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To a site dedicated to the mythical beast- the dragon.

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A to Z Famous Dragons

* Abraxas
* Akhekhu
* Amphiptere
* Amphishaend
* Anata Bogs/Anantaboga
* Apalala
* Aspidochelone
* Apohis/Apep
* Azhi Dahaki
* Bahamut
* Beowulf's Dragon
* Brinsop Dragon
* Crick
* Dendon
* Drachenstein
* Eingana
* Fafnir
* Galeru
* George's Dragon
* The Henham Dragon

* Hatuibwari
* Hydra
* Jormungandr
* Kalseru
* Kraken
* Rahu & Ketu
* The Knucker
* Ladon
* Leviathan
* The Laidley Wyrm (Worm)
* The Lambton Wyrm (Worm)
* Manasa
* The Legend of Master Stoorworm
* Assipatte
* Naga
* Nithhogr
* O'Goncho
* Piasa
* Quetzalcoatl
* Rainbow Serpent
* Salamander

* Scylla
* Serpent of Koshi
* Shen Lung
* Sirrush
* Smaug
* Tiamat
* Tarrarque
* Typhon
* Uwibami
* Vasuki
* Whiro
* Worm
* Wyvern
* Y Ddraig Goch
* Yofune-Nushi
* Yong
* Zu



	The appearance of dragons in mythology is rich and vast crossing all cultural boundaries and appearing in all cultures from the Orient to Europe and even South American. Many of these myths possess common themes such as a hero or god overcoming a beast which is often shown to be serpent-like in appearance in the progress of creating the world or its destruction. The dragon often times represents evil, chaos, cruelty and destruction, a force to be overcome, dominated, controlled or destroyed. Since dragons often symbolized evil and primeval chaos in earlier stories, they are often linked with sea, water, and storms. I hope to provide here a listing of the various dragons that appear in mythology,as well as links to read more on these creatures, and please if a particular dragon of mythology is missing, please send the imformation to discoverdragons@yahoo.com and I will gladly add it to the site. Thank you and please enjoy the site.