Hainuwele

Hainuwele, "Gadis Kelapa", adalah sebuah figur dari cerita rakyat Wemale dan Alune dari pulau Seram di Kepulauan Maluku, Indonesia. Ceritanya adalah mitos asal usul.[1]

Hainuwele
Dewa yang menciptakan tumbuhan sayur-sayuran utama
Hainuwele mengeluarkan berak yang berwujud barang-barang berharga.
AfiliasiMitos asal usul, Phosop
KediamanSeram
SimbolBunga kelapa
Kendaraannone
Orang tuaAmeta (ayah)
Bunga kelapa


Referensi
  1. The Oxford Companion to World Mythology - Hainuwele

Bacaan tambahan
  • Darlington, Beth The Myth of Hainuwele: Metamorphosis of a Maiden Goddess, Pacifica Graduate Institute, 1991
  • Eliade, Mircea. Myth and Reality. 1963.
  • Jensen, Adolf E., Myth and Cult among Primitive Peoples, translated by Marianna Tax Choldin and Wolfgang Weissleder (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1963).
  • Prager, Michael "Half-Men, Tricksters and Dismembered Maidens: The Cosmological Transformation of Body and Society in Wemale Mythology", École des hautes études, No. 174, (April–June 2005), pp. 103–124. JSTOR 40661536.

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