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Below you will find links to some native legends that I have made just for you. 
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" A Cheyenne blanket "

A Pawnee legend
There was once a Pawnee boy who went off on the war path...

" A gust of wind "

A Ojibway legend.
Before there was a man, two women....

" Adventures of Great Rabbit "

Algonquian legend telling why the big wildcat has a short, stumpy tail and is called a bobcat.

* Glooskap and Malsum *

Algonquian creation and myth legend about mother earth and her two sons.

" Arrow Boy "

A Cheyenne legend, why from that time forth, owing to the medicine arrows, the Cheyenne had plenty to eat and great powers.

* Case of the severed head *

A Cheyenne legend .... starting like this ... Once in a lonely lodge there lived a man..

* Grandmother Spider steals the sun *

Cherokee legend telling that Spider Woman brought not only the sun to the Cherokee, but fire with it.

Cherokee legend and lore of the Little People called "Yundi Tsundi".

* A contest for wives *

The Cochiti story and legend how Old Man Beaver and Old Coyote became as good neighbors as ever.

* Falling Star *

Cheyenne legend
From that moment on, the good Cheyennes were able to kill many buffalo and they had plenty of buffalo meat for all their needs.

* Blood Clot *

Ute legend about a baby who is born from a clot of buffalo blood.

* Brave Woman Counts Coup *

Sioux legend. Brave Woman never took a husband, and she never ceased to mourn for Little Eagle.

* Earth making *

A cherokee legend.
This version is unusual because it refers to the sun as "he".

* A fish story *

Tewa legend.
The tragedy that occurred at O-Ke-owin forced our people to move to Xun ochute, which is now San Juan.

* Dreamcatcher legend *

A Lakota spiritual leader had a vision about a spider...

Wonderful page with a lot of legends and lore from diferent native American Nations.

The history of a civilization was passed down from generation to generation by legends and stories.
Here is a lot of them.

Very interesting page with a lot of legends of the bear.

A very good and long list of legends from numerous Native Nations.

Download this E book "Old Indian Legends" written by Zitkala Sa for free in Adobe format.

The difference between the terms Legends, folktale and myth.