Adaheli was the personification of the sun in the Kalina mythology of the Orinoco region of South America.
[1][2] This sun god is referred to in an origin story collected in the early 20th century by Cornelius van Coll [nl], a missionary in Suriname.
The others, on the other hand, found some of the men to be downright intolerable because of their appearance.
The ugly men moved to the east with their wives, while the others moved to the west with their wives, which caused the original people to split up.
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