Not attested in provided sources. The supplied excerpts do not contain an origin story or mythological narrative for Riri Yaka / Riri Deviyo. Sources checked for origin material include the provided Wikipedia list of vampiric creatures in folklore and multiple mirrors/excerpts of 'Buddhist Ceremonies & Rituals of Sri Lanka' (see sources).
Not attested in provided sources. No physical description, iconography, or visual traits for Riri Yaka / Riri Deviyo are present in the supplied excerpts or mirrors of the ritual text.
Not attested in provided sources. The provided materials do not describe any powers, behaviors, feeding habits, or interactions with humans attributed to Riri Yaka / Riri Deviyo.
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- [1]List of vampiric creatures in folklore (Wikipedia). Wikipedia contributors, 'List of vampiric creatures in folklore', Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
- [2]Buddhist Ceremonies & Rituals of Sri Lanka (Wheel No. 402) — K. D. K. Kariyawasam. Kariyawasam, K. D. K., 'Buddhist Ceremonies & Rituals of Sri Lanka', Wheel No. 402. (excerpted lines referencing Esala Poya, Vassa, and a fragment 'Huniyan Deviyo')academic
- [3]Buddhist Ceremonies and Rituals of Sri Lanka (mirror). Kariyawasam, K. D. K., 'Buddhist Ceremonies and Rituals of Sri Lanka', mirrored excerpt.academic
- [4]Buddhist Ceremonies and Rituals of Sri Lanka (alternate mirror). Kariyawasam, K. D. K., 'Buddhist Ceremonies and Rituals of Sri Lanka', mirrored excerpt.academic
- [5]Buddhist Ceremonies (Buddhism Today). Buddhism Today, 'Buddhist Ceremonies'. (contextual material on Esala Poya and Vassa cited by the researcher)other
- [6]Buddhist Ceremonies and Rituals of Sri Lanka (additional mirrors). Mirror of Kariyawasam, 'Buddhist Ceremonies & Rituals of Sri Lanka'.academic
- [7]Buddhist Ceremonies and Rituals of Sri Lanka (tipitaka mirror). Mirror of Kariyawasam, 'Buddhist Ceremonies & Rituals of Sri Lanka'.academic