The Circle of the Dragon

June 22, 2006 - A new Dragons of Fame section has been added, and it is called Sacred Texts in order to allow review of dragons who are recorded in Sacred Texts without a location. Dabbat, Damballah, King of Snakes (Serbian) ,and Monyohe have been added. The Bibliography has also been updated along with the Dragon Portal. My autobiography has also gotten a face lift.

In different parts of the world, the word dragon carries different connotation. Some claim the creature is an evil being sent by the Great Evil to harm mankind. Others tell tales about benevolent dragons who sacrificed themselves to save humans or human friends. Both disaster and bounty have followed in their wakes.

In the modern world, dragons have spread as a wild fire; both through the internet and through books, they've grown. Out of all the creatures in mythology, the dragon is one of the most present. Where did this creature come from? Why do so many mythologies tell the tale of at least one dragon? These mysteries have yet to be explained.

This site is here to help you unlock the mystery of the dragon, and I hope it can be informative as well as entertaining. I have now grouped the information for easier reading. Simply select one of the twelve sections that you wish to visit...

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