Legends Exchange Project

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  Times were turbulent in Aragon. Disputes were frequent between kings and princes. The village people were defenceless against the nobles´ misbehaviour. One day the gypsy called Estrella was accused of having cast a spell on a son of the nobleman Lope Artal. Because of this, she was condemned to die at the stake.    The pleadings of her daughter Azucena were useless and her mind was full of revenge. Desperation tore at Azucena. She slipped into the palace and because evil was always on the lurk, she went into the rooms where the nobleman´s children were sleeping. Azucena snached one of them from his cradle, wrapped him in her apron and fled. He was only a baby. When the execution came, Azucena picked the child up and went to the square. She threw the baby mercilessly onto the same pyre where her mother was burning.    In search of consolation, she ran home to hold her son in her arms. She only wanted to forget that fateful day. However, when...

  Tinder in Tea Legend   The pearl of Elazig folk dances, Çayda Çıra, is played in a dark place with hand-held plates and candles placed on plates. Various legends are told about the birth of this folk dance, which has a great role in the national and international promotion of Elazig and is almost a symbol. The most common of these legends is as follows: There is a wedding in a village on the banks of the Harıngit Stream, which separates Uluova from the middle. The son of one of the notables of this village is getting married. It is eaten, drunk, and enjoyed for days. It is now the last night of the wedding. The entertainment continues with all its enthusiasm and beauty. Suddenly the moon is eclipsed. This event is not interpreted very favorably. Those who attend the wedding interpret this as bad luck. The guests will be nervous. The joy of the wedding escapes, its enthusiasm freezes. The groom's mother, Pembe Hatun, is very upset about this situation. He collec...

  ROYAL  LIGHTHOUSE  WARDEN     1. There is a small village called Rozewie in the northernmost part of the Polish coast. There has been a lighthouse there for centuries, and its light has many times saved people’s lives, showing them the way to the shore or harbour.   2. In the old days  the king nominated a   young boy called Wit the Royal Lighthouse Warden . His duty was to make the lighthouse fire and watch it all night. Wit loved his occupation, he chopped wood, carried it from the forest and made the fire every day. He preferred being in the lighthouse to spending time with his peers in the village.   3. His duty was to light the fire every day before dusk and watch it until dawn. He was not allowed to fall asleep before sunset, and when he finally did, he was cradled by the wind and rustling of the waves hitting the stone wall surrounding the lighthouse.   4. In the village, behind the forest, lived ...