Aamon is a Grand Marquis of Hell and a prominent demon in the Ars Goetia, renowned as the demon of life and reproduction. He commands 40 infernal legions and possesses the ability to shape-shift, often appearing as a wolf with a serpent tail before assuming a human form. His unique dominion over life aspects distinguishes him within the infernal hierarchy and Western demonology.

Aamon

Abere is a demoness from Melanesian mythology known for her wild, untamed beauty. She dwells in remote marshes where her supernatural allure draws unsuspecting victims. With a mere glance, she triggers the growth of entangling reeds that trap and ultimately lead to their demise.

Abere

Abezethibou is a fallen angel and demon featured in the Testament of Solomon who serves as a strategist in Hell. He is marked by his single red wing, a remnant of his treachery during the War in Heaven. His influence extends to Earth, notably in Egypt, before his downfall in the Red Sea, with a promise of return for future chaos.

Abezethibou

Abonsam is a malevolent spirit from the Gold Coast region of West Africa, blamed for causing accidents and disease. Local shamans drive him into the sea using rituals involving prolonged silence and loud noises. His feared presence underscores the cultural significance of spiritual evil in Ghanaian folklore.

Abonsam

Abyzou is a female demon from Near Eastern and European folklore, infamous for causing miscarriages and infant mortality. Depicted with fish- or serpent-like attributes, she embodies ancient fears surrounding childbirth. Recognised in Coptic Egyptian and Byzantine traditions, her many names reflect a syncretic demonology spanning antiquity and the Early Middle Ages.

Abyzou

Agaliarept is a formidable demon general featured in occult texts like the Grimoirium Verum. He serves directly under Lucifer and shares his rank with Satanachia. Known for his uncanny ability to uncover secrets, he also commands a legion and co-rules the water-linked realm of Elelogap.

Agaliarept

Agares is a demon featured in various demonological grimoires and is recognised as a Duke of Hell. He is often depicted as an elderly man with a commanding presence, sometimes seen riding a crocodile. His abilities include inducing natural phenomena like earthquakes and commanding legions of infernal spirits.

Agares

Agnen is a malevolent evil spirit from Amazonian Tupinambá mythology, known for his pivotal role in the myth of the Twins. He devours one twin before being defeated by the other. His legend serves as a warning against the destructive power of unchecked malevolence.

Agnen

Agrat bat Mahlat is a demon from Jewish mythology, known for her malevolent and seductive nature. Often depicted as a powerful infernal spirit, she embodies the darker aspects of the supernatural. Her legacy endures in occult lore as a symbol of demonic seduction and eternal damnation.

Agrat bat Mahlat

Ahriman, also known as Angra Mainyu, is the personification of destructive evil in Zoroastrianism. As the primary adversary of Ahura Mazda and the Spenta Mainyu, he embodies chaos and malevolence. His existence is fundamental to the dualistic nature of Zoroastrian cosmology.

Ahriman

Aicha Qandicha is a notorious female jinn-like figure in Moroccan folklore known for her beguiling beauty and hybrid appearance. Depicted as a stunning young woman with the legs of a hoofed animal, she lurks near water sources. She seduces local men, only to drive them mad or cause their untimely demise.

Aisha Qandicha

Aitu are Polynesian spirits and lesser deities often associated with malevolence and misfortune. They manifest variably, sometimes appearing as ghostly figures, animals, or even as ancestral tribes. Their multifaceted roles reflect the complex cultural tapestry of Polynesian mythology, spanning both protective and destructive influences.

Aitu

Ajatar is an evil female spirit from Finnish folklore. She is known for her malevolent, supernatural presence and curse abilities. Her ethereal, shape-shifting nature and immortality make her a formidable figure in myth.

Ajatar

Akerbeltz is a mythological billy goat spirit from Basque folk traditions, revered as an ancient protector of animals. It is distinguished by its black appearance and is accompanied by a host of elf servants. Over time, Christian interpretations have transformed Akerbeltz into a demonic figure, associated with malevolent acts.

Akerbeltz

Akhkhazu, also known as Ahhazu, is a female demon from Akkadic mythology who later became part of Babylonian myth. Despite her name's masculine linguistic form, her nature is distinctly female and marked by malevolence. Known as 'the seizer', she brings fever and plagues to those she afflicts.

Akhkhazu

Akurojin-no-hi is a ghostly flame from the folklore of Mie Prefecture, Japan. It appears on rainy nights along desolate roads. Encountering it without fleeing results in grave illness, marking it as a harbinger of misfortune.

Akurojin-no-hi

The Ala is a female weather demon from Balkan folklore known for directing destructive hail clouds and consuming children. Exhibiting a variable, shape-shifting form, she can appear as a black wind, humanlike figure, dragon, or raven. Despite her malevolence, those who earn her favour may receive protection and prosperity.

Ala (demon)

Al Ana is a female fatal spirit from Turkic folklore known for her eerie presence. She is said to haunt thickets near rivers, streams, and lakes. Her spectral nature and malevolent disposition make her a feared figure in the natural landscapes of Central Asia.

Al Ana

Al Basty is an ancient female spirit rooted in Caucasus folklore and Sumerian mythology. She personifies guilt and haunts those burdened by remorse. Her name, derived from Turkic words meaning 'red' and 'pressure', symbolises the oppressive weight of guilt.

Al Basty

Alloces is a demon duke featured in several demonological grimoires. He is depicted variably as a fire-breathing, lion-headed soldier or as a spear-toting knight. He imparts forbidden knowledge in astronomy and liberal sciences while commanding legions of demons.

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