Hydrus / Idrus

Region: Egypt, River Nile
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature: None
Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons, p183

Gandarewa / Kundraw

Region: Persia, Sumeria
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature: None
Sources: Ancient Deities, p185, Giants, Monsters, and Dragons, p131, Circle of the Dragon

Epirotes

Region: Greece, Rome
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature:
Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons, p110

Chang Lung

Region: China
Time Period: 684 AD
References in Literature: None
Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons, Pg 76

Derketo

Region: Babylon
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature: None
Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons, p96

Ai / Aijatar / Ajatar / Ajattara / Aijo

Region: Estonia, Southern Regions
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature: None
Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons

Anata / Sesha / The Endless One / Anataboga / Anata Boga

Region: India, Java region
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature: Wayang
Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons pg 17, DenCity, Illiana, Circle of the Dragon

Ao Ping

Region: China
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature: None
Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons, Pg 21

Aitvaras

Region: Lithuania
Time Period: 1547 (first mention)
References in Literature: None
Sources: Ancient Deities pg 31, Giants, Monsters, and Dragons pg 10, Circle of the Dragon others

Dobrynya Nikititch

by Cyril Korolev

 
In Russian folklore Dobrynya is an epic hero, a mighty warrior, second in might and power after Ilya Muromets, distant relative of prince Vladimir of Kiev. Unlike his comrades – Ilya and Alyosha Popovitch – Dobrynya had some aptitude to fine arts: he sang beautifully, could read and write and play chess; but first of all he was a gallant warrior who protected Russian borders and fought with enemies and monsters.