (Mishemokwa legend)
- the eldest brother (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the eldest brother (Red Swan legend)
- the eldest sister (White Feather legend)
- the elk (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the famous hunter (Addik Kum Maig legend)
- the father manito (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the father of Iëna's wife
- the father of O-na-wut-a-qut-o
- the father of Odjibwa
- the father of Opeechee
- the father of Osseo
- the father of Oweenee
- the father of Panigwun
- the father of Sheem
- the father of the Red Head
- the father of the young women (Enchanted Moccasins legend)
- the father of Waupee's wife
- the father-in-law of Aggodagauda
- the female guide (Onaiazo legend)
- the female magician who married Mudjikewis
- the female spirit (Manabozho legend)
- the first old man (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the first old man (Red Swan legend)
- the first small black dog (Mishemokwa legend)
- the first wife of O-na-wut-a-qut-o
- the foundation of the rock (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the giant Manito (Puck Wudj Ininees legend)
- the girl (Sun-Catcher legend)
- the grandfather of Manabozho
- the grandfather of White Feather
- the grandmother of Manabozho
- the great chief (Iosco legend)
- the great Manito (Ojeeg Annung legend)
- the Great Spirit
- the handsome wife (Addik Kum Maig legend)
- the handsome young man (Mukakee Mindemoea legend)
- the handsome young man (White Stone Canoe legend)
- the hunter (Iëna legend)
- the hunter (Jeebi legend)
- the hunter's child (Jeebi legend)
- the hunter's wife (Jeebi legend)
- the Indian (Eroneniera legend)
- the infant son (Wa-wa-be-zo-win legend)
- the king (Bosh-kwa-dosh legend)
- the king of beavers (Kwasind legend)
- the king of the fishes (Manabozho legend)
- the large black bear (Bosh-kwa-dosh legend)
- the large otter (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the large redheaded Woodpecker
- the large white bear (Iëna legend)
- the last of the friendly old Nocoes
- the leader of the people on the supposed island (Iosco legend)
- the little dog (Mukakee Mindemoea legend)
- the little orphan boy (Nezhik-e-wa-wa-sun legend)
- the local manito of the rock (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the lover of Panigwun's mother
- the lover of the daughter of Wawanosh
- the Lynx (Ojeeg Annung legend)
- the magician (Red Swan legend)
- the master of the ship (Iosco legend)
- the monstrous fish (Mishosha legend)
- the moon (Iosco legend)
- the moon (Manabozho legend)
- the Moose
- the mother of Manabozho
- the mother of O-na-wut-a-qut-o
- the mother of Odjibwa
- the mother of Panigwun
- the mother of Sheem
- the mother of the Red Head
- the mother of the young women (Enchanted Moccasins legend)
- the mother of Wabose
- the Mudjékewis, the king's son
- the muskrat (Manabozho legend)
- the old artificer (Manabozho legend)
- the old man (Mishemokwa legend)
- the old Manito (Mishemokwa legend)
- the old wolf (Manabozho legend)
- the old woman (Enchanted Moccasins legend)
- the old woman (Wa-wa-be-zo-win legend)
- the one next the youngest (Mishemokwa legend)
- the orphan boy (Wa-wa-be-zo-win legend)
- the other child (Iëna legend)
- the other successful adventurer (Iosco legend)
- the Otter
- the parents of Iëna's wife
- the parents of Ioscoda
- the parents of these two young men (Iosco legend)
- the person from the upper sky (Nezhik-e-wa-wa-sun legend)
- the poor Indian (Mon-daw-min legend)
- the powerful Manito (Bokwewa legend)
- the Prince of Serpents
- the rather elderly man (Iosco legend)
- the Red Swan
- the remaining dog (Mishemokwa legend)
- the rival (Manabozho legend)
- the second old man (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the second old man (Red Swan legend)
- the second wife of O-na-wut-a-qut-o
- the sister of Onwe Bahmondoong
- the sister of Sheem
- the sister of Wa-Dais-Ais-Imid
- the sixth giant (White Feather legend)
- the small duck (Manabozho legend)
- the small red squirrel (Ojeeg Annung legend)
- the son (Iëna legend)
- the son (Mukakee Mindemoea legend)
- the son of Odshedoph Waucheentongah
- the son of Ojeeg
- the son resembling Iëna
- the son-in-law (Wa-wa-be-zo-win legend)
- the sun (Iosco legend)
- the sun (Sun-Catcher legend)
- the sunfish (Manabozho legend)
- the tallest and stoutest fairy (Kwasind legend)
- the third old man (Red Swan legend)
- the tree (Manabozho legend)
- the tree (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the two strange females (Jeebi legend)
- the two young men (Iosco legend)
- the uncle (Nezhik-e-wa-wa-sun legend)
- the uncle of the young man (Peeta Kway legend)
- the uncle's wife (Nezhik-e-wa-wa-sun legend)
- the vain young man (Mishemokwa legend)
- the very beautiful young girl (White Stone Canoe legend)
- the voice-spirit (White Feather legend)
- the war-eagle (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the water-tiger (Wa-wa-be-zo-win legend)
- the white bird, the bird of Heaven
- the wicked spirit (Osseo legend)
- the wife of Iagoo
- the wife of Maujeekewis
- the wife of Odshedoph Waucheentongah
- the wife of Ojeeg
- the wife of the eldest brother (Red Swan legend)
- the wife of the Moose
- the wife's sister (Osseo legend)
- the Wolverine
- the woman (Eroneniera legend)
- the woodpecker who counselled Manabozho
- the Woodpecker’s eldest son
- the Woodpecker’s wife
- the yellow bear (Iëna legend)
- the young man (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- the young man (Peeta Kway legend)
- the young Moose
- the young woman (Mukakee Mindemoea legend)
- the younger aunt (Osseo legend)
- the younger brother of Panigwun
- the younger daughter of Mishosha
- the younger sister (Bosh-kwa-dosh legend)
- the younger sister (White Feather legend)
- the younger son (Addik Kum Maig legend)
- the youngest brother (Mishemokwa legend)
- their chief (Paup-puk-keewiss legend)
- Trout
- Wa-Dais-Ais-Imid
- Wabose
- Wabun
- Waupee
- Waupee's son
- Waupee's wife
- Wawanosh
- White Feather
- Wok-on-kahtohn-zooeyah-pee-kah-haitchee
- Wunzh