Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
A bilingual atlas of myth and lineage
Mythograph presents interactive family trees for mythological traditions in Persian and English, with a Jungian archetype layer.
- For
- Readers exploring mythological traditions and archetypes
- Worth noticing
- The Buddhist section describes its structure as emanation and transmission, not a family tree of blood relations.
Field notes
The homepage organizes material by tradition and gives each section its own entry count, from 121 for Egypt to 297 for Hindu mythology. Buddhist material is framed differently: the page describes a structure of emanation and transmission, including cosmic Buddhas, bodhisattvas, and Chan and Tibetan lineages. A separate library section identifies source texts and says Schweizer’s book on the Amduat is available in a complete Persian translation, either chapter by chapter or in one file.
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