Myths of the Cherokee

the daughter of the South

Role: daughter of the South · First appears: Myth 70 · The Bride from the South

In Myth 70, The North fell in love with the daughter of the South and wanted to marry her. They married, and he took his bride to his country. At last, he sent her home to her parents, including the South.

Relationship record

Life events

  • The North fell in love with the daughter of the South and wanted to marry her.(Myth 70 · The Bride from the South)
    • With: The North
    • “he finally fell in love with the daughter of the South and wanted to marry her.”
  • They married, and The North took his bride to his country.(Myth 70 · The Bride from the South)
    • With: The North
    • “They were married and he took his bride to his own country”
  • The North sent his wife home to her parents.(Myth 70 · The Bride from the South)
    • With: The North
    • “at last he had to send her home to her parents.”

Myth 70 · The Bride from the South

  • admirer: The North “The North went traveling, and after going far and meeting many different tribes he finally fell in love with the daughter of the South and wanted to marry her.”
  • married with The North “They were married and he took his bride to his own country”
  • parent: the South “the daughter of the South”

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