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It‘s the most fearsome story of all, it is based on true events. In the 16th century Kateřina Bechyňová was on Karlštejn castle. She killed 14 people a horrible way. Murdered girls spook people at the castle as White ladies.

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Just outside  the historic center of Ascoli Piceno, where the banks on the river Castellano have firm and close buttresses, is the famous Cecco's bridge; its construction is attributed, by a legend, to Cecco from Ascoli.
It dates back to the 1 st century B.C.
It was built using large blocks of travertine and stone; the bridge, connected to the Porta Maggiore area, thanks to its harmonious lines and proportions, reveals the typical characteristics of Roman monuments.
The most fascinating thing about this bridge is the medieval legend that concerns it... it was built by the poet and astrologer Cecco from Ascoli with the help of the devil in a single night!
Actually, the name Cecco almost certainly refers to Mastro Cecco Aprutino.
In 1349, Galeotto I Malatesta commissioned him to restructure this bridge due to the precarious conditions in which it was.
The obscure and fatal legend wants to attribute its realization to Cecco d'Ascoli and his supernatural powers because of the fame that the poet had since he was born. It seems, in fact, that even his birthplace is shrouded in an aura of mystery and esotericism.
It is said that his mother, who used to attend orgiastic parties in honor of the goddess Ancharia, gave birth to him right on the lawn where the sanctuary dedicated to the goddess was.
The poet and philosopher's interest in astrology and astronomy contributed to his fame as an alchemist and necromancer with magical powers and an expert in the occult sciences.
The bridge was built in 1269.
Whatever happened, Cecco's bridge, set in luxuriant vegetation, is still there, suspended between reality and legend, to teel us a long and tormented story.

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Chiola Castle is one oldest and best preserved manors in Abruzzo. It's in Loreto Aprutino' in the province of Pescara and it has got a magical atmosphere.
The Chiola Castle dates back to the 9th century and over the  centuries it has been a barracks and a hospital as well as a fortress.The ghost of Sharan lives there.
She was a beautiful Creole girl, who lived at court in the early eighteenth century and committed suicide to escape the advances of Count Savelli.
According to legend' the beautiful Sharan would have thrown herself from the tower of the castle. Her ghost whould have been trapped within these walls ever since. Some tourist heard Sharan screaming and crying.

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The trasgu is the best known being of Asturian mythology.
It is a domestic goblin, very lively and cheeky.
It is small and lame; he has dark skin, wears red clothes and a pointy red hat.
He has a hole in his left hand.
When he is angry he enters the houses at night and breaks objects or changes their position; but if he is happy he does house chores.

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Azzurrina was playing a ball while a storm raged outside.
According to the guards' report the girl chased the ball that fell from the ladder intro to the basement icebox in order to recover it.
Having heard a scream, the guards went into the room, but they didn't find any trace of the child or the ball and her body wasn't found, too.
Legend says that the little girl's ghost  is still in the castle, she returns to make her voices heard every 5 years.

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She was once a beautiful actress named Laura who performed at the Theatre. She had many admirers, as she was very charming and very beautiful. Her husband was jealous of her beauty and it was her beauty and his jealous that in the end killed her. She was
very much in love with a rich count that wished to win her hand and her heart away from her husband. Her husband was suspicious about whereabouts and after questioning her he decides to cut off her head. She now spends looking for her head. She is frightening but not dangerous.

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The child of wealthy nobelman fell in love with poor knight. Her father refused to give his consent for marriage and she was to be sent to live in St. Agnes
convent. The night before her transfer she decided to follow her heart and meth with her beloved. But her father was waiting for her outside who in outrage stabbed her for shaming him. It is known that the ghost once appeared to a girl who
wished to poison herself because of an unhappy and poor love
affair. The Murdered Nun grabbed the poison from the
depressed girl’s hand and placed a bag of coins in it instead,
enabling her to live a happy and prosperous life with her true
love.

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Polednice makes herself evident in the middle of hot summer days, takes the form of dust clouds and carries a scythe . She will stop people in the field to ask them difficult questions or engage them in conversation. If anyone fails to answer a question or tries to change the subject, she will cut off their head or strike them with illness. She was useful in scaring children away from valuable crops.

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It lived in graveyards and ruins. It was tall, fairy and was a nightmare for passengers and hunters. But there was a fact that it gave no harm to children.  In contrary, it loved and saved children.

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One of the city’s most popular legends is the story of the Golem of Prague. During the reign of Rudolf II, Rabbi Judah Loew created the golem to protect the Jewish quarter of the city and its citizens.

At this time the majority of Prague Jewish people were being attacked and they went about their days in fear, until the Golem came.

He was made of clay from the banks of the Vltava River.

Following a religious ritual the giant Golem was created, only to be awakened by special incantations in Hebrew spoken by his maker.

After an incantation the Golem would awake and he would do the biddings only of his maker, which included protecting the Jewish people in the Prague Ghetto.
Rabbi Loew placed the Hebrew word ‘emet’ (truth) on the Golem’s forehead. As the Golem grew stronger with each incantation he also grew increasingly violent and started killing people.
Some people says this was due to a broken heart, but no one will never know.

Rabbi Loew was then promised that violence against the Jewish population would come to an end if the Rabbi would destroy the massive scary Golem.
Rabbi Loew removed the letter ‘e’ from ‘emet’ changing the word ‘truth’ to ‘death’ , this ended the giant’s life.

The Golem now appears very rarely.

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The xanas are water fairies and nature spirits in the shape of a beatiful woman. They keep great treasures and live in caves and fountains. They only can be seen at dawn or dusk, specially in st John´s night.
The xanas are thin, medium hight and blond with green eyes. They wear long skirts.
They protect lovers and punish their infidelities

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It's huge, magical, sometimes funny but sometimes imposing. In general these kind of genies are those who mhelp people within folk stories. This character belongs not only to Arabic culture but also to Anatolian and middle eastern cultures.

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Its a kind of snake, similar to a Chinese dragon, with terrifying eyes and the wings of a bat.
It keeps treasures, lives in caves in the forest and eats men and cattle.
Its very popular in stories and songs.

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