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Deities
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All deities
Across 18 traditions, and 1,038 in none yet.
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Ordered by how many Wikipedias have an article on each — a measure of how widely a subject is written about, not of its importance to any tradition.
1,038 of these sit in no collection yet, so they appear under All and under no tradition.
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Konjin Japanese deity -
Kresnik Slavic deity
- Iranian traditions Krun Mandaean lord of the underworld
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Buddhist traditions · East Asian traditions Kumano Gongen Kami of the three main Kumano shrines -
East Asian traditions Kuni no Satsuchi no Mikoto Shinto deity - Kurunta Deity
- Greek and Roman Kydnos River and personificated god of the river in ancient cilicia
- Steppe, Siberia and the Arctic Kyzaghan Turkic war diety
- Latarak Mesopotamian god
- Greek and Roman Lateranus Satirical ancient Roman god of hearths
- Leizhenzi Investiture of the Gods character
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Lelya Mythological character among the Eastern Slavs
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Liluri Hurrian mountain goddess
- Lord of Sichuan
- love of God in Christianity Key attribute of God in Christianity
- Maliya Hittite goddess of gardens
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Buddhist traditions Manojñaśuci Bodhisattva, as deification of Teresa Teng in Taiwanese folk beliefs -
East Asian traditions Marshal Wen -
Mesoamerica and the Andes Maya moon goddess Mesoamerican moon goddess - Medaurus Illyrian deity
- Greek and Roman Melanthia Daughter of Alpheus in Greek mythology
- South Asian traditions Meldi Mata Hindu goddess
- Greek and Roman Menae Goddess presiding over the months
- Greek and Roman Mese Muse of Greek mythology, venerated at Delphi
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Mikelats -
Buddhist traditions Misshaku Kongō Buddhist deity - Modimo Sotho deity
- South Asian traditions Mogal Maa Hindu Folk Goddess
- Mór Muman Irish royal
- Mother of the Lares Minor Roman deity
- Mukasa Deity in the Buganda religion
- East Asian traditions Munshin Name of a god in Korean shamanism
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South Asian traditions Mura Danava in Hindu religious text - East Asian traditions Nakisawame Japanese mythological figure
- Ñamandú Creator deity in Guarani mythology
- Greek and Roman Nascio Roman goddess of childbirth
- Nei Tituaabine
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Nemausus Celtic patron god of Nemausus -
Mesoamerica and the Andes Nencatacoa Muiscas
- Ngewo Supreme creator god of the people of Mende from Sierra Leone
- Nimintabba Goddess in Sumerian mythology
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Nin-Ildu Minor mesopotamian god
- Ningublaga Mesopotamian god of cattle
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Nintulla
- Njoku Ji Patron deity of the Yam in the Igbo religion
- Nootaikok Inuit deity
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Noreia Pre-Roman Celtic goddess -
Nuit Deity - Native North America Nujalik Inuit deity
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Greek and Roman Nysa Mythical daughter of Aristaeus - Nzambici Sky goddess in Kongo religion
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Ocelus Celtic god associated with Mars
- Greek and Roman Ocyrhoe Imbrasus’ daughter
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Greek and Roman Ocyrhoe Oceanid, Phasis’ mother -
Tradition · East Asian traditions officer of Yin and Yang Taoist deity -
African traditions Oko Yoruba orisha - East Asian traditions Ōmiyanome Goddess of Peace and Harmony
- East Asian traditions Omizunu Japanese god
- East Asian traditions Omonoimi no Kami
- Greek and Roman Ornea Daughter of Asopus in Greek mythology
- African traditions Oxalá
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Oźwiena Slavic goddess of the echo
- Greek and Roman Pamisus River god of Messenia
- Pamola Legendary bird spirit in Abenaki mythology
- Native North America Pana Death deity in Inuit mythology
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Buddhist traditions Paranimmitavasavatti - Greek and Roman Paregoros Personnification of consolation
- Peklenc
- Greek and Roman Penelope Dryad
- Perëndi Albanian word for god, the sky and heaven
- Greek and Roman Perimele Greek nymph, daughter of Hippodamas
- Ancient Egypt Perit Underworld goddess in Egyptian mythology
- Greek and Roman Phaenon Synonym of Saturn
- Greek and Roman Phasis Colchian river-god and son of Helios
- Greek and Roman Phrike Personification of Horror in Greek myth/drama
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Celtic, Slavic and Baltic · Norse and Germanic Piru Evil spirit or demon in Finnish mythology - Popa Medaw Goddess worshipped in the region of Mount Popa of Myanmar
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Buddhist traditions Prajvalosnisa - Princess Longji Chinese Goddess
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Ancient Egypt Ptah-Sokar-Osiris Egyptian deity - Pummay Phoenician god
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East Asian traditions Pun Tao Kong Deity among Chinese diaspora -
Ancient Egypt Qed-Her Egyptian deity - East Asian traditions Qiongxiao Niangniang Chinese Goddess of childbirth
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Rangi Sky father in Maori mythology - Oceania and Australia Ratumaibulu Deity in Fijian mythology
- Greek and Roman Rederator
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Ancient Egypt Rekhyt bird Ethnic group and god - Greek and Roman Rhene Greek nymph
- Oceania and Australia Roua Polynesian god
- Ruohtta God and personification of sickness and death in Sami mythology
- Rushou Chinese mythological figure
- Greek and Roman Sagaritis Hamadryad in Greek mythology
- Greek and Roman Salambo Babylonian goddess
- Salman God
- Sáráhkká Sami deity for birth
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Buddhist traditions Shakyamuni Triad - Shams Sun goddess in Arabian mythology
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Shao Siming China's God of Destiny - Shentu (deity) Deities in Chinese mythology
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East Asian traditions Shiinetsuhiko -
Shiji Niangniang Goddess in Chinese religion and Taoism -
East Asian traditions Shinra Myōjin Deity in Tendai Buddhism -
East Asian traditions Shirō Sendai Japanese deified person -
East Asian traditions Shitateruhime Japanese deity -
Buddhist traditions Shōmen Kongō - East Asian traditions Shuǐguān One of the Sānguān, official of water
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Sibú Deity in Talamancan mythology - Simut Elamite herald of the gods
- Norse and Germanic Sister-wife of Njörðr Norse mythological character
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Greek and Roman Smilax Greek nymph -
African traditions Sopona God of smallpox for the Yorubas - Greek and Roman Spiniensis Roman god of thorns
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Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Sreća -
South Asian traditions Sri Ramalinga Sowdeswari Amman Hindu deity - Greek and Roman Stilbon Sky god
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Succoth-benoth Babylonian deity
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Celtic, Slavic and Baltic sudica The female beings of fate in Slavic mythology - South Asian traditions Suiten Water deity
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Buddhist traditions · South Asian traditions Surya in Buddhism