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Dragons of Fame: Yam-Nahar

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Yam-nahar1
Type/Species: Hydra, Sea Dragon
Origin: Canaanite Mythology

History: He fueded with his brother, Baal, god of fertility. Yam-Nahar was the god of the sea and rivers, and Baal disliked Yam-Nahar because he believed that El favored him.

This creature was said to be a sea dragon with seven heads. Yam-Nahar did not live very long, as Baal killed him when he was still young.

Symbolism: Baal is perhaps a symbol of jealousy.

Physical Description: It is said that, while this creature was a sea serpent, it also boasted seven heads.

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Footnotes
  1. Illiana the Golden Dragon (defunct)

For more information about these footnotes, please see the bibliography.

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