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Headless Mule

The Headless Mule (Portuguese: mula sem cabeça, .mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}pronounced [ˈmulɐ ˈsẽj kɐˈbesɐ]) is a mythical character in Brazilian folklore.

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Country
Brazil
Details
A cursed woman transformed into a headless, fiery mule due to a grave sin, often adultery with a priest. Known for loud neighing, sulfuric odor, and fiery manifestations.
First attested
1940s
Folklore
Brazilian folklore
Grouping
Mythical creature
Habitat
Crossroads, Parishes, open fields

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The curse

Headless priest

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Headless Mule

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples51
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
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Headless Mule

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related to Popular culture · 15
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related to Origins and occurrence · 12
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related to External links · 7
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related to The curse · 6
Headless Mule → According, Brazilian, By, Depending, Mule, Transformation
Country · 1
Headless Mule → Brazil
Details · 1
Headless Mule → A cursed woman transformed into a headless, fiery mule due to a grave sin, often adultery with a priest. Known for loud neighing, sulfuric odor, and fiery manifestations.
First attested · 1
Headless Mule → 1940s
Folklore · 1
Headless Mule → Brazilian folklore
Grouping · 1
Headless Mule → Mythical creature
Habitat · 1
Headless Mule → Crossroads, Parishes, open fields

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mule headless woman priest curse bridle sin brazilian mula sem cabeça muladona portuguese case fiery mythical also references cursed adultery

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Headless MuleCountryBrazil1.00infobox
Headless MuleDetailsA cursed woman transformed into a headless, fiery mule due to a grave sin, often adultery with a priest. Known for loud neighing, sulfuric odor, and fiery manifestations.1.00infobox
Headless MuleFirst attested1940s1.00infobox
Headless MuleFolkloreBrazilian folklore1.00infobox
Headless MuleGroupingMythical creature1.00infobox
Headless MuleHabitatCrossroads, Parishes, open fields1.00infobox
Headless MuleOther nameMula sem cabeça (Portuguese)1.00infobox
Headless MuleRegionall Brazilian states1.00infobox
Headless MuleSimilar entitiesHeadless Horseman, Muladona, Sihuanaba1.00infobox
Headless MuleSub groupingShapeshifter, Ghostly entity1.00infobox
Headless Muleis amonster in Brasilis Field0.90text
Headless Mulerelated to External linksPicture0.60section

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