Agasou
Haitian Vodou · deity · Haitian Vodou traditional religion; continuing · Recorded classification
HE IS AN ANCESTOR WHO WAS RAISED TO DIVINITY, which is a category this schema has no field for and which the type vocabulary again cannot express - the escalation lane 26 opened, in a third tradition. THE LEOPARD IS NOT INGESTED: an animal identified by its role in a mating is not a figure, the rejection this programme has applied to Kanthaka, five horses, two hounds and Balder's foal.
Domains
- ancestry
- rada nation
- guardianship of tradition
- royalty of dahomey
Relations
- born of: AligbonuIn-batch and reciprocated. Written as a RELATION and not as parentIds: his father in the source is a leopard, which is not a record and will not become one, and a single seeded parent would make the corpus compute a descent the sources do not describe.Reference treatment of Agasou: Agasou, formerly a king of Dahomey, is an ancestor said to have been raised up to divinity, a vodun who guards the old traditions of Dahomey in the West African Vodun religion and a Rada lwa of Haitian Vodou; he is the product of a divine mating, his mother being the princess Aligbonu, who is said to have mated with a leopard and so to have given birth to him. (secondary)
Sources
- Formerly a king of Dahomey, an ancestor said to have been raised up to divinity: a vodun who guards the old traditions of Dahomey in the West African Vodun religion and a Rada lwa of Haitian Vodou, the product of a divine mating, his mother being the princess Aligbonu, who is said to have mated with a leopard.: Reference treatment of Agasou: Agasou, formerly a king of Dahomey, is an ancestor said to have been raised up to divinity, a vodun who guards the old traditions of Dahomey in the West African Vodun religion and a Rada lwa of Haitian Vodou; he is the product of a divine mating, his mother being the princess Aligbonu, who is said to have mated with a leopard and so to have given birth to him. (secondary)