| 词条 | Hinzelmann |
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Descriptions in mythologyHeinzelmann's myth says that he started haunting the castle Hudemühlen in 1584 after being cast from the forest of Bohemia.[1] At first he was shy, later he was conversing and jesting openly with all inhabitants of the house, including the master.[1] He sang verses, the most repeated one said that evil luck would take his place if he was ever chased out.[1] Heinzelmann usually took the form of a congenial child in red velvet.[2] In one tale he showed his true form to a maid, who fainted; it was that of a small child, around four years of age, stabbed and slashed with two swords.[2] Some local lore dating back generations puts the Heinzelman in the role of elves, leaving trinkets or candies in the shoes of well-behaved children, when said shoes are left by the door in the days leading up to Christmas. Pop cultureHinzelmann is an important character in the novel American Gods by Neil Gaiman, in which he protects Lakeside, a fictional town in Wisconsin from economic trouble in return for the town's children as sacrifices. His fictional history describes him as being a god to a tribe of nomads living in the Black Forest before its invasion by the Romans. See alsoHeinzelmännchenReferences1. ^1 2 3 4 {{citation |title= The boys' own story-book, by the best authors |author= Boys (it's a pseudonym) |year= 1852 |pages= 88–90 |url= https://books.google.es/books?id=oLABAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA88&dq=Hinzelmann&hl=en&sa=X&ei=K3j0TuJBgciEB7vKrMkC&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=Hinzelmann&f=false }} 2. ^1 {{citation |title= Ludwig Bechstein, Deutsches Sagenbuch, Leipzig |year= 1853 |url=http://www.sagen.at/texte/sagen/deutschland/niedersachsen/div/hinzelmann.html}} External links
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