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Joukahainen

Joukahainen (Finnish pronunciation: [ˈjou̯kɑˌhɑi̯nen]) is a figure in Finnish mythology who appears as a rival or companion of Väinämöinen. There has been

Kalevala

Cantos 3–5: Väinämöinen encounters the jealous Joukahainen and they engage in a battle of song. Joukahainen loses and pledges his sister's hand in return

Väinämöinen

Väinämöinen were Ilmarinen, Hiisi, Soini, Liekiöinen and Kihovauhkonen. Joukahainen is also sometimes mentioned to be Väinämöinen's brother, though this

Sampo

this version, Väinämöinen and Joukahainen once went to Northlands to fetch the Sammas. When it was in their boat, Joukahainen told Väinämöinen to start singing

Vilkku Joukahainen

Vilhelm (Vilkku) Joukahainen (19 April 1879 – 27 March 1929; original surname Seppä) was a Finnish schoolteacher, journalist, poet and politician, born

Cantos of the Kalevala

Sowing by Joseph Alanen Canto III. – Väinämöinen and Joukahainen The Lapland youth Joukahainen believes he can sing better songs than Väinämöinen. He

Aino (character)

daughter" or "the only sister" (aino tyttönen, aino sisko). Her brother Joukahainen loses a singing contest to Väinämöinen and promises Aino's "hands and

List of culture heroes

Shen Menes Ptah-hotep Netjeru Tarchon Tyrrhenus Ilmarinen Lemminkäinen Joukahainen Väinämöinen Kaleva Kullervo Achaean Leaders Aristaeus Atreidai Abderus

Flyting

similar practice of kilpalaulanta (duel singing) to defeat his opponent Joukahainen. Beot Craic Senna Slam poetry Dozens Maternal insult Battle rap "Nicht

Baltic Finnic creation myths

partially forgotten and fragmented by the 19th century. In this version, Joukahainen shoots down Väinämöinen's horse, causing Väinämöinen to fall into the