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The shores of all inland waters were considered to be particularly dangerous places for all bathers, fishers and drifters. Why? Because there were often drownings and unfortunate accidents. And it was the souls of those who died tragically in the water that became an Utopce or Topielce (the name varies depending on the region).

All of this being said, offerings and bribes could win over the demon’s favor. Friendly Latawiecs could direct winds to be calmer or to help windmills, and they could also become house spirits. This dynamic made them be considered more neutral than evil, despite the harm they could do. What is number one? Dragons, of course! These mythical creatures, appearing in legends and stories for centuries, now found their way into literature, films and games around the world. However, as you may know, these fire-breathing monsters, gifted with high intelligence, magic, knowledge of human speech, are not a Polish creation. So why are they at the top of the list of the most terrifying Polish folklore creatures? Because, as is the case with many common European monsters, Polish folklore includes several dragons that are genuinely ours. The latter way was also used by Vilas – the south-Slavic equivalent of a Rusalka. However, these were rather capricious than cruel – sometimes they blinded the men they encountered, and sometimes they were able to help them get married. However, they would always put the man to the test and tempt him with their beautiful young bodies. 13. Utopiec, Yopielec, Vodnik The flower had magical powers that made dream come true as long as he didn’t share his good fortune.Wytnij żagle latawca z materiału, najlepiej z lekkiego, ale mocnego i odporne na przeciągi tkaniny (np. ripstop nylon). Leszek Czarny found the dream to be prophetic and decided to fight further his enemies. He won and released the captives. Among the many demons in Polish folklore, there is a benevolent character called Skarbnik who is a friendly mythological figure. By Krystian Hasterok - Own work, CC BY 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Subterranean_Skansen_Guido_Zabrze_08.jpg Bernardo B. N. Strassburg, Rafael Feltran-Barbieri, Alvaro Iribarrem, Renato Crouzeilles & Agnieszka E. Latawiec

Ecosystem Services and Management programme, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Laxenburg, A-2361, Austria According to folklorists, the reason why these creatures are presented in the common nature surroundings of people is that in the past conditions in nature were so harsh that people focused stores on the hardships that they had to face and overcome. It is believed that the brave king’s life ended in the mountain Giewont which forms a great part of the Tatra mountains and that if one looks at it from far, they will see the head of the King and his knights. Reportedly, in the early history of Poland, the banks of the river Vistula were lined with tiny wooden huts where farmers lived.Latawiec, który proponujemy zrobić w domu, należy do grupy latawców płaskich – najprostszych do wykonania. W opisie „Jak zrobić latawiec’’ podpowiadamy i pokazujemy, co i w jakiej kolejności wykonać, żeby zrealizować kolejne etapy zadania. Hong-Sen Yan: Reconstruction designs of lost ancient Chinese machinery.Dordrecht:Springer,2007,s.271. ISBN 978-1-4020-6459-3. Suddenly, a fairy came up to him and told him to go to the forest and find the flower of the fern which blossomed only on that night. Sim S. Sarak Sim S., Cheang Ch. Yarin Cheang Ch., Khmer Kites, Cambodia: Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, 2002 . brak strony (książka) Gniezno was the first capital of Poland and the name meant “home” or “nest” while the white eagle stood as a symbol of power and pride. 8. The Legend of Sir Twardowski and the Devil