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Viracocha (also known as Huiracocha, Wiraqocha, and Wiro Qocha)was the god of the Incas and was regarded as the creator of the universe. He is also known for being a teacher of the people and is believed to have gone far and wide teaching humanity. Viracocha was worshipped before he was incorporated in the Inca pantheon. In ancient Peru, he was given a headdress and a battle-axe by Manco Capac, th...

Asgaya Gigagei is a bisexual deity believed to have been a thunder god. In North American Indian mythology, it is said that he is invoked by a medicine man to cure sickness. This god of the Cherokees is called either the red man or red woman as the god tends to change his gender according to the person he/she is interacting with. He was a powerful god who could punish people for their wrongdoings...

Adsullata was a river goddess in Balkan mythology associated with the River Savus in Noricum. She was also believed to be the goddess of hot springs and the creator of the sun goddess Sul. A goddess of hot springs who came from Celtic Gaul, she is believed to have been a minor sun Goddess before the time when Celtic deities relegated male deities to female ones. Read more about Adsulatta at https:...

Anansi is a folktale character that has a spider-like shape. He is often considered to be a god of knowledge. He is also known to play trickster, which is a role originated from West Africa. The character is a trickster who is known for his ability to defeat powerful opponents through his creativity and smarts. Despite taking on the role of a trickster, he is often regarded as the protagonist due...

Huitzilopochtli was a god of the Aztecs and was considered the supreme god of the Méxica. He was named Ce Técpatl and was associated with gold, warriors, and rulers. The Aztecs believed that the battle between him and Coyolxauhqui was a recurring theme that explained the daily exchange of sky control and the concept of night and day. Read more at https://mythlok.com/huitzilopochtli/ Become a suppo...

Sang-Je has many names, including the heavenly king and the god of Heaven. He is also referred to as the Korea’s version of Zeus or Odin. Hwan-in on Sang-Je, who was a god, transformed himself from the sky to the land of the shallow sea Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mythlok-the-home-of-mythology--5090355/support .

Ra was the Egyptian God of the sun. He was worshipped in all parts of the ancient world, and during the 5th Egyptian Dynasty, he was identified with the noon-day sun and was considered to be a god of the underworld. Ra was portrayed as a falcon with characteristics similar to the sky-god Horus. The Mnevis bull cult had its center in Heliopolis. There was a burial ground for the bulls north of the...

Ganapati, also known as Ganesha, is one of the Hindu deities worshipped in various countries. His image is found in various locations, such as India, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia. Although he has many attributes, such as good luck and good intentions, he is most commonly identified by his elephant head. He is also revered as the god of beginnings, arts and sciences, and the bane of...

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