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Have you heard similar "giant" stories from other cultures (like the Fomorians of Ireland or the Titans of Greece)? Drop a comment below. 👇
In Karen mythology, Shu Thayu wasn't just a big man. He was a primordial force, a giant of immense strength and wild appetite who roamed the earth before modern humans truly established their order. The most famous story involves Shu Thayu and his great rival, Shu Yaw . These two giants were locked in an eternal argument—usually over a beautiful woman or who was the stronger of the two. shu thayu
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#Mythology #Myanmar #KarenCulture #Folklore #ShuThayu #Giants #HpaAn #TravelStories A misty photo of the Zwegabin mountain in Kayin State, Myanmar, or a close-up of the "giant's footprint" rock formation. Have you heard similar "giant" stories from other
