In this mythology, the daughter of the death deity was blind and had nine sons who represented various diseases.
In this mythology, the daughter of the death deity was blind and had nine sons who represented various diseases. One figure in this mythology turns a bunch of cows into bears, resulting in the death of a woman milking said cows. One character in this mythology builds himself a wife out of gold but finds her to be cold and unfeeling. One figure in this mythology refuses to marry the winner of a singing contest;  that contest sees the loser sink into a bog. Another figure in this mythology is killed after his hairbrush bleeds, leading his mother to use a giant (*) rake to fish his remains out of the bottom of the ocean. An important object in this mythology was forged from the jawbone of a pike, a musical instrument called the kantele. Another object was a mill that could create gold, called the sampo. For 10 points, name this mythology whose figures include Illmarinen, Kullervo, and Vanamoinen and whose tales are found in the Kalevala.
In this mythology, the daughter of the death deity was blind and had nine sons who represented various diseases.
{Finnish} Mythology [accept the {Kalevala} before mention]