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Mullo

Auch bekannt als: mulo, muli, mule
Folklore und MythenUntotEin schlechter Tod oder ein schlechtes Begräbnis

The mullo is the returning dead of Romani tradition. It is a revenant with a grievance, coming back for those who caused its death, skimped its funeral or kept its property. Protective measures concentrate on the corpse itself, which is pinned with metal and thorn before or after burial. It shares its methods, and the figure of the dhampir, with the vampire beliefs of the Balkans.12

Gegen ihn kämpfen
Herkunft
Romani
Was es auslöst
Ein schlechter Tod oder ein schlechtes Begräbnis
A sudden, unnatural death or a funeral not carried out properly.
Wie man einer wird
Someone who dies unnaturally, or whose relatives neglect the burial rites or keep the dead person's belongings instead of destroying them.
Intelligenz
Etwas Intelligenz
Schwachstellen
  • steel or iron needles driven into the corpse's heart at burial
  • pieces of steel in the mouth, over the eyes and ears and between the fingers
  • hawthorn in the sock or a hawthorn stake through the legs
  • boiling water poured on the grave
  • decapitation
  • burning
Feldnotizen

Was die Quellen sagen

1

The word means 'one who is dead'12

2

Described as dressed in white with hair down to the feet12

3

Strangles its victims and sucks their blood12

4

Usually targets the relative it holds responsible for its death or for a botched funeral12

5

A dhampir, the son of a mullo and his widow, can be hired to find it12

Quellen

  1. Mullo (vampire) - Wikipedia
  2. Vampire folklore by region - Wikipedia

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