Valaac

Valaac is a figure mentioned in some occult and grimoire traditions, often associated with demonology. He is primarily described in the Lesser Key of Solomon, a 17th-century grimoire. According to these texts, Valaac, also spelled Valak or Vahak, is a powerful duke of hell. He is said to appear as a child with wings, riding on a two-headed dragon.

The purported abilities of Valaac include finding hidden treasures and revealing the location of serpents. He is said to command legions of demons. His appearance is often described as fearsome, despite his childlike form. The legends surrounding Valaac are part of a broader system of demonology that categorizes and describes various supernatural entities.

It is important to note that Valaac is a figure from esoteric traditions and folklore. There is no scientific or empirical evidence to support the existence of such entities. The information about Valaac is derived from historical grimoires and occult literature, which are considered works of fiction and mythology by many. Modern interpretations of these texts vary widely, with some viewing them as symbolic or allegorical, while others engage with them as literal accounts of supernatural beings.