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Quỷ nhập tràng

又稱: quy nhap trang, demon entering the corpse
民間傳說與神話不死生物奔跑惡魔或邪靈

Quỷ nhập tràng is the Vietnamese belief that a fresh corpse can be occupied by a malevolent spirit and get up. The standard trigger is a black cat jumping across the body, which is why Vietnamese wakes traditionally keep the coffin under constant watch. The risen dead is hungry, strange and hostile, and collapses into advanced decay once exorcised. It is Vietnam's native form of the reanimated corpse.12

來對戰
起源
Vietnamese
越南
成因
惡魔或邪靈
An evil spirit takes over a newly dead body, classically when a black cat jumps over the corpse or coffin.
如何變成它
A cat leaps over the body before burial; in another version spirits seize the body of someone weak and dying.
移動方式
奔跑
The corpse sits up or gets to its feet and chases the living.
智力
有些智力
弱點
  • never leaving the coffin unattended during the wake, so no cat can cross it
  • an exorcist, who drives the spirit out
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資料來源怎麼說

1

The name describes a demon entering a corpse12

2

The possessed person may seem to have recovered and pass among the living for days12

3

It gives itself away by odd behaviour and a craving for raw blood or live animals12

4

When the spirit is expelled the body rots at once, as though dead for days12

5

Sceptics suggest the stories began with people wrongly declared dead who woke at their own funerals12

6

The same fear of cats near the dead occurs in Chinese jiangshi lore12

你跑得贏它嗎？

速度等級依據資料來源的描述（奔跑），不是實際測量。

你，走路 大約5公里／小時
你，慢跑 大約10公里／小時
全力衝刺的健康成人 大約24公里／小時
Quỷ nhập tràng 大約24公里／小時
騎得飛快的單車騎士 大約37公里／小時

資料來源

  1. Ghosts and demons in Vietnamese folklore - TheSmartLocal Vietnam
  2. Cat Over the Coffin - USC Digital Folklore Archives

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