Nyarlathotep - Revision history

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 [[Mary Elise St. Dennis|Mary Elise St. Dennis']] research uncovers references to him being a messenger, like Hermes or Loki<ref name="library" />.
-A conversation with [[Amery Wendy-Smith]] on [[Case3 History#March 15, 1925|March 15, 1925]] connects Nyarlathotep to several other referenced beings.  See aka section below.
+The [[G'harne Fragments]] refer to Nyarlathotep as an obscure Egyptian deity
 Research on the [[G'harne Fragments]] written by Amery Wendy-Smith connects the Nyarlathotep name again to several other beings.  See aka section below.
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 === Also Known As ===
-[[God of the Bloody Tongue]] (name is from Africa, but with cults in many far flung cities) worshiped by the [[Cult_of_the_Bloody_Tongue|Cult of the Bloody Tongue]]
+[[God of the Bloody Tongue]] (in Africa) worshiped by the [[Cult_of_the_Bloody_Tongue|Cult of the Bloody Tongue]]
-[[King of the Night|King of the Night, Black King, or Lord]]
+[[King of the Night|King of the Night, Black King, or Black Lord]] (in G'harne - location in Africa unknown)
 [[God of the Black Wind]] (in Kenya)

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 [[God of the Bloody Tongue]] (name is from Africa, but with cults in many far flung cities) worshiped by the [[Cult_of_the_Bloody_Tongue|Cult of the Bloody Tongue]]
-[[King of the Night]] (sometimes called the Black King or Lord)
+[[King of the Night|King of the Night, Black King, or Lord]]
-[[God of the Black Wind]] (in Kenya and Australia)
+[[God of the Black Wind]] (in Kenya)
 [[Spiraling Worm]] (in the Belgian Congo)
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 [[Ndura Oteba|Ndura Oteba, The Sender of Great Illness]] (in Somaliland and Abyssinia)
-[[Father_of_all_Bats|Sand Bat, Father of All Bats, or The Black Wind]] by Aboriginal tribes in Australia
+[[Father_of_all_Bats|Sand Bat, Father of All Bats, or The Black Wind]] (by Aboriginal tribes in Australia)
 [[The Crawling Chaos]] named so by [[Robert Huston]]

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 [[The Crawling Chaos]] named so by [[Robert Huston]]
-[[Dark man]] named so by [[Robert Carlyle]] but may be a reference to The Black Pharaoh
+[[Dark man]] named so by [[Robert Carlyle]] but has an upside down forehead ankh that is a reference to The Black Pharaoh
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 [[King of the Night]] (sometimes called the Black King or Lord)
-[[God of the Black Wind]] (Kenya and Australia)
+[[God of the Black Wind]] (in Kenya and Australia)
 [[Spiraling Worm]] (in the Belgian Congo)
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 [[Ndura Oteba|Ndura Oteba, The Sender of Great Illness]] (in Somaliland and Abyssinia)
-[[Father_of_all_Bats|Sand Bat or Father of All Bats]] by Aboriginal tribes in Australia
+[[Father_of_all_Bats|Sand Bat, Father of All Bats, or The Black Wind]] by Aboriginal tribes in Australia
 [[The Crawling Chaos]] named so by [[Robert Huston]]

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 [[King of the Night]] (sometimes called the Black King or Lord)
-[[God of the Black Wind]] (Kenya Colony)
+[[God of the Black Wind]] (Kenya and Australia)
 [[Spiraling Worm]] (in the Belgian Congo)
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 [[Black_Pharaoh|The Black Pharaoh]] (in Egypt) Worshiped by the [[Brotherhood of the Black Pharaoh]]
-[[Ndura Oteba|Ndura Oteba, The Sender of Great Illness]] (Somaliland and Abyssinia)
+[[Ndura Oteba|Ndura Oteba, The Sender of Great Illness]] (in Somaliland and Abyssinia)
 [[Father_of_all_Bats|Sand Bat or Father of All Bats]] by Aboriginal tribes in Australia

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 [[Ndura Oteba]]
-[[Black_Pharaoh|The Black Pharoah]] (in Egypt)
+[[Black_Pharaoh|The Black Pharaoh]] (in Egypt) Worshiped by the [[Brotherhood of the Black Pharaoh]]
 [[The Sender of Great Illness]] (Somaliland and Abyssinia)