Y
Antarctica. HPL Mountains (online text) 8.
Yabou
A descendent of Tsathoggua, and ancestor of Nush the Eternal [HPL Family (online text)].
A planet with bholes. HPL Diary (online text) Lords of Yaddith 319; Fungi (online text) XXXII; Gates (online text) planet 447, 448-452, 457; Haunter (online text) 114.
AWD Dweller 138.
HPL Aeons (online text) located in K'naa, with bleak basalt cliffs, and topped by a gigantic stone fortress left by the Yuggoth-spawn 272; Ghatanothoa dwells in crypts below fortress 272; victims offered to Ghatanothoa in marble temple near mountain base 273; T'yog marches up mountain (275); undersea location lost to later generations 276; a new, uncharted island (presumably risen peak of Yaddith-Gho) 265-266.
HC Death (online text) 360, 362-363, 365-367, 370.
HPL Aeons (online text) now extinct 274; inner skin (called pthagon membrane) was used in Mu as writing parchment 274.
Yaksh
Another name for the planet Neptune.
Hindu god of Death.
According to Prof. Phillips Keith, a synonym for Satan [RB Hell (online text) 37].
Of Buena St., San Pedro and of Japanese descent.
RB Kiss (online text) 43, 46-52, 55-58.
Of Hankow. REH Bear Chinese constable 37.
Marks the site of the boreal pole; Hyperborean times. CAS Coming (online text) 70.
HPL Electric (online text) 74, 77.
Aka: R'lyeh.
See: Bel-Yarnak; Grey Gulf of Yarnak.
On Oriab. HPL Kadath (online text) 327-328, 331, 345.
HPL Iranon (online text) 112.
Ycnagnnisssz
A being from the dark star Zoth who reproduced by fission. Parent of Zstulzhemgni and a grandparent of Tsathoggua. [CAS Pnom]
A race on Cykranosh. CAS Door (online text) 33, 35-40.
HPL Aeons (online text) The year (173,148 B.C.) that T'yog first breathed defiance against Ghatanothoa 273.
See: Nug and Yeb.
A planet of worm-like beings. HPL Challenge (online text) 14-17.
See also: Spawn of Yekub.
A curious symbol or letter in gold that is associated with The King in Yellow. It is neither Arabic nor Chinese, nor does it belong to any human script. [RWC Yellow (online text)]
Hildred Castaigne had a siken robe embroidered with the Yellow Sign, which was part of his imperial regalia. Castaigne gave a homeless man a piece of paper with the Yellow Sign on it. Mr. Wilde had a list of thousands of names of men who had received the Yellow Sign which no living human being dared disregard. Apparently all of these would support the revolution to make Castaigne the king. Mr. Wilde said that California and the Northwest might better never have been inhabited, since he would not send the Yellow Sign to them. The implication was that all the people of those regions would be killed after Castaigne's ascent to power as the emperor of America. [RWC Repairer (online text)]
Tessie found a black onyx clasp with the yellow sign inlaid in gold. That night began her nightmares of Mr. Scott being drawn in a hearse. Later she gave the clasp to Mr. Scott. Only after reading The King in Yellow did they realize it was the Yellow Sign. The undead night-watchman asked Scott "Have you found the Yellow Sign?" Later, the night-watchman tore the clasp from Scott's cloak before leaving him to die. [RWC Yellow (online text)]
HPL Whisperer (online text) 223, 239.
HC Isle (online text) 157.
AWD Hastur 22.
FL Terror2 302.
See also: Hastur.
Home of Alhazred. HPL History (online text) 52; Test (online text) 47.
REH Fire (online text) 47-49.
Author, Chronike von Nath. A blind German mystic and alchemist, who finished his momentous work in 1653, just before his sight gave out. Shortly after the first edition, he was sent to an asylum in Berlin. Although the work contained odd musical rhythm patterns, Yergler had not been a musician, and it is not known whether he copied the formulae from older tomes or created them himself. He died mysteriously in the madhouse during a thunderstorm. A hideous cocophany was heard outside and above his room, followed by the sound of a broken shutter, and a wild scream. Yergler was found slumped in a corner of the room in an attitude of extreme terror, dead eyes bulging upward, his face and body pitted with holes that resembled burns but were not. [DWR Music (online text)]
(Also spelled Yazidis or Yezidis) A Middle Eastern ethnic group and their religion. They traditionally believe in one God who created seven archangels to govern the world; chief of these is Malik Tous. Muslims and Western Occultists have sometimes identified Malik Tous with the devil, and protrayed the Yezidees as devil worshippers. [Yazidis, Wikipedia 10/25/2020]
Prof. John Kirowan referred to Malik Tous as the "the foul god worshipped by the mysterious Yezidees—they of Mount Alamout the Accursed—whose Eight Brazen Towers rise in the mysterious wastes of deep Asia." [REH Dig (online text) 79]
City of the Deep Ones. HPL Innsmouth (online text) 367.
AWD Island 190, 194, 212; Curwen 22, 31, 43; Dweller 138; Keeper 141; Lurker 134; Sky 69, 80, 81.
Ada Marsh took Marius Phillips underwater beyond Devil Reef and showed great megalithic stone structures lying in ruin there as a result of the depth-bombing of 1928 [AWD Seal (online text)].
FL Terror2 299-300, 310.
Vanished, in the Pacific. HPL Time (online text) 396.
AWD Island 190; Curwen 22; Lurker 134.
RWC Repairer (online text) 37.
Goddess, of Hyperborea. CAS Door (online text) 18, elk-goddess 19, 23-24, 27, 37, 41.
The parent of Yhoundeh was the androgyne animal archetype Zyhumë. In the third cycle of her divinity, Yhoundeh mated with Nyarlathotep. [CAS Pnom].
Same as Yian-Ho? HPL Whisperer (online text) 223.
HC Isle (online text) 157.
JVS Dead 34: Boys in the late Elmer Harrod's house heard the name Yian chanted from underground.
Note: Referenced also in Chambers "Maker of Moons."
5000 A.D. HPL Time (online text) 395.
FL Terror2 the overviews of Yiang-Li 285.
The hidden legacy of eon-old Leng. HPL Diary (online text) 313-314, 319, 322; Gates (online text) 435.
Yig
See: Yig.
RB Grinning moon of Yiggurath 54.
Ice mountain home of Rlim Shaikorth. Drifted to Hyperborea. CAS Coming (online text) 71, 73-75, 77-80.
HPL Fungi (online text) XVIII.
Origin of the Great Race. HPL Time (online text) 401: The Great Race came to Earth from that obscure trans-galactic world known in the disturbing and debatable Eltdown Shards as Yith.
AWD Lurker 84: A book of handwritten excerpts from the Necronomicon says that the Great Race returned from Yith to a distant future era on Earth. Whippoorwills 47: The same excerpt, mentioning the Great Race and Yith, occurs in a handwritten book in the house of Abel Harrop.
DWR Dreams (online text): A distant "space-hung" place (perhaps a planet), with mountain peaks and islands, and a deep hole where the being Sotho dwells. There is a deserted city with a silver gate and a stream of black putrefaction winding by, leading eventually to a dry sea-bed. The Great Race of Yith is not mentioned, so it is not clear if this Yith is the same as the Yith where the Great Race originated. If so, then the Great Race may have departed prior to the era described by this poem.
Revived dead slaves in K'n-yan. HPL Mound (online text) (143), 144, 153-154, 161.
Welsh island. RB DarkIsle 93.
Synonym for: Anglesey.
Synonym for T'yog. HPL Aeons (online text) 278.
Synonym for T'yog. HPL Aeons (online text) 278.
A slave of Nyarlathotep. HPL Kadath (online text) 402.
Possibly the same as Yogash the Ghoul.
Yogash the Ghoul
A descendant of Shaurash-Ho, and ancestor of K'baa the Serpent [HPL Family (online text)].
Possibly the same as Yogash the black.
Spoken of by Harley Warren, and who had been to Yian-Ho. HPL Gates (online text) 434.
See: Yog-Sothoth.
AWD Depths (online text) 235.
HPL Electric (online text) 74, 77.
Of Yokahama. AWD Island 203.
Steamer, out of Hong Kong. AWD Island 202, 205.
Incl: Bailey; Benton; Gunders; Henderson; Mason; Melik; Sereke, Satsume; Spolito; Yohira.
Synonyms for Yog-Sothoth.
HH Guardian 299.
CAS Ubbo (online text) 48.
Yondo
A country situated many hundred leagues to the south of the Lands of Wonder. [CAS Pnom]
RB Satan 5, 6.
England. HPL Descendant (online text) 359.
Subterranean world below K'n-yan. HPL Man (online text) emanation of Yoth! 209; Mound (online text) red-litten 133, four-footed, semi-human animals 134, inhabitants quadrupedal, reptilian 139, created animal types for use and amusement 139, 140-141, 148; Whisperer (online text) 254.
AWD Curwen 22; Dweller 138; Lurker 134.
Tsathoggua moved from N'Kai to the upper caverns of Yoth and K'n-yan for some time, but later generations mistakenly believed that only his statues had ever been brought to the upper caverns. [CAS Pnom]
FL Terror2 301.
HPL Mound (online text) 140-142.
A formula. HPL Dunwich (online text) 184.
AWD Lurker a place beyond Kadath 49.
Undetermined, possibly the same as Yr (1) or Yr (2). AWD Middle 359.
REH Black (online text) 62; Roof (online text) 3-4.
Possibly a synonym for Pluto. Where the crustacean Outer Ones worship Yog-Sothoth.
Pseudo-Akeley spoke to Wilmarth of Yuggoth [HPL Whisperer (online text) 223]. Nyarlathotep is the bringer of strange joy to Yuggoth through the void [226]. The Outer Ones came to earth from the dark planet Yuggoth, at the rim of the solar system [228]. There are mighty cities on Yuggoth, with great tiers of terraced towers built of black stone, and cyclopean bridges over black rivers of pitch. The bridges at least, and perhaps others of the structures, were built by a forgotten elder race that became extinct before the arrival of the Outer Ones [254].
Akeley feared that the Outer Ones planned to take him to Yuggoth and beyond [234]. Pseudo-Akeley said that he was planning to visit Yuggoth [253]. Armitage felt that Pseudo-Akeley gloated excessively over Yuggoth and its black secrets [255]. Pseudo-Akeley intended to persuade Armitage to go to Yuggoth with him [257].
Pseudo-Akeley said that Yuggoth is beyond Neptune, and is the ninth planet from the sun. Pseudo-Akeley hinted that the Outer Ones would soon use their mental influence to cause humans to discover Yuggoth [240, 254]. Later, Armitage felt certain that that the newly-discovered planet Pluto was the same as Yuggoth, and that the Outer Ones had indeed inspired the discovery [264-265].
HPL Fungi (online text) IV, XIV; Gates (online text) 439, 451; Haunter (online text) 106, 114; Medusa (online text) 181; Museum (online text) origin of Rhan-Tegoth 236.
RB Demon 64, 66; Tomb (online text) 14; Unspeakable 168, 172.
Soon the winged Outer Ones from Yuggoth will return. [RB Strange]
HC Isle (online text) 157.
AWD Curwen 22; Dweller 138; Lamp (online text) 255; Lurker 134; Hastur 12, 22.
FL Terror2 312.
REH Dig (online text) 75: John Grimlan referred to the noxious winds that blow from Yuggoth.
HK Kralitz (online text) fungoid inhuman beings on 8.
RAL Nyaghoggua (online text): Seekers of Yuggoth are sometimes waylaid and subjected to weird rites by servants of Nyaghoggua.
Cxaxukluth came to Yuggoth, bringing his offspring Hzioulquoigmnzhah and Ghizguth, along with Ghizguth's wife, Zstylzhemgni, and their infant Tsathoggua. Cxaxukluth remains on Yuggoth, but its descendants left to escape Cxaxukluth's cannibalistic tendencies. [CAS Pnom]
Synonym for: Outer Ones.
Supreme lord of science on Yekub. HPL Challenge (online text) 15.
HPL Festival (online text) 208, 214-215.
See also: ceremonial days; Christmas.
Of Hankow. REH Bear 35-37.
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