Klang
Semang · numen · primordial / perpetual · Recorded classification
Klang, the hawk, is a theriomorphic being of the Semang divine genealogy: the brother of the goddesses Jamoi, the divine wife elsewhere called Manoid, and Jalang, and a child of Ag-ag the crow. His hawk form pairs with the crow form of the parent in this small bird-shaped family from which the goddesses of the pantheon descend.
Parentage
- parent: Ag-ag
Relations
- sibling: JalangKlang the hawk is the brother of the goddesses Jalang and Jamoi, all children of Ag-ag the crow.Evans, Ivor H. N. (1937). The Negritos of Malaya. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p. 149. (secondary); 'Jalang', Encyclopedia Mythica (pantheon.org, ed. M. F. Lindemans, 1997-2004), citing Evans (1937), p. 149. (secondary)
Sources
- Klang the hawk is the brother of the goddesses Jamoi (Manoid) and Jalang, a child of Ag-ag the crow, in the divine genealogy of the Semang.: Evans, Ivor H. N. (1937). The Negritos of Malaya. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p. 149. (secondary); 'Jalang', Encyclopedia Mythica (pantheon.org, ed. M. F. Lindemans, 1997-2004), citing Evans (1937), p. 149. (secondary)