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Deities
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Each one kept apart
All deities
Across 18 traditions, and 1,038 in none yet.
3,841–3,960 of 4,089
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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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Buddhist traditions · East Asian traditions Shichimen Tennyo - East Asian traditions Shiramba Kamuy Ainu god
- Shixu Li Qing dynasty politician
- Shuqamuna Pair of Kassite royal deities
- Silewe Nazarate Moon goddess of Nias Island, Indonesia
- Sirara
- Sirsir Mesopotamian god of mariners and boatmen
- Steppe, Siberia and the Arctic So Han God in Turkish, Mongolian, and Altaic mythology
- Greek and Roman Socus Mythological Greek character
- Iranian traditions Spenta Mainyu Zoroastrian deity
- Greek and Roman Spermo Daughter of Anius in Greek mythology
- Spənta Mainyu
- South Asian traditions Sriman Epithet of Vishnu
- Stoiocus God of Basque mythology
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Stricha A mythical character, a proto-Ukrainian goddess of good fortune
- Norse and Germanic Stuffo Common Germanic deity
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Anatolia and the ancient Balkans Sun god of Heaven Hittite solar deity - Sun goddess of the Earth Hittite goddess of the underworld
- East Asian traditions Susin Goddess of Goguryeo
- Greek and Roman Syllis Nymph, mother of Zeuxippus with Apollo
- Oceania and Australia Taema Figure in Samoan mythology
- East Asian traditions Tahiriki-Shimarumi-no-Kami The 12th of the 17 spirits of the world
- East Asian traditions Tāi Chinese minor deity (shen) of fetuses
- Taibang Khaiba
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East Asian traditions Taionjin -
East Asian traditions Taisaijin -
Buddhist traditions · South Asian traditions Taishakuten - East Asian traditions Takamen
- Tallay Ugaritic goddess of dew, daughter of Baal
- Tamar Goddess in Georgian mythology
- Tamesis
- East Asian traditions Taniguku
- Anatolia and the ancient Balkans Taru Hattian weather god
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Ancient Egypt Tasenetnofret Egyptian goddess - Taungdaw Thakhinma Burmese diety
- Greek and Roman Telphusa Greek nymph of a Boeotian spring
- Tengliu Goddess of snow in Chinese mythology
- Tenpaku faith
- The Great Sage, Heaven's Equal Figure in Chinese mythology and a god in Chinese folk religion
- Greek and Roman Theisoa the nymph Mythical nurse of Zeus
- Greek and Roman Theodamas Giant in Greek mythology
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Buddhist traditions Thirty-armed Maitreya -
African traditions Ti-Jean Petro Snake-loa - East Asian traditions Tiānguān One of the Sānguān, official of heaven
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Tianshe - Tinilau
- Tjaetsieålmaj God in the Sami mythology
- East Asian traditions Tokapcup-kamuy Ainu people's solar goddess
- Tongoenabiagus 1st-century shrine in Braga, Portugal
- East Asian traditions Toyohiwake no Mikoto
- Greek and Roman Tritonis Greek mythical character
- East Asian traditions Tude Singjyun
- Turiacus
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Greek and Roman Tutelina Ancient Roman goddess - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Tuuri Deity in Finnish mythology
- South Asian traditions Twarita Hindu goddess
- Twelve Heavenly Generals (Taoism)
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Buddhist traditions · East Asian traditions Uhō-dōji - Oceania and Australia Ul Lunar deity in Melanesian mythology
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Ulmašītum Mesopotamian goddess
- African traditions Unumbotte Creator god of the Bassari people
- uThixo
- East Asian traditions Utsushihikanasaku
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Buddhist traditions Vairocana Avalokiteshvara - Vaishnavivati Wife of the Hindu god Ashvins
- Vaitakere
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Buddhist traditions Vajrāmoghasamayasattva - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Varpulis
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Vasio Celtic god
- Vaxus Deity in Roman Aquitaine
- Vihansa Germanic goddess
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South Asian traditions Vishwambhari Hindu goddess - Mesoamerica and the Andes Voltan Deity in Mayan religious tradition
- Oceania and Australia Waka Hawaiian lizard goddess
- East Asian traditions Wakka-us-kamuy Ainu kamuy (goddess) of fresh water
- Oceania and Australia Wala Sun goddess in Australian aboriginal spirituality
- Weather god of Nerik Hittite weather god
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Werpeja
- Native North America Wohpe Deity of the Lakota
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Wu Cailuan Tang dynasty person CBDB = 93231 - Wufang Guidi
- African traditions Wulbari African deity
- Wurushemu
- East Asian traditions Wuyijun Taoist deity
- African traditions Xamaba African deity
- East Asian traditions Xiyue Dadi Deity
- Xmucane
- Xorældar
- Mesoamerica and the Andes Xpiyacoc One of the creator gods in Maya mythology
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Xuban Ancient deity - Xur Deity in Ossetian mythology
- East Asian traditions Yagami-hime Japanese deity
- East Asian traditions Yashimajinumi no kami Japanese deity
- East Asian traditions Yasomagatsuhi and Ōmagatsuhi
- Yauhqueme
- Yidi (god) God in Chinese mythology
- Yin Cha Chinese underworld gods
- Steppe, Siberia and the Arctic Yo Han God in Turkish, Mongolian, and Altaic mythology
- East Asian traditions Yunzhongzi Investiture of the Gods character
- East Asian traditions Yushkep Kamuy Goddess of the spiders in Ainu mythology
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Buddhist traditions Zashi Lhamo Tibetan goddess - Zhaotianjun
- Zhunti Daoren Investiture of the Gods character
- ǂKá̦gára and ǃHãunu Characters in ǀXam (San) mythology associated with lightning
- Greek and Roman Aesar
- Greek and Roman Aesepus River god in Greek mythology
- Greek and Roman Aigeiros
- East Asian traditions Amanami no Mikoto
- East Asian traditions Amatsukunitama
- East Asian traditions Ame no Hiritome
- East Asian traditions Ame no Ikutama God of Lifeforce
- East Asian traditions Ame-no-Mikage-no-Kami
- East Asian traditions Ame-no-Tsudoechine
- Greek and Roman Anaurus
- Greek and Roman Anchiale Daughter of the Titan Iapetus
- Greek and Roman Aristaeus Giant in Greek mythology
- Greek and Roman Asopis Naiad in greek mythology, daughter of river god Asopos
- Astabe Daughter of Peneus
- Iranian traditions Astaphaios One of the archons in Gnosticism, portrayed as a son of Yaldabaoth in On the Origin of the World
- Greek and Roman Astraios