Myths of the Cherokee

a great Uktena serpent (Myth 64)

Role: serpent · First appears: Myth 64 · The Nest of the Tla'nuwa

Life events

  • The great Uktena serpent finished the young Tla'nuwas in the water.(Myth 64 · The Nest of the Tla'nuwa)
    • “where a great Uktena serpent that lived there finished them.”
  • The Tla'nuwas attacked the serpent, and his mate bit it to pieces.(Myth 64 · The Nest of the Tla'nuwa)
    • With: the Tla'nuwa (Myth 64) his mate (Myth 64)
    • “Then they darted straight downward, and while one seized the snake in his talons and flew far up in the sky with it, his mate struck at it and bit off piece after piece until nothing was left.”

Myth 64 · The Nest of the Tla'nuwa

  • enemies with the Tla'nuwa (Myth 64) “while one seized the snake in his talons and flew far up in the sky with it”
  • enemies with his mate (Myth 64) “his mate struck at it and bit off piece after piece until nothing was left”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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