Coyote (koh-YOH-tee)

Amerindian Deity & Aetherkin

Coyote

She

Them

Coyote is an aetherial being known across many Indigenous cultures and tribes throughout North America. His golden fur and piercing eyes are as striking as his wit and cunning nature. Revered and sometimes feared, Coyote is a master of transformation and deception, able to shift forms and roles at will. He is often depicted as both a wise teacher and a mischievous prankster, embodying the duality of wisdom and folly. In Navajo (Diné) mythology, Coyote is Ma'ii, a pivotal figure in many creation stories and moral tales. The Hopi people also recount numerous stories where Coyote's antics teach lessons about life, community, and the natural world. Among the Crow, he is a clever trickster who outwits both humans and other spirits, while in Zuni tales, his actions often bring about unintended consequences that lead to greater understanding. Coyote's presence transcends tribal boundaries, highlighting common themes of adaptability, intelligence, and the unpredictable nature of life. Despite his tricks and schemes, Coyote's stories often convey deep truths about human nature, resilience, and the importance of balance between chaos and order. Now, Coyote wanders the mystical realm of Tir na nOg alongside Raven, his partner in both love and mischief. Together, they roam the land, delighting in harmless pranks and exploring the beauty of this enchanted world. Their bond brings joy and laughter to all who encounter them, as they revel in the freedom and wonder of their eternal journey.

Relationships

Coyote

Partner

Towards Raven

Raven

Partner

Towards Coyote

Current Location

Tír na nÓg

Species

Beings: Divine

Ethnicity

Atsilv Aniyvwiya

Other Ethnicities/Cultures

Inuit

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Tacaí

Date of Birth

Kelzinho

Parents

Primordial Forces

Spouses

Raven (Partner)

Siblings

Children

Gaagii

Sex

Fluid

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Appears in...

Adanvdo Ahisdi