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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-07-23 · 30 entries checked · 15 flagged · 28 issues confirmed · 15 corrected · 13 still open
Susanoo — "Yachimawari" is not a recognized child of Susanoo in the standard Kojiki or Nihon Shoki canon (likely a confusion with Yashimajinumi or Yachihiko).
Susanoo — Ōkuninushi is traditionally recorded as Susanoo's son-in-law (husband of Suseri-hime) rather than grandson in the primary Kojiki narrative.
Lugh — Tailtiu is traditionally Lugh's foster-mother (nochtair), not his stepmother; she was the wife of High King Eochaid mac Eirc and died from exhaustion clearing the land for him.
Lugh — The festival of Lughnasadh was established by Lugh in memory of Tailtiu following her death, rather than 'in his honor,' though it bears his name (Assembly of Lugh).
Cú Chulainn — The entry incorrectly includes vultures as birds of prey descending upon him; established Irish mythology canon specifies an eagle or raven, and vultures are not native to Ireland.
Cú Chulainn — The entry inaccurately states Cú Chulainn was slumping when the birds descended; canonically he remained bound standing upright until death, with the bird's arrival signaling his demise rather than coinciding with a slump.
Manannán mac Lir — The entry truncates 'Isle of Man' to 'Isle of Ma', incorrectly naming the island.
Brigid — The entry claims canonical texts do not describe Brigid breathing fire; however, the Lebor Gabála Érenn explicitly states that 'two fires' (interpreted as flames) issued from her head when she was born.
Brigid — The entry asserts that the legend of two oxen pulling her chariot causing the land to flourish is unsupported by standard canon; this is a factual error, as the Lebor Gabála Érenn specifically records that Brigid owned two oxen (or cows) whose grazing caused t
Horus — STATS lists Hathor as 'Mother', contradicting the Osiris cycle described in LORE where Isis is Horus's mother.
Horus — STATS categorizes Set under 'Sibling/Rival', but he is Horus's uncle (Osiris's brother) in the described mythos, not a sibling.
Hathor — Hathor is primarily defined as Daughter of Ra and Wife of Horus; 'Wife of Ra' is not her standard primary relationship.
Hathor — Hathor welcomes souls to the West (Amentet), whereas the Field of Reeds is specifically ruled by Osiris.
Set — The entry claims Set yielded to Horus through cunning and divine justice, but in the Contendings of Horus and Set he was physically dominant and lost due to Thoth's magic or Ennead judgment regarding Ma'at violations.
Set — The entry states the canonical outcome was exile to the desert, whereas the standard resolution involves Set being reconciled into the pantheon as Ra's protector against Apophis rather than permanently exiled.
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