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The legend of Shahmeran Mesopotamia half snake half human


Şahmeran is a legendary creature in the mythologies of Anatolia, Mesopotamia, and the Middle East, depicted as having the upper body of a human and the lower body of a snake. Its name means "the king of snakes," and it is described in stories as a wise, kind-hearted, and peaceful figure. According to the legend, Şahmeran is the queen of snakes and lives underground in a dazzlingly beautiful cave with her serpents. This cave is a fairy-tale-like place, adorned with crystals and filled with light. Şahmeran possesses knowledge of the secrets of nature and the mysteries of medicine. Her wisdom stems from her mastery of the healing powers of plants and nature. For this reason, Şahmeran is depicted as a figure who does not harm humans but instead strives to heal them. Şahmeran does not trust human greed and betrayal, which is why she chooses to live hidden underground. Her legend is also seen as a symbol of the relationship between humans and snakes. The existence of Şahmeran is regarded as a metaphor for preserving the balance of nature and wisdom. In tales, Şahmeran represents values such as friendship and loyalty. Beyond being a mythological figure, she is a symbol of goodness and knowledge for humanity.