Walashian Folklore refers to the traditional stories, myths, and legends of the Walashian people, primarily found in the Walachia region of Romania. This folklore is rich with tales of supernatural beings, such as strigoi (vampires) and zâne (fairy-like creatures), reflecting the cultural beliefs and values of the community. The folklore often serves to explain natural phenomena and human experiences, using symbolic narratives. It includes various forms of storytelling, such as ballads and fables, which are passed down through generations, preserving the history and identity of the Walashian culture.