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The Dragon Haven
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Stories of fire-breathing dragons vary throughout diffrent cultures. The English fairy tale "The Loathsome Dragon" tells of the kind Princess Margaret, who is transformed into a hideous dragon by her evil stepmother, the queen. |
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A legendary reptilian monster similar in form to a crocodile but with wings, huge claws, and fiery breath. Dating from about 2000 BC, a dragon was considered a symbol for destruction and evil. The Greeks and Romans believed that they had the ability to understand and to teach mortals the secrets of the earth. Because of this duality, destruction and positive influence, it was often adopted as a military emblem. The ancient Celtic considered the dragon a symbol of sovereignty. |
Sheer Beauty...
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The Azure Dragon
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There are many different types of dragons in Chinese mythology. Most of them are known as both generous and wise. Some represent good luck. The Azure Dragon is the most powerful Chinese dragon. A spiritual dragon, he controls the weather. |
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