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Also known as daemon, daemonium, fiend
神話、宗教や小説における超自然的な悪しき霊
A demon is an evil or malevolent supernatural entity that appears across human cultures in folklore, mythology, religion, and literature. Belief in demons likely dates back to prehistoric times and reflects humanity's attempts to explain fears of the unknown, and continues to influence modern media like films, television, and video games.
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- Demons
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- Pauly–Wissowa
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- opposite of
- angel
- studied by
- demonology
- has effect
- spirit possession
- has characteristic
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Article · 日本語
悪霊（あくりょう、あくれい）また悪鬼 とは神話、宗教や小説における超自然的な悪しき霊。キリスト教や仏教など宗教ごとに意味は異なるほか地域ごとにも意味は異なる。たたりをする死霊を指す宗教もある。悪霊は、祟りや呪いによってわざわい（病気、不運など）の原因となると考えられているものである。 英語の「evil spirit」、ドイツ語の「böser Geist, Böse Geister」など、あるいは悪魔、（善神に対立する）悪神などにあたる概念が「悪霊」と翻訳される。
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