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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
*[ | *[[wikipedia: Q%27ursha|Q'ursha]] originates from Georgian mythology. Based on the profile his old master seems to be Betkil, a mortal hunter who was trapped at the top of a mountain by his goddess lover after he cheated on her. | ||
*Zeskneli and Kveskneli are two worlds in Georgian myth, specifically the highest world where gods live and the underworld where demons live. | *Zeskneli and Kveskneli are two worlds in Georgian myth, specifically the highest world where gods live and the underworld where demons live. | ||