Editing Simurgh (section)

==See also==
* [[Anqa]], Arabian mythological bird identified with the Simurgh
* [[Anzû (mythology)|Anzû]] (older reading: Zû), Mesopotamian monster
* [[Chamrosh]], Persian mythological bird 
* [[Chimera (mythology)|Chimera]], Greek mythological hybrid monster
* [[Fenghuang]], mythological bird of East Asia
* [[Garuda]], Indian mythological bird
* [[Griffin|Griffin or griffon]], Greek lion-bird hybrid
* [[Huma bird]], Iranian mythical bird
* [[Mythological hybrid|Hybrid creatures in mythology]]
* [[Konrul]], Turkish mythological hybrid bird
* [[Lamassu]], Assyrian deity, bull/lion-eagle-human hybrid
* [[Luan (mythology)|Luan]], Chinese mythological bird related to the phoenix, whose name is often translated as "simurgh"
* [[Nue]], Japanese legendary creature
* [[Oksoko]], Slavic mythological double-headed eagle
* [[Pamola]], A Legendary bird-spirit in Abenaki Mythology
* [[Pegasus]], winged stallion in Greek mythology
* [[Pixiu]] or Pi Yao, Chinese mythical creature
* [[Roc (mythology)|Roc]], Arab and Persian legendary bird, the opposite of Anqa
* [[Shahbaz (bird)]], Persian mythological bird
* [[Simargl]], a related being in Slavic mythology
* [[Sphinx]], Greek mythical creature with lion's body and human head
* [[Turul]], Turkic and Hungarian mythological bird of prey and a national symbol of Hungarians
* [[Ziz]], giant griffin-like bird in Jewish mythology
* [[Firebird (Slavic folklore)|Zhar Ptica]], bird in Russian mythology parallel to the [[Phoenix (mythology)|Phoenix]]