The Original Headless Horseman | The Dullahan
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0:00 Introduction
I was blown away the first time I ever heard that the Dullahan was a headless horseman-type monster. I had seen the character multiple times in the Castlevania games, but I never realized he was a headless horseman until much later. Up until that revelation, I mistakenly believed there was only one headless horseman in all of mythology, that being the one from Sleepy Hollow. But later I would learn that the Sleepy Hollow horseman was just one of MANY headless horsemen in mythology, which also included the Dullahan.
A whip made of a human spine sounds kinda cool if i'm being honest 😂 Great episode Cinzia!
IIRC, that death coach also makes an appearance in _Darby O'Gill and the Little People._
I grew up near where 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' was born. So I am looking forward to your vid (: Thank you.
It’s a beautiful area. Especially in the Autumn.
Love the Hudson Valley in autumn especially! Tarrytown/ Sleepy Hollow are so damn charming. :)
Not me thinking the thumbnail is a crow carrying a jack-o-lantern
I have heard of the Dullahan and the death coach. Looks like l'll be having some interesting dreams tonight.
My middle school was named after Washington Irving and there were headless horseman’s everywhere. Murals, paintings, memorabilia.. lol I feel like this story helped raise me
So Cool, one of my favorite horror stories of all time... Here in Colombia, we have a similar one involving a dead priest who lost half his head.
Cinzia, your videos are making this year an especially fun spooky season! I already know there will come a time in the future where content like this just won't be made anymore, and I'll fondly remember what a treat it is to cozy up to a new Lady Of The Library episode on a cold October night.
So it wasn't Christopher Walken🎃🎃🎃
the Dullahan in his coachman guise reminds me of the Cornish/Breton personification of death the Ankou who is said to be the first person to have died that year or the first stillborn son of Adam and Eve whom in his role as the Grim Reaper picks up & carries the souls of the death in the back of his wagon
I am 57 and remember my grand parents telling me of how their family members (in rural North Carolina) believed in the Death Coach and claimed to have heard it before the deaths of loved ones.
All of Scotch-Irish, Irish, or Highland Scots descent.
imagine a story with legendary highwayman Dick Turpin as a Dullahan
A tall glass of wine and I get to hear your voice narrate a creepy story, it's a good Sunday, cheers🍷🤟🏼
The 'ch' in Ichabod is hard, like in 'character' and 'chaos'.
You’re incredible! Such a huge fan!!!
Being American, I know the story of Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman well, but I never knew about the antecedents, thank you.
As a boy this was my favorite storybook and I would read it constantly it was quite fun.
Cinzia rocking the Hallowe'en Season.
Thank you for this! Sleepy hollow has been my favorite Halloween story since I was little . This puts a new spin on it!
Blemmyes，very likely are originated from ancient Chinese rebel general called xingtian. Dullahans are alike shadow,can shape-shifting into motor rider.
I'm so blown away you discovered the Dubhlachain! I never thought to hear anybody else bring this figure up. It is fascinating to discover that it is the ultimate source of the Washington Irving figure.
Dark tales, and yet my day is brightened by the telling. A pleasure as always, thank you.
Somewhat on a tangent, did you ever watch the TV show Sleepy Hollow? I really liked how it incorporated the traditionally Sleepy Hollow story with other Americana horror/history.
Damn you really are spoiling us with that upload rhythm 😍
Thank you for this upload ❤ I get to listen to you whilst falling asleep 😊😊😊 So soothing! Have a great day
I've been really enjoying the mix of content you've been posting recently; thank you for sharing your knowledge in such an entertaining way.
Guess I’m Not Sleeping 🍻
An old schoolfriend of mine does an art challenge throughout October and a recent one was the Dullahan and Death Coach. I had just read about it before spotting this video!
I just heard the original Scottish version of this story. It was about Ewen of the Little Head. It is similar, but not quite. Then there was Irish like you said.
Loved learning about the history of this story! Thank you! Also, I think it's pronounced ik-uh-bahd, not itch-uh-bahd.
I'm really glad that you did this video because I was just looking into this story the other day and looking into its back history and I didn't really have the time to get into it. So thanks. You saved me a lot of time by putting this video together.
There is an anime called Durarara that has a female dullahan as one of the main characters. Someone manages to steal her head from her and they carry it away to Tokyo. She goes there to search for it. Her horse takes on the appearance of a motorcycle to fit into the modern, urban setting. Her name is Celty. 😊 It's so fun.
I like how you have the image of Saturn when mentioning Crom Dubh. I appreciate your subtle acknowledgment of the correlation. I heard in another video that some Romans believed Saturn went to Brittania after Jupiter took over (Instead of Elysium or Tartarus). I'm not sure what their source was, but I could see Romans interpreting Crom worship as Saturnian. Of course, I'm aware the whole sacrifice thing is controversial too. You should make a video about Crom Cruach/Crom Dubh. It's such a fascinating topic and there isn't much accessible content about him.
You smitten me, never a dull moment with your video essays & podcast🖤
I appreciate that
Thank you xxx
Thanks for this neat Dullahan video Cinzia!
Excellent video Cinzia, looking forward to see you do more like this one!
I hope that you're doing well and as always....I am proud of you! 🤗🐻🤗
Love this! Though just for another time, Ichabod is pronounced Ick-uh-bahd. “Ch” as in “chaos”. :) Otherwise, really like these vids. There’s so much I hadn’t heard even though I know the Irving story and a little about the history.
Your takeaway is how it’s pronounced? Good lort.
I was also bugged by the pronunciation of Dullahan too. To my understanding it’s Do-la-h-on
@@tananarioPeople are strange 🤔
I have to watch a video of yours everyday
Thank you for a very interesting video, I did not know this was the origin of the headless horseman store ^_^
As always, astounding work Cinzia
I do enjoy your darker tales for October, and I’m pleased to see that you seem more relaxed in front of the camera.
Wonderful Experience as Always 🕸🕷🕸Thank You ✨️
Thanks LOTL ❤ just finished watching your Halloween origin video as well
always love these videos from the hottest nerd (this coming from a nerd) 😍
"Uniform history " had yesterday also a good video on this topic
Soooo... the Dulluhan vs the ehadless horseman? Make it happen lol
My Ancestor Alexander Heddon was Stabbed by Hessians in New Jersey in 1779, He died in 1780... He refused to disclose the location of the Militia, They marched him away in his bed clothes, his wife was Stabbed also as she tried to Cover him with a blanket... he died of fever and his wounds... in the Colonial Graveyards the Skull with wings 🪽 💀 is a Common Motif... Unfortunately my Ancestors Tomb Stone was Stolen... the D.A.R. is the source
Hands up? Who thinks the lady is a badass? ❤
So keep a gold coin with you?
Interesting!
Do you think the Rakes in England are responsible for enacting some of these legends?
Just an fyi, "Ichabod" is pronounced "IK-a-bod"
In the original headless horseman, Icabod isn't a good guy, he wants a pretty girl and her money. We're Brons Bones is nicer and truly likes her.
Okay, but the ch in Ichabod's name is pronounced more like k. I'm also a fan of the Tim Burton version of the story and the anime Durarara! has a Dullahan who can't find her head and turned her horse into a motorcycle.
Oh cool I dated him on Lovelink
Good stuff, Kiddo.
Ichabod ( Pronounced "Ick-a-bod" )
It's not "Erkhi-bouid"?!
I was asked by another tribe of native indigenous people if I was a Sawain Indian. Do you know of any native tribes called that or is that just another cultures take on something they learned?
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Is it not Ee-kah-bod?
Most surprisingly, it's pronounced "Harpsichord".
this comment was purely made to boost engagement
Ik-ah-bodd.
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