In Aboriginal mythology specifically Gunwinggu , Wurugag and Waramurungundi are the first man and woman , respectively. Waramurungundi gave birth to all living things and taught language to the people of Australia . References reflist Unreferenced date August 2009 Category Australian Aboriginal mythology australia myth stub fr Wuragag hr Waramurungundi tr Wuragag ve Waramurungundi ... more details
Dablink First Human redirects here. First man or woman may refer to The spouse of an elected head of state, see First Lady , First Gentleman . First Man , the biography of Neil Armstrong , the first man to walk on the moon. The earliest anatomically modern human remains Homo sapiens idaltu The first person created in one of the religious or mythical accounts of Creationism creation see list below . Various creation myth s describe the legend ary first human being human . In theology and literary studies, the word protoplasts is used as a technical term for the first people in this sense. In each case it can be either male, female, or a couple. List of first men or women in mythology and religion Abrahamic mythology Adam and Eve Adam Kadmon Kabbalah and some other mystical traditions Australian Aboriginal mythology Wurugag and Waramurungundi Yhi No name, but see Kidili Ayyavazhi mythology Kaliyan and Kalicchi Chinese mythology Pangu Cowichan peoples Cowichan mythology Quiltumtun Greek mythology Pandora first woman Deucalion and Pyrrha the first modern humans, though there were other races first Hinduism Manu Hinduism Swyambhuvana Manu , in other words, the naturally evolved Man Ho Chunk Hotc k mythology Kunu An unnamed one legged man Turtle Kikuyu people Kikuyu mythology Kikuyu people Gikuyu Gikuyu and Mumbi Lakota people Lakota mythology Tokahe first human emerged from the underworld Navajo mythology ts Hastiin and ts Asdz Norse mythology Ask and Embla first humans created Lif and Lifthrasir first humans to repopulate Earth after Ragnarok Pachacamac Pacha Kamaq God Pachacamac mythology & Late Inca mythology First man and woman were not named see Pacha Camac for more information Polynesian mythology Ele ele Kumu Honua and Lalo Honua Marikoriko and Tiki mythology Tiki Tu Mea Tonga Vatea and Papa, Hawaii Papa Philippine Mythology Philippine mythology Creation stories Malakas strong and Philippine mythology Creation stories Maganda beautiful Japanese Mythology ... more details
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