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Encyclopedia > Tloka


The Tloka in Polish mythology is the spirit of neighborly compassion which compels you to put aside disagreements to come to the aid of a community member in financial trouble or help a neighbor repair a damaged home.


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Moshoeshoe I - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1035 words)
After repulsing another British attack in 1852, Moshoeshoe sent an appeal to the British commander that allowed him to save face.
After a final defeat of the Tloka in 1853, Moshoeshoe reigned supreme.
However, the British pulled out of the region in 1854, causing the de facto formation of two independent states: the Boer Orange Free State and the Sotho Kingdom.
Szablon górski (435 words)
Birds are the sacred symbol of community, of tloka.
It is the return each spring of the bocian, or stork, that signals rebirth.
About 2000 BC, when the double headed axe actually came to be manufactured, this weapon became in Old European traditions the weapon of females, not males.In runic symbolism, butterflies represent frivolity, soul's ascent to immortality, freedom
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