Fu - in the mythology of the Bambara people of West Africa, Fu is the primordial void. The creation of the world is said to have begun with the emergence of Gla from Fu.
Gla - "The Wise One." The first thing that, according to the creation myth of the Bambara people of West Africa, emerged from Fu, the primordial void. Gal was the primordial creative force. It was said to emit the "Voice of the Void," from which its twin, Dya, emerged. From Gla and Dya sprang moist matter, like cold rust, which hardened into icy, gleaming objects that in turn filled the primordial void. The twin beings roamed their vast realm, causing a fiery wind to melt the icy bodies. In this melting, all things, silent and invisible, gained potential power. Gla and Dya withdrew their energy within themselves, and everything solidified again. Then they melted everything once more. After two further meltings, Gla established the movement that is the soul of the universe. At the same time, the contact of the two twin beings caused a cosmic explosion, during which hard, vibrating matter was precipitated. As a result of its vibrations, the symbols and names of things not yet created emerged, one after another, each of which, in its proper place, began to gently vibrate within itself. Gla then created the "foot of humanity," a symbol of human consciousness.
Pemba - one of the demiurges to whom the world owes its first order, defeated by Pharaoh.
Sumangolo - an old man who sailed across all the waters of the world.
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