Indian mythology: The Goddess of the Night

in the era of the flood of the universe, day and night, no one can sleep.

and a man known as the oracle was told that the goddess of the night was taken over by the snake sulugugu and her relatives.

so he said to his people, "i'll go and get the night back for you!" he went on the road with bows and arrows to the dark and humid home of sulugu, and said to her, "will you let me trade my bows and arrows for the goddess of night?" "i don't even have a hand.

how can i use a bow?" sulugugu's laughing.

i can't.

i had to look for something else.

soon he brought a bell and said to her, "what's up? i'll give you the bell and you give me back the night goddess!" sulugugu said, "i don't have a foot, you can tie the bell to my tail so that i can ring it when i need it!" from then on, as soon as the swirling snake gets angry, he shakes his tail and sends a warning.

however, sulugugu did not wish to give up the goddess of the night.

so he decided to find some poison, and perhaps suluguko will need it.

true, as soon as he heard about the poison, he changed his face and said, "it's a deal, take it for the night." she put the night goddess in the cradle and gave it to the original.

the ancients saw him come from the garden of sulugugu, with a basket, and came and asked, "did you really bring the goddess of the night?" “bring it back,” said the former saying, “but sulugugu had said that before reaching the house, the moon must not be lifted”.

his partners, however, have pursued each other.

she's screaming to see what the night goddess looks like.

he finally broke the deal and opened the basket.

and the day when the goddess of the night came forth from it, the heavens and the earth became dark, and they saw not the image of the goddess.

but darkness has surrounded the way home, and people are afraid of the extreme, screaming, running around and leaving only one of them alone in the darkness.

he shouted, "the moon, where are you?" at that time, the relatives of sulugugu surrounded the zararak, the sister of sulugugu, who bit his feet hard.

he thought it was zaraq's bite, and he said, "zaraq, wait, my partner will come to you for revenge." then he died.

then the moon rose and the goddess of the night was taken by the snakes.

the pals of the originals covered his body with juice and the originals survived.

the zoran again brought large quantities of poison to sulugu in exchange.

sulugugou, in order to cause people to seek revenge for her sister, searched all the ugly things in the world, pouring on the clothes of the goddess of the night with the blackness of the japanese trees.

that is why every night we feel sore backs and tight throats; that is, ugly things always breed at night。