This research focuses on the psychological complexities in four Kurdish folklore epics; (The Basket-Seller, Hasso, The Shepherd, Adol, The Daughter of Mustafa Beg, Narin of Binafsh). Each of the characters of these epics will be analyzed so that their psychological complexities could be detected. Kurdish narratives in folklore tales are the best examples for explicating various psychological desires especially when such desired are buried in the unconscious part of the brain. Such folklore narratives, whether they are stories, myths, epics, or artistic writings of authors were intrinsically been taken from Greek mythical stories, while in fact such stories are imbued with complicating psychological conflicts to be analyzed in terms of the theory of psychoanalysis. The researcher heavily replies upon the theory of psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud. The researcher further makes use of the theories of the other modern psychologists to analyze the characters of the four major epics.