Myths of the Cherokee

Haweñni'o

Also known as: the Thunder / the Thunder-god · Role: Thunder-god · First appears: Myth 94 · Hatcinoñdoñ's Escape from the Cherokee

Life events

  • While Hatcinoñdoñ slept in the second canebrake, two Sky People took him above the sky vault to Haweñni'o, the Thunder-god, who fed him and told him to have his warriors stop fighting and go home.(Myth 94 · Hatcinoñdoñ's Escape from the Cherokee)
    • With: Hatcinoñdoñ
    • “He went in and there sat Haweñni'o, the Thunder-god.”

Myth 94 · Hatcinoñdoñ's Escape from the Cherokee

  • recipient: Hatcinoñdoñ “He rose and brought half a cake of bread, half of a wild apple, and half a pigeon.”

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