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The Serpent Thrones: Dragon Kings, Sacred Snakes, and Ancient Power

The Serpent Thrones: Dragon Kings, Sacred Snakes, and Ancient Power

Hurn, Raymond
Kelly, S. J.

Paperback

Series: S. J. Kelly Mythology & Legends

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798181815469
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 16 2026
Pages: 146
Weight: 0.45
Height: 0.31 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Dragons are not monsters. They are the oldest gods.

Before the first pyramid rose from the desert, before Rome built its legions, before the Vikings set sail for unknown shores, humanity bowed to the serpent. The dragon was not a creature to be slain. It was a force of creation. A king in scales. A throne of living power that shaped the myths, the nightmares, and the empires of the ancient world.

The Serpent Thrones takes you on an immersive journey into the forgotten stories of dragon kings, sacred snakes, and the civilizations that worshipped them. From the cosmic serpent Apep who tried to swallow the sun in Egypt to the feathered god Quetzalcoatl who walked among the Aztecs. From the Midgard Serpent who holds the world in his jaws to the nagas of India who guard the waters beneath the earth. From the Dragon Throne of China to the lindworms sleeping under German forests. This book is not an academic textbook. It is an atmospheric descent into the myths that still coil through our dreams.

Why did kings call themselves dragons? What is the ouroboros and why does it appear in every culture on earth? How did Cleopatra use the asp to become a legend? And what does the serpent mean for us now, in a world of screens and satellites?

Blending history, folklore, and breathtaking storytelling, The Serpent Thrones reclaims the serpent as the most misunderstood and powerful figure in human imagination. Perfect for lovers of mythology, ancient history, Viking lore, Celtic traditions, and dark academia. You will never look at a dragon the same way again

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