This exhaustive reference covers the known ancient gods, many heretofore obscure or known only from mythological literature, with a focus on their origins, histories, and functions.

Table of Contents

• On Alphabetization and Spelling
• Preface
• A
• A (Maya People, Yucatan)
• A-Kahiwahiwa (Polynesia)
• A-shih (India)
• Aa (Mesopotamia)
• Aa Sekhemu (Egypt)
• Aaai (Egypt)
• Aaan (Egypt)
• Aaapef (Egypt)
• Aaetes (Greek)
• Aah Ah, Aa (Egyptian, Middle East)
• Aah-Djuhty (Egypt)
• Aah Te-Huti Aah-Tehuti
• Aah-Tehuti (Egypt)
• Aahes (Egypt)
• Aai (Egypt)
• Aai Gods (Egypt)
• Aaiu-f-em-kha-Nef (Egypt)
• Aakebi (Egypt)
• Aakhui (Egypt)
• Aalu (Egypt)
• Aamu (Egypt)
• Aana (Egypt)
• Aana-tuati (Egypt)
• Aani Aana (Egypt)
• Aaru (Egypt)
• Aarvak Arvak, Arvakr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Aat-shefsheft (Egypt)
• Aati (Egypt)
• Aatiu (Egypt)
• Aats (Pylons) (Egypt)
• Aau (Egypt)
• Ab (A) Ib (Egypt)
• Ab (B) (Chaldean, Sumerian)
• Ab-esh-imy-duat Ab-sha-am-tuat (Egypt)
• Ab-ramu (Arabic, Babylonian, Hebrew)
• Ab-sha-am-Tuat (Egypt)
• Ab-she (Egypt)
• Ab-ta (Egypt)
• Ab-u (Middle East)
• Aba (Choctaw People, North America)
• Abaangui (South America)
• Abaangui and Zaguaguaya (Guarayo People, South America)
• Abaasy Abasy (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Ababinili (Chickasaw People, North America)
• Abac (Irish)
• Abaeus (Greek)
• Abaia (Melanesia)
• Abaios (Greek)
• Abakan-Khan (Siberia)
• Abanathabla (Middle East)
• Abans (Persia)
• Abantiades (Greek)
• Abaris (Greek)
• Abas (A) (Greek)
• Abas (B) (Greek)
• Abas (C) (Greek)
• Abasoms (Africa)
• Abasy (Siberia)
• Abathur (Gnostic)
• Abatwa (Africa)
• Abderus (Greek, probably Thrace)
• Abdu and Inet (Egypt)
• Abel Abelus, Abil (Arabic)
• Abellio (Celtic, Gaul)
• Abeona (Roman)
• Abere (Melanesia)
• Aberewa (Ashanti)
• Abheda (Buddhist; India)
• Abhijnaraja (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Abhimanyu Saubhadra (Hindu; India)
• Abiku (A) (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Abiku (B) (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Abjaja “Born from a Lotus” (India)
• Abjayoni (India)
• Ablathanabla (Gnostic)
• Ablu (Etruscan)
• Aboatia (Africa)
• Abok (Africa)
• Abokas (Malaysia)
• Abonsam (Guinea, Africa)
• Abore (Warrau People, Guyana)
• Aborigine People — Creation Legend
• Abosom Obosom (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Abou (Egypt)
• Abracadabra (Gnostic)
• Abraham (Hebrew)
• Abram Ab-ramu, Abraham (Hebrew, Christian, Arab), Ibrahim (Islamic).
• Abrasax (Middle East)
• Abraxas (Egypt, Semitic, Syria)
• Abrayanti (India) A Krittika sister.
• Abru-el (Arab)
• Abruel (Arab)
• Absusu (Sumerian)
• Absyrtus (Greek)
• Abt (Egypt)
• Abta (Egypt)
• Abtagigi (Assyrian, Babylonia, Sumer)
• Abtu and Ant (Egypt)
• Abu Abou (Arabic, Egypt)
• Abu-Turab (Persia)
• Abuda (Japan)
• Abugupham-Bumo (Dhammai People, India)
• Abuk (Dinka People, Africa)
• Abuk and Inet (Egypt)
• Abundantia (Teutonic)
• Abundia (Teutonic)
• Abundita (Roman)
• Abyrga (Central Asia)
• Abyzu (Gnostic, Semitic)
• Abzu (Sumerian)
• Acacallis Acalle (Greek)
• Academus (Greek)
• Acala Acara (Buddhist; India, Nepal, Tibet)
• Acalle (Greek)
• Acamas (A) Acamus, Akamas (Greek)
• Acamas (B) (Greek)
• Acamas (C) & (D) (Greek)
• Acan (A) (Chaldean)
• Acan (B) (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Acantum (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Acara (Tibet)
• Acaragui (Native North American)
• Acaryavajrapani (India)
• Acastus (Greek)
• Acat (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Acatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Acca (Roman)
• Acca Larentia Acca Laurentia (Etruscan, Roman)
• Acca Laurentia (Roman)
• Acesidas (Greek)
• Acestes Acestis (Greek)
• Acestis (Greek)
• Acetes (Greek)
• Ach-Chazu (Babylon)
• Achachilas (Aymara People, Bolivia; Andeans)
• Achaeans (Greek)
• Achaei (Greek)
• Achaemenides (Greek)
• Achaeus (Greek)
• Achamoth (Gnostic)
• Achates (Greek, Roman)
• Acheloos (Greek)
• Achelous Acheloos (Greek)
• Acheren (Greek)
• Acheron Acheren (Greek)
• Acherusia (Greek)
• Achet (Egypt)
• Achilles Achilleus
• Achilleus (Greek)
• Achillides (Greek)
• Achiyalatopa (Zuni People, North America)
• Achren Acheron, Ochren (Celtic)
• Achtaroth (Assyrian)
• Achtoret (Assyrian)
• Achyuta (India)
• Acidalia (Greek)
• Acis (Greek)
• Acis (Greek)
• Acmon (Greek)
• Acmonides (Greek)
• Acolnauacatl (Mexico)
• Acolnauactl (Mexico)
• Acotzentli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Acrea (Greek)
• Acrisius (Greek)
• Actaea (Greek)
• Actaeon (Greek)
• Actaeus (Greek)
• Actis (Greek)
• Actor (A) (Greek)
• Actor (B) (Greek)
• Actor (C) (Greek)
• Acuecueyotl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Acyuta (India) “Immovable”
• Ad-Ama (Hebrew)
• Adad (A) Addad, Addu (Aramean, Assyrian; Babylonian; Canaanite; Sumerian).
• Adad (B) (Syrian)
• Adad (C) (Assyrian)
• Adad-Ea (Babylonian)
• Adam (A) Ad-ama, Adamah
• Adam (B) Sabaoth Adamas (Gnostic)
• Adam and Balujen (Tinguian People, Philippine Islands)
• Adamah (Hebrew)
• Adamanthea (Greek)
• Adapa (Mesopotamian)
• Adar (A) (Persia)
• Adar (B) (Akkadian, Semitic)
• Adargyns (Syrian)
• Adda-nari (Hindu)
• Addad (Babylon)
• Addanari Adda-Nari (Hindu)
• Addane (Celtic)
• Addephagia (Roman)
• Adder (British Isles, Christians, Druids)
• Addittee (India)
• Addu (Aramaean)
• Ade (Hebrew)
• Adee (Haida, Kwakiutl, Tlingit, Tsimshian People, North America)
• Adekagagwaa (Iroquois People, North America)
• Adharma (India)
• Adhibudda (India)
• Adhibuddha Adi-buddha, Adhibudda (Buddhist; India)
• Adhidevatas (India)
• Adhiratha (India)
• Adi (India)
• Adi-Buddha (India)
• Adi-Pati (India)
• Adi-Siki-Taka-Pikone-no-Kami (Japan)
• Adit (India)
• Aditi Addittee, Adit. (Brahmanic, Hindu, Vedic; India, Iran)
• Aditya (India)
• Adityas, The Aditya (singular), Agni (Hindu, Vedic; India, Persia)
• Adlet (Eskimo People, Canada and Greenland)
• Adlinden (Eskimo)
• Adliparmiut (Eskimo)
• Adlivun (Eskimo People)
• Ad'meta (Greek)
• Admeta (Greek)
• Admete Ad'meta, Admeta (Greek)
• Ad'metos (Greek)
• Admetus Ad'metos (Greek)
• Adn Adan, Aden, Dar al Thawab (House of Recompense); (Islamic)
• Adonaios (Greek)
• Adon (A) Adonai (Semitic)
• Adon (B) (Middle East)
• Adonaios (Greek)
• Adonay (Greek)
• Adonia (Greek)
• Adonis Adon (Egypt), Adonai (Hebrew), Adonay, Adonaios, Aidoneus
• Adranos (Italy)
• Adranus Adranos (Sicilian)
• Adrastea (Greek)
• Adrasteia (Greek)
• Adrastia Adrastea, Adrasteia, Adrestea (Greek)
• Adrastos (Greek)
• Adrastus (Greek)
• Adrestea (Greek)
• Adrestus Adrastos, Adrastus (Greek)
• Adrija (India)
• Adrika (India)
• Adrisyanti (India)
• Adsullata (Celtic)
• Adu Ogyinae (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Adununkisum Uyungsum (Saora People of India)
• Aeacides (Greek)
• Aeacus Aiakos (Greek)
• Aeaea (Greek)
• Aebh Aobh (Celtic; Irish)
• Aeculapius (Greek, Roman)
• Aed Aedh, Aodh (Celtic)
• Aedh (Celtic)
• Aedon Aedon (Greek)
• Aeegeus (Greek)
• Aeeiouo (Coptic)
• Aeeta (Greek)
• Aeetes Aeeta (Greek)
• Aega (Greek)
• Aegaeon Aegeon (Greek)
• Aege (Norse; Teutonic)
• Aegeon (Greek)
• Aeger (Teutonic)
• Aegeria (Roman)
• Aegeus (Greek)
• Aegiale (Greek)
• Aegialeia (A) (Greek)
• Aegialeia (B) (Greek)
• Aegialeius (Greek)
• Aegialeus (A) (Greek)
• Aegialeus (B) (Greek)
• Aegimius (Greek)
• Aegina Aigina (Greek)
• Aegipan Aigi'pan (Greek)
• Aegir Aeger (Norse; Teutonic)
• Aegis Aegeus, Aigis, Egis (Greek)
• Aegisthus Aighistos, Aigisthus (Greek)
• Aegle (A) Aglaea, Aigle (Greek)
• Aegle (B) (Greek)
• Aegle (C) (Greek)
• Aegle (D) (Greek)
• Aegle (E) (Greek)
• Aegle (F) (Greek)
• Aegus (Greek)
• Aegyptus (Greek)
• Aeithlius (Greek)
• Aello Aellopuus (Greek)
• Aellopuus (Greek)
• Aeneas Aeneus, Aineias (Greek)
• Aenetus (Greek)
• Aeneus (Greek)
• Aengus (Celtic)
• Aeoina Kamui (Japan)
• Aeolia (Greek)
• Aeolus (A) (Greek)
• Aeolus (B) (Greek)
• Aeons Aion (Post-Christian Gnostics)
• Aepytus (A) (Greek)
• Aepytus (B) (Greek)
• Aer and Arura (Phoenicia)
• Aeracura (Celtic, Irish, Greek)
• Aerolith (Syria)
• Aeron (Celtic)
• Aerope (Greek)
• Aeropus (Greek)
• Aerth (Teutonic)
• Aertha (Teutonic)
• Aes Sidhe (Celtic)
• Aesar (A) (Teutonic)
• Aesar (B) (Celtic, Irish)
• Aesculapius (Greek)
• Aeshma (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Aesir Aesar, Aisar, A'sas (Norse; Teutonic)
• Aesm (Persia)
• Aeson (Greek)
• Aesus Æsus (Roman)
• Aether Aethre, Aithre (Greek)
• Aetheria (Greek)
• Aethiolas (Greek)
• Aetholides (Greek)
• Aethon (Greek)
• Aethra (A) (Greek)
• Aethra (B) (Greek)
• Aethre (Greek)
• Aethus (Greek)
• Aetna (Roman)
• Aetolus (Greek)
• Aex (Greek)
• Af (A) (Egypt)
• Af (B) (Africa)
• Af (C) (Hebrew)
• Af-Osiris (Egypt)
• Afa (A) (Samoan)
• Afa (B) (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Afau (Egypt)
• Afi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Afreet Affreet (Arabic)
• Afrit (Arabic)
• Afu, The (Egypt)
• Ag (India)
• Aga-mi-ketsu-no-Kami (Japan)
• Agaku (Babylonia)
• Agamede (Greek)
• Agamemnon (Greek)
• Aganippe (Greek)
• Aganju (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Aganus (Greek)
• Agapae (Greek)
• Agape Agapae (Greek)
• Agas Xenas Xena Aqas-Xena-Xenas (Chinook People, United States)
• Agasaya “The Shrieker” (Semitic)
• Agassou (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Agastya (Hindu; India)
• Agathadeamon (Greek)
• Agathodiamon (Greek)
• Agathos Diamon (Greek)
• Agave (Greek)
• Agbe (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Agdistis Agdos (Greek)
• Agditis (Greek)
• Agdos (Greek)
• Agemo (Africa)
• Agenor (A) (Sidon, Syria, then to Greece)
• Agenor (B) to (G) (Greek)
• Ageratos
• Aghyu Gugu (Cherokee People, North America)
• Agilma (Babylonia)
• Aglaea (Greek)
• Aglaia Aegle, Aglaea (Greek)
• Aglaope (Greek)
• Aglauros (Greek)
• Aglaurus (Greek)
• Agloolik (Eskimo)
• Agnar (Norse; Teutonic)
• Agnayi (Hindu; India)
• Agne (India)
• Agnen (Tupinamba People, Brazil)
• Agneya (India)
• Agneyastra (India)
• Agneyi Suada (India)
• Agni Agne, Agnis (Brahmanic, Hindu, Tantric, Vedic; India; possibly of Persian origins).
• Agni Yavishata (India)
• Agnimukha (India)
• Agnis (India)
• Agoneus (Greek)
• Agoni God of Fire (Slavic)
• Agothyathik (Africa)
• Agras (Finnish)
• Agrasandhani (India)
• Agrat Bat Mahalat lgirit (Hebrew)
• Agraulos Aglauros, Aglaurus (Greek)
• Agreaskoui (Iroquois)
• Agreus (Greek)
• Agri-manios (Greek)
• Agriskoue (Iroquois)
• Agrius (A) Agreus (Greek, Sumerian)
• Agrius (B) to (E) (Greek)
• Agro-manyus (Persia)
• Agroata (Greek)
• Agros Agrotes, Agroueros (Phoenician)
• Agrotes (Greek)
• Agroueros (Phoenician)
• Agrouneros (Greek)
• Agu (Akkadian)
• Aguilo (Greek)
• Agunua Argunua (Solomon Islands, Melanesia)
• Agusaya (Babylon)
• Agwe (Haitian)
• Agweta (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Agweto (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Agyieus (Greek)
• Agyieyus (Greek)
• Ah (Egypt)
• Ah (Egypt)
• Ah-hetep (Egypt)
• Ah-Kiuic (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ah Puch (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ah Puchah (Maya People, Yucatan People, Yucatan People, Yucatan)
• Ah-uuc-chek-nale (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Aha (Egypt)
• Ahalya (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Ahana (India)
• Ahans (India)
• Aharman (Persia)
• Ahat (Egypt)
• Ahau-Chamahez (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ahayuta Achi (Zuni People, North America)
• Aherat (Middle East)
• Ahet (Egypt)
• Ahhazu Ach-Chazu (Babylonia, Sumer)
• Ahi (Egypt, Persia, India.)
• Ahi-Mu (Egypt)
• Ahiah (Hebrew)
• Ahimsa (India)
• Ahit (Egypt)
• Ahkinshok (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ahkushtal (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ahmakiq (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ahmes-Neferatari (Egypt)
• Ahmucen-Cab (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ahoeitu (South Pacific)
• Ahpuch Ah Puch, Ah Puchah (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ahpuch Yum Cimil (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ahrenkonigin (Austrian)
• Ahriman (Persia)
• Ahrimanes (Persia)
• Ahti Ahto (Finland)
• Ahto (Finland)
• Ahu (Egypt)
• Ahuehuete (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ahura (Persia)
• Ahura Mazda Ahura, Asura, Auramazda (Manichean, Zoroastrian, Zurvan; Persian, Iranian)
• Ahy (Egypt)
• Ai (A) (Akkadian, Egypt)
• Ai (B) (Norse; Teutonic)
• Ai (C) (Estonian)
• Ai (D) (Teutonic)
• Ai-Willi-Ay-O (Eskimo)
• Aiai (Hawaii)
• Aiaiakuula (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Aiapakal (Tierra del Fuego)
• Aiakos (Greek)
• Aiapaec (Peru)
• Aias (Greek)
• Aibheaog (Celtic)
• Aida-Wedo (Haiti)
• Aides (Greek)
• Aidne (Celtic)
• Aido Hwedo (Dahomey People, Africa; Haiti)
• Aidoneus (Greek)
• Aife (Celtic)
• Aigamuchab (Hottentot, Africa)
• Aighistos (Greek)
• Aigi'pan (Greek)
• Aigina (Greek)
• Aigis (Greek)
• Aigisthus (Greek)
• Aigle (Greek)
• Ailanthus (China)
• Aileili (Celtic)
• Aillen (Irish)
• Ailo (Hebrew)
• Ailuros (Egypt)
• Aimon Kondi (Arawak People, New Guinea)
• Aindra (India)
• Aindri Aindra (India)
• Aine (Irish)
• Aineias (Greek)
• Aino (Finland)
• Ainu-rak-kur (Japan)
• Aion (A) (Gnostic)
• Aion (B) (Phoenician)
• Aior-Pata (Greek)
• Aipaloovik (Eskimo)
• Air (A) (Phoenician)
• Air (B) (Phoenician)
• Air (C) (Phoenician)
• Air, God of (Egypt)
• Airavarta (India)
• Airavata Airavarta, Airawata (India)
• Airawata (India)
• Aireskoi (Iroquois)
• Aireskouy (Iroquois)
• Airmid (Celtic)
• Airya Iraj (Persian)
• Airyano Vaejo (Iranian)
• Ais (A) (Armenia)
• Ais (B) (Greek)
• Aisar (Norse)
• Aither Aither (Greek)
• Aithre (Greek)
• Aithuia (Greek)
• Aitvaras (Prussian, Lithuanian)
• Aiwel (Africa)
• Aiwel Longar (Africa)
• Aiyai (Tamil People, India)
• Aiyanar (India)
• Aizen Myo-O (Japan)
• Aizen-Myoo Aizen Myo-O, Aizenmyo-o, Aizenmyo-wo (Buddhist, Shinto, Japan)
• Aizenmyo-o (Japan)
• Aizennyo-wo (Japan)
• Aja (Babylon)
• Aja Ekapada (Hindu; India)
• Ajagava (India)
• Ajan (Islamic)
• Ajatar Ajattara (Finnish)
• Ajattara (Finnish)
• Ajax the Greater (Greek)
• Ajax the Lesser (Greek)
• Ajbit (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Aji-suki-Taka-hi-kone (Japan)
• Aji-suki-takahikone Aji-suki-Taka-hi-kone (Japan)
• Ajita (Buddhist; India)
• Ajnesvara (India)
• Ajorsum (Saora People, India)
• Ajtzak (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ajuna (India)
• Ajy-khoton (Yakut)
• Ajysit (Yakut)
• Ajysyt Ajysit, Ijaksit (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Ak (Akkadian)
• Aka (Turkish)
• Aka-Kanet (Araucanian People, Chile)
• Aka Manah Aka-Manah, Akah Manah, Ako-Mano, Akoman (Persia)
• Akadja (Dahomey People, Africa; Haitian)
• Akalo (Solomon Islands)
• Akamas (Greek)
• Akanet (Araucanian People, Chile)
• Akar (Egypt)
• Akara (Egypt)
• Akasagarbha (Japan)
• Akatauire (Polynesia)
• Akbal (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ake (Polynesia)
• Akebiu (Egypt)
• Akeneh (Egypt)
• Aker (Egypt)
• Akeru (Egypt)
• Akesi (Egypt)
• Akethor (Teutonic)
• Akewa (Toba People, Argentina)
• Akh (Egypt)
• Akha Aka (Assyro-Babylonia, Burait, Turkey)
• Akhekh (Egypt)
• Akheloos (Greek)
• Akhem-Sek (Egypt)
• Akhen (Egypt)
• Akhet-nen-tha Akhenaten, Ikhnaten (Egypt)
• Akhmiu (Egypt)
• Akhrokhar (Gnostic)
• Akhtar, The (Persia)
• Akhtya (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Aki-bime-no-Kami (Japan)
• Aki-Yama no Shitabi-onoko (Japan)
• Akinetos (Gnostic)
• Akka (A) Aka (Estonian, Finnish)
• Akka (B) Aka, Ekki (Turkey)
• Akkruva Avfruvva (Finno-Ugric)
• Akna (A) (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Akna (B) (Eskimo)
• Ako-Mano (Persia)
• Akoman (Persia)
• Akongo (Nagombe People, Africa)
• Akra (Persia)
• Akrura (India)
• Aksak (Chaco People, South America)
• Akselloak (Eskimo)
• Akshobhya Akshyobhya (Nepal), Aksobhya (Tibet); (Buddhist; India)
• Akshyobhya (Nepal)
• Aksobhya (India)
• Aktiophi (Greek)
• Aku (Akkadian)
• Aku-Thor (Teutonic)
• Akua (Polynesia)
• Akuj (Kenya, Africa)
• Akupara (Hindu, India)
• Akusaa (Egypt)
• Akycha (Eskimo People, United States)
• Al (A) (Afghanistan)
• Al (B) (Ugarit, Syria)
• Al Ait (Phoenician)
• Al-Amin (Arabic)
• Al-lat (Arabic)
• Al Ussa (Arabic)
• Al-Uza Al Ussa, Al-Uzza, Al'uzzah (Arabic)
• Ala (A) (Arab)
• Ala (B) Ale (Ibo People, Nigeria)
• Ala (C) (Sumer)
• Alaghom Naom Alaghom Naum (Gnostic)
• Alah (Arabic)
• Alaisiagae (Teutonic)
• Alaka (India)
• Alakaluf (Tierra del Fuego, South America)
• Alakh (Khumbu-patas People, India)
• Alalus (Hittite, Hurrian)
• Alambusha (India)
• Alan (Philippines)
• Alastor (Greek)
• Alat (Arabic)
• Alatuir (Slavic)
• Alberich (Teutonic)
• Albion (Greek)
• Albiorix (Celtic)
• Albors, Mount (Persia)
• Albunea (Greek)
• Alburz, Mount Albors, Mount (Persia)
• Alcaeus (A) (Greek)
• Alcaeus (B) (Greek)
• Alcaeus (C) (Greek)
• Alcathous (A) (Greek)
• Alcathous (B) (Greek)
• Alcemene (Greek)
• Alcestis (Greek)
• Alcides (Greek)
• Alcimede (Greek)
• Alcimenes (Greek)
• Alcippe (A) (Greek)
• Alcippe (B) (Greek)
• Alcithoe (Greek)
• Alcis (Teutonic)
• Alcmaon (Greek)
• Alcmene (Greek)
• Alcyone (Greek)
• Alcyoneus (Greek)
• Aldoneus (Greek)
• Ale (Nigeria)
• Ale-im (Arabic; Hebrew)
• Alecto Alektro, Allecto (Greek)
• Alegeus (Greek)
• Aleion (Phoenicia)
• Alektro (Greek)
• Alemona (Roman)
• Aletes (Greek)
• Aletheia (Greek)
• Alexander (Greek)
• Alevin (Greek)
• Alexandra (Greek)
• Aleyin Aleion (Phoenicia)
• Aleyn (Mesopotamian)
• Aleyn-Baal Aleyn (Akkadian, Babylonian, Canaanite, Phoenician, Sumerian, Ugarit)
• Alf (Teutonic)
• Alf-heim (Teutonic)
• Alfadir (Teutonic)
• Alfadur (Teutonic)
• Alfar (Norse; Teutonic)
• Alfheim Alf-heim, Alvheim (Norse; Teutonic)
• Alfhild (Scandinavia)
• Alfrigg (Norse; Teutonic)
• Algue (Araucanian People, Chile)
• Ali (A) (Teutonic)
• Ali (B)
• Alidat (Babylonyian, Canaanite, Semitic)
• Alignak (Eskimo)
• Aliki (Hawaii)
• Alilah (Arabic)
• Alilat (Arabic, Babylonia).
• Alilta (Arabic, Babylonia)
• Alinda (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Alittu (Mesopotamia)
• Aliyan (Canaan)
• Alka (Lapp)
• Alkuntam (Bella Coola People, Canada)
• All-Father (Teutonic)
• All Swift (Teutonic)
• Allah (Mohammedanism, Islamic; South Arabia)
• Allat Alat, Ilat
• Allath (Arabic)
• Allatu
• Allecto (Greek)
• Allfather (Teutonic)
• Alloprosallos (Greek)
• Almus (Greek)
• Aloadae (Greek)
• Aloeidae (Greek)
• Aloeides Aloadae, Aloeidae (Greek)
• Aloeus (Greek)
• Aloka Aloke Nang-sal-ma (Tibet)
• Aloke (Tibet)
• Alom (Maya)
• Aloros (Greek)
• Alphaeus (Greek)
• Alphee (Greek)
• Alpheios (Greek)
• Alpheius (Greek)
• Alpheous (Greek)
• Alphesiboea (Greek)
• Alpheus Alphaeus, Alphee, Alpheios, Alpheous, Alpheius (Greek)
• Alphito (Greek)
• Alrinach (Eastern Europe)
• Als (Armenia, Babylonia, Persia)
• Alsvid Alsvider, Alsvinn, Alswid (Norse; Teutonic)
• Alsvider (Teutonic)
• Alsvinn (Teutonic)
• Alswid (Teutonic)
• Altan-Telgey (Mongolian)
• Althaea (Greek)
• Althaemenes (Greek)
• Althaia (Greek)
• Althea Althaea, Althaia (Greek)
• Altjira (Arunta People, Australia)
• Alu (Babylonian, Sumerian)
• Alukah (Canaanite)
• Alulei (Marshall Islands, Micronesia)
• Alulim (Sumerian)
• Aluluei (Micronesia)
• Aluqa (Arabic)
• Al'uzzah (Arabic)
• Alvheim (Teutonic)
• Alvis Alviss (Teutonic)
• Alxion (Greek)
• Am (Egypt)
• Am-Beseku (Egypt)
• Am-Kehuu (Egypt)
• Am-Khaibetu (Egypt)
• Am-Mit Am-mut (Egypt)
• Am-Senf (Egypt)
• Am-Sit (Egypt)
• Am-Ta (Egypt)
• Ama (A) (Sumerian)
• Ama (B) (Teutonic)
• Ama (C) (Japan)
• Ama (D) (India)
• Ama-Amta (Egypt)
• Ama-No-Hashadate (Japan)
• Ama No Hashidate (Japan)
• Ama-No-Hohi (Japan)
• Ama-No-Kagaseo (Japan)
• Ama-no-minaka-nushi Ama-no-minakanushi-no-Kami, Ame-no-minaka-nushi, (Shinto; Japan)
• Ama-no-Minakanushi-no-Kami (Japan)
• Ama-no-oshiho-Mimi (Japan)
• Ama-no-Saug-Me (Japan)
• Ama-no-Uki-Hashi (Japan)
• Ama No Uzume (Japan)
• Ama-no-Uzume Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto (Heavenly Alarming Female), (Shinto; Japan)
• Ama-terasu-o-Kami (Japan)
• Ama-terasu-o-mi-Kami-me no Mikoto (Japan)
• Ama-terasu Ohmi-Kami (Japan)
• Ama-terasu-Oho-hiru-me no Mikoto (Japan)
• Ama-tsu-Kami (Japan)
• Ama-tsu-mika-hoshi (Japan)
• Ama-Tu-piko-nasgisa-take-u-Gaya-puki-apezu-no-mi - koto (Japan)
• Ama-Tu-Pikone-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Ama-waka-hiko (Japan)
• Amaethon Amathaon (British, Celtic, Welsh)
• Amagandar (Tungus People, Africa)
• Amahraspands (Persian)
• Amairgin (Celtic)
• Amaite-Rangi (Mangaia Island, Polynesia)
• Amalivaca (Orinoco River People, South America)
• Amalthaea (Greek)
• Amalthea (Greek)
• Amaltheia (A) Amalthaea, Amalthea (Greek)
• Amaltheia (B) (Greek)
• Amaltheia (C) (Roman)
• Amaltheia (D) (Roman)
• Amam (Egypt)
• Amam-Mitu (Egypt)
• Amam-ta (Egypt)
• Amamet (Egypt)
• Amamet the Devourer (Egypt)
• Aman (A) (Egypt)
• Aman (B) (Japan)
• Amanki
• Amano-Iwato (Japan)
• Amanoro (Armenian)
• Amaravati Devapura (City of Gods) (Hindu; India)
• Amardad (Persia)
• Amarud (Babylonian)
• Amarudu (Babylonian)
• Amaruduk (Babylonian)
• Amashilamma (Sumerian)
• Amaterasu (Buddhist, Shinto; Japan)
• Amaterasu-Oho-hiru-me (Japan)
• Amaterasu-Oho-mi-kami (Japan)
• Amaterasu-omi-gami (Japan)
• Amaterasu Takehaya Susanowo (Japan)
• Amathaon Amatheon (Celtic)
• Amathaounta Amathaunta (Egypt, Sumer)
• Amathaunta (Egypt)
• Amatheon (Celtic)
• Amatsu-Mikaboshi (Early Shinto; Japan)
• Amatsu-Otome (Japan)
• Amatupiko-Pikonagisa (Japan)
• Amayicoyondi (Pericu People, North American)
• Amazons (Greek, Scythian)
• Amba (A) (India)
• Amba (B) (India)
• Ambalika (India)
• Ambi (India)
• Ambika Ambi, Amvika Devi.
• Ambrosia (Greek)
• Amburaja (India)
• Amchimalghen (Araucanian People, South America)
• Ame-no-hohi (Japan)
• Ame-no-ina-fune (Japan)
• Ame-no-iwato (Japan)
• Ame-no-minaka-nushi (Japan)
• Ame-no-murokumo-no-tsurugi (Japan)
• Ame-no-Oshido-Mimi Ama-no-oshiho-mimi (Shinto; Japan)
• Ame-no-puya-kinu-no-kami (Japan)
• Ame-no-tajikara-no (Japan)
• Ame-no-tajikara-wo (Japan)
• Ame-no-uki-hashi (Japan)
• Ame-no-uzume-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Ame-no-wakahiko (Japan)
• Ame-no-wo-ha-bari (Shinto; Japan)
• Amehetp (Egypt)
• Amen (A) (British)
• Amen (B) Aman, Ammon, Amon, Amum, Atum (Egypt; possibly Nubian and Syrian)
• Amen-ha (Egypt)
• Amen-khat (Egypt)
• Amen-khum (Egypt)
• Amen-Ra (Egypt)
• Amen-Ra-Temu (Egypt)
• Amen-Ur (Egypt)
• Amenaber (Armenian)
• Amenet (Egypt)
• Amenhetep (Egypt)
• Amenhotep, Son of Hapu (Egypt)
• Amenhotep I Amehetp (Egypt)
• Amenhotep III (Egypt)
• Ameni (Egypt)
• Ameno-uzume-no-kami (Japan)
• Amenophis (Egypt)
• Amenophis I (Egypt)
• Amenotsudoe-chine-no-kami (Japan)
• Ament (Egypt)
• Ament-Nefert (Egypt)
• Ament-Ra (Egypt)
• Amentet (Egypt)
• Amentet-Nefert (Egypt)
• Amenthes (Egypt)
• Amenti (Egypt)
• Ameretat Amardad, Amererat, Murdad (Persia)
• Amergin Amairgen, Amairgin, Amhairghin (Celtic)
• Amesha Spentas Amahraspands, Amesho Spends, Ameshospends Amshashpands (Pahlavi dialect), Amshaspends (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Amesho Spend (Persia)
• Ameshospend (Persia)
• Amet-tcheru (Egypt)
• Amhairghin (Celtic)
• Ami-Hemf (Egypt)
• Amida (Buddhist; Japan; originally India)
• Amida Buddha (Japan)
• Amidas (Japan)
• Amighavajra (India)
• Amirini (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Amisodaurus (Greek)
• Amit Amam, Am-mit
• Amita (Japan)
• Amitabha (India)
• Amitayus (India)
• Amitolane (Zuni People, United States)
• Amm (South Arabia)
• Amma (A) (Dogon People, West Africa)
• Amma (B) (Teutonic)
• Amma (C) (India)
• Amma (D) (India)
• Amma-Ana-Ki (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Ammanavaru (India)
• Ammehet (Egypt)
• Ammi-Seshet (Egypt)
• Ammon (Egypt)
• Ammon, Oracle of (Greek)
• Ammut (Egypt)
• Amogha-Siddhi (India)
• Amoghapasa Lokeswar (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Amoghasiddhi (Buddhist; India)
• Amoghasiddi (India)
• Amon (Egypt)
• Amon-Ra (Egypt)
• Amon-Re (Egypt)
• Amonet (Egypt)
• Amor (Roman, Greek)
• Amphianax (Greek)
• Amphiaraus (Greek)
• Amphibia (Greek)
• Amphinome (Greek)
• Amphion (Greek)
• Amphithea (Greek)
• Amphithemis (Greek)
• Amphitrite (Greek)
• Amphitryon (Greek)
• Amra (Afghanistan)
• Amraphel (Babylonian)
• Amrata (India)
• Amrita Amrata, Amrta (Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Amrita-Dhari (Tibet)
• Amrita-Kumbha (India)
• Amrita Kundika (Japan)
• Amrita Surabki (India)
• Amritahari Amrita-Dhari (Tibet)
• Amrite Kundalin (Japan)
• Amritika (India)
• Amrta (India)
• Amrtakundali Amitra-Dhara (“Urn of Nectar”), Gundari-Myoo (Japan); (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Amset Am-Sit (Egypt)
• Amseth (Egypt)
• Amshashpands (Persia)
• Amshaspands Amahraspands, Ameshospend, Amshashpands (Pre-Christian Gnostics; Simon Magus sect; Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Amshaspends (Persia)
• Amsu (Egypt)
• Amsvartner (Teutonic)
• Amu-Aa (Egypt)
• Amulet
• Amulets (Egypt)
• Amun (Egypt)
• Amun-Kneph (Egypt)
• Amun-Min (Egypt)
• Amun-Re (Egypt)
• Amunet (Egypt)
• Amurru (Babylonian, Phoenician)
• Amvika (India)
• Amyclas (A) (Greek)
• Amycus (A) Amykos (Greek)
• Amycus (B) (Greek)
• Amycus (C) (Greek)
• Amykos (Greek)
• Amymone (Greek)
• An (A) (Akkadian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Sumerian; possibly Egyptian)
• An (B) (Teutonic)
• An (C)
• An Ut (Egypt)
• An-a-f (Egypt)
• An-Aareretef (Egypt)
• An-Aretf (Egypt)
• An-her
• An-hetep-f (Egypt).
• An-Hur Anher, Anhur (Egypt)
• An-Kung (China)
• An-mut-f (Egypt)
• An-pu (Egypt)
• An-tcher-f (Egypt)
• Ana (A) (Celtic)
• Ana (B) (Middle Eastern)
• Ana-Hid (Armenian)
• Ana Nse Kukuroko (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Ana-purna Anapurna, Anna Perenna (Roman), Anna-Purna, Annapurna (Hindu; India)
• Anadyomene
• Anahit (Persia)
• Anahita Anahit, Anahite, Anait, Anaitis (Chaldean, Iranian, Persian, Semitic [possibly])
• Anahite (Persian)
• Anait (Persian)
• Anaitis Anahita (Persia)
• Anakhai (Mongol)
• Anakim (Hebrew)
• Anala (India)
• Anamaqkiu (Menominee People, United States)
• Anan (Celtic)
• Ananda (India)
• Ananga (Hindu; India)
• Ananke (Greek)
• Ananse Anansi, Annancy (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Anansi (Africa)
• Ananta (India)
• Ananta-Shayana (India)
• Anaplades (Greek)
• Anapurna (India)
• Anar Annar (Norse; Teutonic)
• Anat (Assyria, Canaan, Chaldea, Sumer then Egypt)
• Anata (Middle East)
• Anath (Middle East)
• Anath-Yahu (Middle East)
• Anatha (Middle East)
• Anatis (Arthurian)
• Anatu (Middle East)
• Anax (Greek)
• Anaxibia (A) (Greek)
• Anaxibia (B) (Greek)
• Anaxibia (C) (Greek)
• Anaye (Navajo People, North America)
• Ancaeus Great (Greek)
• Ancaeus Little (Greek)
• Anchancho (Collao People, South America)
• Anchile, The Ancile (Roman)
• Anchinoe (Greek)
• Anchises (Greek)
• Ancient Spider (Micronesia)
• Andarta (Celtic)
• Ander (Persia)
• Andhaka (Hindu; India)
• Andhrimner (Teutonic)
• Andra (Persian)
• Andreus (Greek)
• Andriamanitra & Andrianahary (Madagascar)
• Andrianahary (Madagascar)
• Andrimne Andhrimner, Andhrimnir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Androgeus (Greek)
• Andromeda (Greek)
• Anduruna (Mesopotamia)
• Andvare (Teutonic)
• Andvari Andvare (Norse; Teutonic)
• Ane (A) (Nigeria)
• Ane (B) (Arabic)
• Anean People — Creation Legend (Peru, South America)
• Anga-Raja (India)
• Angada (India)
• Angajan (Saora People, India)
• Angana (India)
• Angara (India)
• Angels (Arabic, Christian, Hebrew, Syrian)
• Angerboda Angerbodha, Angrboda, Angrbodha (Norse; Teutonic)
• Angerbodha (Teutonic)
• Angerona (Etruscan, Roman)
• Angervadil (Icelandic; Teutonic)
• Angeyja (Norse; Teutonic)
• Angiras Angiris (India)
• Angirasa (Hindu; India)
• Angiris (India)
• Angitia (Italian)
• Angoi (Borneo)
• Angpetu Wi (Dakota People, North America)
• Angra Mainyu Angro Mainyus (“Angry Spirit”) Anro-mainyus (Mazdaism, Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Angrboda (Teutonic)
• Angrbodha (Teutonic)
• Angro Mainyus (Persia)
• Anguissance (Celtic)
• Angurvadel (Teutonic)
• Angus Aengus, Cengus, Engus, Oengus, Oenghus (Celtic, Irish)
• Angus Mac Og (Celtic)
• Angus Od (Celtic)
• Angus of the Brugh (Celtic, Irish)
• Angusta (Eskimo)
• Anguta (Eskimo)
• Anhefta (Egypt)
• Anher (Egypt)
• Anhert (Egypt)
• Anhir (Egypt)
• Anhoret (Egypt)
• Anhorte (Egypt)
• Anhur Anher, An-her, Anhert, Anhir, An-hur (Egypt)
• Anhur-Shu (Egypt)
• Ani (Egypt)
• Anila (India)
• Animiki (Ojibway People, North America)
• Aningan (Eskimo)
• Anioch (Greek)
• Aniran (Persia)
• Aniruddha (India)
• Anit (Egypt)
• Anith (Celtic)
• Anitsutsa (Cherokee People, North America)
• Anjama (India)
• Anjana (India)
• Anjea (Australia)
• Ank (Egypt)
• Ankamma (India)
• Ankh (A) (Egypt)
• Ankh (B) (Egypt)
• Ankhat (Egypt)
• Ankhi (Egypt)
• Ankt (Egypt)
• Ankusha (India)
• Anna-Nin (Middle East)
• Anna Perenna (Roman)
• Anna-Perenna (India)
• Annancy (Africa)
• Annapurna (India)
• Annar (Teutonic)
• Annfwn (Celtic)
• Anningan (Eskimo)
• Annis (A) (Celtic)
• Annis (B) (Sumer)
• Annun (Celtic)
• Annunaki (Sumer)
• Annuthat (Middle East)
• Annwn (Celtic)
• Annwvyn (Celtic)
• Anobret (Greek)
• Anoi-Diggan-Juje (Dhammai People, India)
• Anonach (Celtic)
• Anos (Mesopotamia)
• Anouke (Egypt)
• Anouris
• Anpao (Dakota People, North America)
• Anpu (Egypt)
• Anquat (Egypt)
• Anquet Anuket (Egypt)
• Anrita (India)
• Anro-mainyus (Persia)
• Ansa (India)
• Anshar Anshur, Ashur, Asshur (Assyro-Babylonia, Sumer)
• Anshashpands (Persia)
• Anshumat (India)
• Anshur (Sumer)
• Ansuman (India)
• Anta (Asia Minor)
• Antaeus (Greek)
• Antaf (Egypt)
• Antaka (India)
• Antanzah (Mesopotamia)
• Antares (Persia)
• Antariksha (Vedic; India)
• Antauges (Greek)
• Antea (Greek)
• Antenor (Greek)
• Antero Vipunen Antero Wipunen (Finnish)
• Antero Wipunen (Finnish)
• Anteros (Greek)
• Antetu (Egypt)
• Antevorta (Roman)
• Anthat (Asia Minor)
• Antheia (Greek)
• Antheti (Egypt)
• Antheus (Greek)
• Anthios (Greek)
• Anti (Egypt)
• Anticleia (A) Antikleia (Greek)
• Anticleia (B) (Greek)
• Anticleia (C) (Greek)
• Anticleia (D) (Greek)
• Antigone (A) (Greek)
• Antigone (B) (Greek)
• Antigone (C) (Greek)
• Antigone (D) (Greek)
• Antikleia (Greek)
• Antilochus (Greek)
• Antimache (Greek)
• Antimachus (A) (Greek)
• Antimachus (B) (Greek)
• Antion (Greek)
• Antiope (A) (Greek)
• Antiope (B) (Greek)
• Antiope (C) (Greek)
• Antiope (D) (Greek)
• Antiphates (Greek)
• Antit (Middle East)
• Antiu and Hentiu (Egypt)
• Antu (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Antum (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Anu (A) (Celtic)
• Anu (B) (Akkadian, Babylonian, Hittite, Hurrian, Sumerian, Syrian)
• Anubis (Egypt)
• Anuket (Egypt)
• Anukis Anqet, Anquet, Anuket, Anukisuas, Anukit (Egypt, Greek, Sudan; possibly introduced from Ethiopia)
• Anukit
• Anulap (Island of Truk, Micronesia)
• Anum (Mesopotamia)
• Anumati (India)
• Anunaki (Sumer)
• Anungite (Pawnee People, North America)
• Anunit (Assyria, Babylon, Sumer)
• Anunitum (Babylon)
• Anunnaki Annunaki, Anunaki, Ennuki (Assyro-Babylonia, Sumer)
• Anunu (Egypt)
• Anup (Egypt)
• Anus (Hittite, Hurrite)
• Anush (Armenian)
• Anzety (Egypt)
• Anzu (Persian, Sumerian)
• Ao (A) (Polynesia, New Zealand)
• Ao (B) (China)
• Ao Ch'in Ao K'in (China)
• Ao-Jun (China)
• Ao-Kahiwahiwa (Polynesia)
• Ao-Kanapanapa (Polynesia)
• Ao Kuang (China)
• Ao-Marama (Polynesia)
• Ao-Nui (Polynesia)
• Ao-Pakakina (Polynesia)
• Ao-Pakarea (Polynesia)
• Ao-Potango (Polynesia)
• Ao-Pouri (New Zealand, Polynesia)
• Ao-Roa (Polynesia)
• Ao Shun (China)
• Ao-Toto (Polynesia)
• Ao-Whekere (Polynesia)
• Ao-Whetuma (Polynesia)
• Aobh (Celtic)
• Aoi (Coptic)
• Aoide (Greek)
• Aoife (Irish)
• Aokeu (Polynesia)
• Aokeu and Ake (Polynesia)
• Aos (Chalean, Greek, Sumerian)
• Ap (Egypt)
• Ap-Taui (Egypt)
• Ap-Uat (Egypt)
• Apa (India)
• Apam Napat (Indo-Iranian; Hindu)
• Apaosha (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Apap
• Aparna (India)
• Apason (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Ape (Egypt)
• Apep (Egypt)
• Apepi (Egypt)
• Aper-ta (Egypt)
• Apet Epet (Egypt)
• Aphangak (Brazil, Peru; South America)
• Aphareus (Greek)
• Apheliotes (Greek)
• Aphrodite (Greek, possibly of Phoenician origins)
• Aphson (Babylonia)
• Api (Egypt)
• Apis (A) (Egyptian)
• Apis (B) (Greek)
• Apisirahts (Blackfeet People, North America)
• Apit (Egypt)
• Aplu (Greek)
• Apo (Persian)
• Apocatequil (Inca, Peru)
• Apochquiahuayan (Aztec, Mexico)
• Apoconallotl (Aztec)
• Apollo Apollon (Greek)
• Apollodorus (Greek)
• Apollon (Greek)
• Aponbolinayen Aponitolau (Philippine)
• Apophis Apopophis
• Apsaras (India)
• Apsarases Apsaras, Apsarases (Brahman, Buddhist, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Apsarasras (India)
• Apsu Abzu (Sumerian), Apzu (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Apsyrtus Apsyrtos (Greek)
• Apt Apet, Aptu (Egypt)
• Apt-ent-khet (Egypt)
• Apt-ent-qahu (Egypt)
• Apt-net (Egypt)
• Aptu (Egypt)
• Apu (Egypt)
• Apu-Hau (Polynesia)
• Apu-Matangi (Polynesia)
• Apu Punchau (Peru)
• Apu-Punchau Apu Punchau (Inca, Peru)
• Apzu (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Apzu-Rishtu (Assyrian)
• Aqas-Xena-Xenas (Chinook People, North America)
• Aquila (Greek)
• Aquilo Aguilo (Roman)
• Ar-Ast-Neter (Egypt)
• Ara (Armenian, Phrygian)
• Ara-Mi-Tama (Japan)
• Ara-mi-tama (Japan)
• Ara Tiotio (Morai People, New Zealand)
• Arabus (Greek)
• Arachne (Greek)
• Araga (India)
• Arak (Cambodia)
• Aralez (Armenian)
• Arallu Aralu (Assyro-Babylonian, Sumer)
• Aralu (Babylonian)
• Aram (Armenian)
• Aramaiti (Persia)
• Aramati (India)
• Aramazd (Armenian, Persian)
• Aranunna (Babylonia)
• Arawak People — Creation Legend (New Guinea)
• Arawn (Celtic, Irish)
• Arazu (Akkadian, Sumer)
• Arbhu (India)
• Arbidihist (Persia)
• Archelous (Greek)
• Archander and Architekes (Greek)
• Archons (Post-Christian Gnostics, the Ophites)
• Ardabahisht (Persia)
• Ardevi Sura Anahita (Persian)
• Ardhanari (India)
• Ardhanari-Ishvara Ardhanari, Ardhanari-Ishavara, Arhhanariswara (Hindu; India)
• Ardhanariswara (India)
• Ardi-bahisht (Persia)
• Ardusht (Persia)
• Ardvi Sura Anahita
• Ardvi Vaxsha (Persia)
• Areimanios (Roman)
• Areius (Greek)
• Arekoi (Iroquois People, North America)
• Aremata-Rorua and Aremata-Popoa (Polynesia)
• Arene (Greek)
• Areop-Enap (Gilbert and Nauru Islands, Micronesia)
• Ares (Greek; possibly worshiped in Thrace and Scythia. May have originated as a Minoan deity).
• Areskoui Agreaskoui, Agriskoue, Aireskoi, Aireskouy, Arekoi (Iroquois People, North America)
• Arete (Greek)
• Arethusa (A) Aethusa (Greek)
• Arethusa (B) Aethusa (Greek)
• Aretia (Chaldea)
• Aretus (A) (Greek)
• Aretus (B) (Greek)
• Arganthone (Thracian)
• Argayu (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Arge (Greek)
• Arge Woyo (Haitian)
• Argeia (Greek)
• Arges (Greek)
• Argetlam “The Silver Handed” (Celtic)
• Argia (Greek)
• Argiope (A) (Greek) Nymph.
• Argiope (B) (Greek)
• Argonauts (Greek)
• Argonauts (Names of) (Greek)
• Argos (Greek)
• Argrius (Greek)
• Argunis (Greek)
• Argus (A) Argos (Greek)
• Argus (B) Argos (Greek)
• Argus (C) Argos (Greek)
• Argus (D) (Greek)
• Argus (E) (Greek)
• Argus (F) Argos (Greek)
• Argus (G) (Greek)
• Argyron (Greek)
• Arhats (Buddhist, Taoist; China)
• Ari-em-ab-f (Egypt)
• Ari-hes (Egypt)
• Ari-hes-nefer (Egypt)
• Ariadne (Greek)
• Arianrhod Arianrod (Celtic)
• Arianrod (Celtic)
• Ariconte Aricoute, Arikute (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Aricoute (Tupi-Guarani People of Brazil)
• Aridane (Greek)
• Aridella (Greek)
• Arikute (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Arimans (Persia)
• Arinitti (Hittite)
• Arinna (Hittite)
• Arion (Greek)
• Arishta (India)
• Aristaeus Aristaios (Greek, Libyan)
• Aristaios (Greek)
• Aristomachus (Greek)
• Arisudana (India)
• Arjuna Arjuni, Arjunis (Hindu; India)
• Arjuni (India)
• Arjunis (India)
• Arkate (Etruscan)
• Arkharokh (Gnostic)
• Arkheokh (Gnostic)
• Arlez Aralez (Armenia)
• Armaita (Persia)
• Armat (Armenia)
• Armati (Persia)
• Armen (Semite)
• Armenak (Armenian)
• Arnaeus (Greek)
• Arnaknagsak (Eskimo)
• Arnamentia (British)
• Arnarquagssaq (Eskimo)
• Arne (Greek)
• Arohi-rohi (Maori People, New Zealand)
• Aroueris (Egypt)
• Arpacana (Tibet)
• Arpacanamanjusri Arpacana (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Arrets (Egypt)
• Arsa (Syria)
• Arsai (Canaan, Syria, Ugarit)
• Arsan Duolai (Yakut)
• Arsaphes (Egypt)
• Arsi Basum (Saora People, India)
• Arson Duolai Arsan Duolai, Arsan-duolai (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Arta (Persia)
• Artemis (Greek; possibly originated in Asia)
• Artemis Calliste (Greek)
• Artemis Caria (Greek)
• Artemis Caryatis (Greek)
• Artemis Laphria (Greek)
• Artemis of Ephesus (Greek)
• Arthur (British, Celt)
• Artimpaasa (Sythian)
• Artinis (Armenian, but probably originally from a prior civilization called Urartians [from the Assyrians]).
• Artio (Celtic)
• Artus (British)
• Aruna Arushi (Plural), Rumar (Hindu; India)
• Arundhati (India)
• Aruru (Assyro-Babylonia, Chaldea, Sumer)
• Arushi (India)
• Arusyak (Persia)
• Arvak (Teutonic)
• Arvakr (Teutonic)
• Arya Achalanatha (Japan)
• Arya Sarasvati (Tibet)
• Arya Tara (Nepal)
• Aryaman (Persia)
• Aryong-Jong (Korea)
• Asa (A) (Persia)
• Asa (B) (Teutonic)
• Asa Poorna (India)
• Asabru (Teutonic)
• Asag (Sumer)
• Asaheim (Teutonic)
• Asakku (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Asama (Japan)
• Asamanjas (India)
• Asapishachikis (India)
• Asar (A) Asir (Egypt)
• Asar (B) (Babylonian)
• Asar-Apis (Egypt)
• Asar-hap (Egypt)
• Asar-Hap (Greek, Egypt)
• Asar-Hapi (Greek, Egypt)
• Asarhap (Egypt)
• Asari Asarri (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Asarri Asaru (Babylonian, Sumerian)
• Asartaiti (Egypt)
• Asaru (Babylonia)
• Asarualim (Babylonia)
• Asarualim Nunna (Babylonia)
• Asaruludu (Babylonia)
• A'sas (Teutonic)
• Asase Efua (Africa)
• Asase Ya Asae Yaa (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Asbet (Egypt)
• Asbru (Teutonic)
• Ascalaphus (A) (Greek)
• Ascalaphus (B) (Greek)
• Ascanius (Greek)
• Ascension, The (Islamic)
• Asclepius Aeculapius, Aesculapius, Ascalaphus, Asklepios, Esculapius (Greek, known in Carthage; possibly originated in Egypt)
• Asdar (Sumer)
• Aser (Hebrew)
• Aset (Greek)
• Asfandarmad (Persia)
• Asgard (Norse; Teutonic)
• Asgaya Gigagei (Cherokee People, North America)
• Ash (Egypt of foreign import)
• Ash-hrau (Egypt)
• Ash of Uisnech (Celtic)
• Ash-Vahishta (Persia)
• Asha (Persia)
• Asha Vahishta (Persia)
• Asha Vahista (Persia)
• Ashanti People — Creation Legend (Africa)
• Asharu (Babylonia)
• Ashdar Asdar, Ashtar, Astar, Athtar; (Akkadian, Arabic, Semitic, Sumerian)
• Ashem (Egypt)
• Ashemu Ashen (singular) (Egypt)
• Ashen (Egypt)
• Asher (Hebrew)
• Ashera (Hebrew)
• Asherah (A) (Phoenician)
• Asherah (B) Asher, Ashera, Aser (Assyria, Canaanite, Phoenician, Ugarit; Mesopotamia)
• Asheratian (Ugarit)
• Ashertu (Middle East)
• Ashi Vanguhi (Persia)
• Ashima (Egypt, Sumeria)
• Ashir (Assyria, Sumer)
• Ashmadai (Middle Eastern)
• Ashnan (Chaldea, Sumer)
• Ashrapa (India)
• Ashshur (Assyria, Sumer)
• Ashtareth (Babylonia, Canaan, Semite)
• Ashtaroth (Palestinian, Syrian)
• Ashtart (Phoenician)
• Ashtoreth Ashtareth (Babylonian, Canaanite, Semitic)
• Ashur Anshar, Anshur, Ashir, Ashshur, Asur, Asshur, Assur, Azur (Assyria, Sumer)
• Ashura (Canaanite, Semitic)
• Ashvamukhi (India)
• Ashvatthaman (India)
• Ashvins (India)
• Ashwins (India)
• Ashyggr-drasil (Teutonic)
• Asi (India)
• Asi-na-duti (Japan)
• Asia (A) (Greek)
• Asia (B) (Greek)
• Asiaq (Eskimo)
• Asir (Egypt)
• Asirat (Middle East)
• Asiri (Egypt)
• Asitanga (India)
• Ask Askr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Askefruer (Danish)
• Asken (Egypt)
• Asklepios (Greek)
• Askr (Teutonic)
• Asman (Persia)
• Asmegir Citadel (Teutonic)
• Asmodeus (A) (Arabic, Hebrew)
• Asmodeus (B) (Semitic)
• Asogguano (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Asoka (India)
• Asopus (A) (Greek)
• Asopus (B) (Greek)
• Aspelenie (Lithuanian)
• Asrafel (Mohammed)
• Asrapa (India)
• Asratu (Middle East)
• Asri (India)
• Ass (Egypt)
• Assara Mazaas (Persia)
• Assarac (Assyrian)
• Assaracus (Greek)
• Assessors (Egypt)
• Asset (Egypt)
• Asshur (Assyria, Sumer)
• Assorors (Sumer)
• Assorus (Babylonia)
• Assur (Assyria, Sumer)
• Assuras (India)
• Assyro-Babylonian — Creation Legend (from the Tablets of Ashurbanipal)
• Ast (Egypt)
• Astaik Astik (Armenian, Semitic, Syrian)
• Astamatrikas (Hindu; India)
• Astanpheus (Gnostic)
• Astaphaeus (Ophite of the post-Christian gnostics)
• Astaphaios (Gnostic)
• Astar (Sumer)
• Astarete (Phoenicia)
• Astarte Astar, Ashtart, Astart (Greek), Astarete, Astartu. (Assyro-Babylonia, Canaan, Carthage, Egypt, Phoenicia, Sumer, Syria)
• Astartu (Phoenicia)
• Asten (Egypt)
• Aster paeus (Greek)
• Asteria (A) (Greek)
• Asteria (B) (Greek)
• Asterie (Greek)
• Asterion (A) (Greek)
• Asterion (B) (Greek)
• Asterios (Greek)
• Asterius (A) (Greek)
• Asterius (B) (Greek)
• Asterius (C) (Greek)
• Asterius (D) (Greek)
• Asterodeia (Greek)
• Asterope (A) (Greek)
• Asterope (B) (Greek)
• Asterope (C) (Greek)
• Asteropeia (Greek)
• Astert (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Asthertet (Egypt)
• Asti (Egypt)
• Astik (Middle East)
• Astika (India)
• Astioche (Greek)
• Astirati (Middle East)
• Astoreth (Phoenician)
• Astovidad (Persian) Demon of Death
• Astraea (Greek)
• Astraeus (Greek)
• Astrerodeia (Greek)
• Astronoe (Phoenician)
• Astrope (Greek)
• Astydameia (A) (Greek)
• Astydameia (B) (Greek)
• Astynome (Greek)
• Astyoche (A) (Greek)
• Astyoche (B) (Greek)
• Astyoche (C) (Greek)
• Astyoche (D) (Greek)
• Asu-Niti (India)
• Asu-su-namir (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Asur (Sumer, Assyria)
• Asura (Persia)
• Asuras Assuras
• Asuris (Persia)
• Asus (Roman)
• Asushunamir Asu-su-namir, Asushu-namir, Uddushunamir (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Asva (India)
• Asvaghosa (Buddhist; India)
• Asvamedha (India)
• Asvamuttakha (India)
• Asvinau (India)
• Asvins Ahans, Ashvins, Ashwins, Asvinau, Atvins (Brahmanic, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Aswini (India)
• Asyngur (Teutonic)
• Asynja (Teutonic)
• Asynje (Teutonic)
• Asynjor Asynja (singular form), Asyngur, Asynje (Teutonic)
• At-Em (Egypt)
• At-en-ra (Egypt)
• Ata (Middle Eastern)
• Atabei Attabeira (Haiti; Taino People, Antilles)
• Atabyrius (Greek)
• Ataensic (Iroquois Indian People).
• Ataentsic Ataensic, Ataeusic (Huron, Iroquois People, North America)
• Ataeusic (Huron, Iroquois People, North America)
• Atago-Gongen (Buddhist, Shinto; Japan)
• Atago-sama (Japan)
• Ataguchu (Inca)
• Atahocan (Algonquin, Montagnais People, North America)
• Ataksak (Eskimo)
• Atalanta (A) Atalante (Greek)
• Atalanta (B) (Greek)
• Atalanta (C) (Greek)
• Atalante (Greek)
• Atamas (Greek)
• Atanea (Polynesia)
• Atanua Atanea (Polynesia).
• Atanzah (Mesopotamia)
• Ataokoloinona (Madagascar, Africa) Messenger.
• Atar Adar, Atarsh (Zoroastrianism; Persia)
• Atarate (Middle Eastern)
• Atargate (Middle Eastern)
• Atargatis Atarate, Atargate, Atergatis, Ataryatis, Atharate. (Aramaic, Hittite, Roman [later], Syrian)
• Atarsh (Persian)
• Ataryatis Derketo (Syrian)
• Atchet (Egypt)
• Ate (Greek)
• Atea Akua, Atua, Autu, Etua, Otua (Polynesia)
• Atea Rangi (Polynesia)
• Atem (Egypt)
• Aten Adon, Aton, Atum (Egypt)
• Atene (Greek)
• Ater-Asfet (Egypt)
• Atergata (Middle Eastern)
• Atergatis (Middle Eastern)
• Ateseatine (Pueblo People, United States)
• Atesh (Persia)
• Athamas (Greek)
• Athar (A) (Southern Arabic)
• Athar (B) (Ugarit)
• Atharate (Middle East)
• Atharvan (India)
• Athena Athenaa, Athenaia, Athene (Greek)
• Athenaa (Greek)
• Athenaia (Greek)
• Athene (Greek)
• Athensic (Iroquois People, North America)
• Ather (Greek)
• Atheret (Ugarit, Syria)
• Athirat Atheret (Ugarit, Syria)
• Athor (Egypt)
• Athrar (Middle Eastern)
• Athtar (Arabic, Babylonian, Canaanite)
• Aththar (Ugarit, Syria)
• Athuma (Egypt)
• Athwya (Persian)
• Athyr (Greek)
• Ati-Auru (Polynesia)
• Atira (Pawnee People, North America)
• Atius (Pawnee People, North America)
• Atius Tirawa (Pawnee People, North America)
• Atlacamini (Aztec)
• Atlantiades (Greek)
• Atlantius (Greek)
• Atlas (Greek)
• Atlatonan (Aztec, Mexico)
• Atmu (Egypt)
• Atnatu (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Aton (Egypt)
• Atonatiuh (Aztec, Mexico)
• Atreidae (Greek)
• Atreus (Greek)
• Atri (India)
• Atropos (Greek)
• Atroposy (Greek)
• Atru-she-en-nesert-f-em-shet (Egypt)
• Atse Estsan and Atse Hastin (Native American)
• Atseatsan and Atseatsine Atse Estsan and Atse Hastin. (Navaho, Pueblo, and Iroquois People, North America)
• Attabeira (Antilles Islands; Haiti)
• Attes (Greek)
• Atthis (Greek)
• Attis Attes, Attus, Atus, Atys (Greek; Phrygian)
• Atu (Egypt)
• Atua (Polynesia)
• Atugan (Mongol; Siberia)
• Atum (Egypt) Atem
• Atum-Ra (Egypt)
• Atum-Re (Egypt)
• Atuma (Egypt)
• Atumu (Egypt)
• Atus (Greek)
• Atvins (India)
• Atymnius (Greek)
• Atys Attis (Greek)
• Au Sept (Egypt)
• Auai (Egypt)
• Auchimalgen (Araucanian People, Chile, South America)
• Aud (Norse; Teutonic)
• Audhumla Audumla (Norse; Teutonic)
• Audjal (Caroline Islands)
• Audumla (Teutonic)
• Auf (Egypt)
• Auga-nur (Semitic)
• Auge (Greek)
• Augeias (Greek)
• Augelmir (Teutonic)
• Augralids, The (Greek)
• Augusel (Celtic)
• Aukele-nui-aiku (Hawaii)
• Aukert Aukar (Egypt)
• Aukhesia (Akkadian, Greek)
• Aulanerk (Eskimo)
• Auler (Teutonic)
• Aumakua (Hawaii)
• Aumanil (Eskimo)
• Aun (Semitic, Syrian)
• Aunaauif (Egypt)
• Aura (A) (Greek)
• Aura (B) (Phoenician)
• Aura (C) (Greek)
• Auraka (Polynesian)
• Auramazda (Persia)
• Aurboda (Teutonic)
• Aurentil (Teutonic)
• Aurgelmir (Teutonic)
• Aurgenimir (Teutonic)
• Aurora (Roman)
• Auroras, The Two Auroras (Serbian), Zarya (Slav), Zoryas
• Aurva (India)
• Aurvandil Aurentil, Orendil, Orvandel (Norse; Teutonic)
• Aus (Babylonian)
• Ausaas (Egypt)
• Ausar (Egypt)
• Ausares (Egypt)
• Ausera (Lithuanian)
• Aushedar (Persia)
• Aushedar-mah (Persia)
• Ausiri (Egypt)
• Ausrine (Lithuanian)
• Aust (Egypt)
• Auster (Greek)
• Austi (Teutonic)
• Austri Austre (Norse; Teutonic)
• Autak (Persia)
• Authades (Gnostic)
• Autolycus (A) (Greek)
• Autolycus (B) (Greek)
• Autonoe (Greek)
• Autophyes (Gnostic)
• Autu (Polynesia)
• Auxo (Greek)
• Avagdu Avaggdu (Celtic)
• Avaggdu (Celtic)
• Avaiki Havai, Havaiki, Hawaiki (Polynesia)
• Avallon Avilion (Britain)
• Avalokit-Isvara
• Avalokitesvara (Buddhist; India)
• Avalon (Celtic, Gaelic)
• Avanc (Celtic)
• Avany (Ceylon)
• Avatar (Hindu, India)
• Avatea (Polynesia)
• Aventina (Roman)
• Avesta (Zoroastrian)
• Avfruvva (Finno-Ugric)
• Avilayoq (Eskimo People)
• Avilix (Maya)
• Avlekete (Dahomey, Fon People, Africa)
• Awahili (Cherokee People, North America)
• Awanawilona (Native American)
• Awar (Islamic)
• Awejsirdenee (India)
• Awhiowhio (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Awitelin Tsita Awitelin Ts'ta (Zuni People, North America)
• Awo-kashiki-ne No Mikoto (Japan)
• Awo-mikoto (Japan)
• Awonawilona Awonawilone (Pueblo, Zuni People, North America), Awonawilone
• Awun (Formosa)
• Awwaw (Bantu Iyala People, Northern Nigeria, Africa)
• Axibia (Greek)
• Axioche (Greek)
• Axiothea (Greek)
• Axius (Greek)
• Aya Aja (Assyrian, Babylonian, Chaldean)
• Aya-kashiki No Mikoto (Japan)
• Aya-kashiko-ne No Mikoto (Japan)
• Ayar Aucca (Inca)
• Ayar Cachi (Inca)
• Ayar Manco (Inca)
• Ayar Uchu (Inca)
• Ayida (Haiti)
• Ayido (Haiti)
• Aylekete Avlekete (Dahomey, Fon People, Africa)
• Ayllu (Inca)
• Aymur (Ugaritic)
• Ayodhya (India)
• Aywil Aiwel (Dinka People, Africa)
• Az (Manicheism, Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Azacca (Haitian)
• Azai-Dahaka (Persian)
• Azapane (Sudan, Africa)
• Azariel (Hebrew)
• Azazel Azazil (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian)
• Azazil (Middle Eastern)
• Azdahak (Persia)
• Aze (Japan)
• Azhdak (Persia)
• Azhi (Persia)
• Azhi Dahaka Azai-Dahaka (Iranian), Azdahak, Azhdak, Azhi, Azi, Azi-dahak, Azi Dahaka (Iranian, Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Azidahaka (Persia)
• Aziza (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Azrael (Hebrew, Muslim)
• Azrua (Gnostic)
• Aztec People — Creation Legend (Mexico)
• Aztlan (Aztec, Mexico)
• Azur (Assyria, Sumer)
• B
• B (Maya)
• B-Iame (Australia)
• Ba (Egypt)
• Ba Neb Tetet (Egypt)
• Ba-neb-tettu (Egypt)
• Ba-Ra (Egypt)
• Ba-tau (Phoenician)
• Ba Xian (China)
• Ba'al (Phoenicia)
• Baal Ba'al Bal, Bel, Belu (Babylonia, Phoenicia, Sumer, Syria)
• Baal Enet Mahartet (Ugarit)
• Ba'al Hammon Baal Hammon (Carthage)
• Ba'al Lebanon (Semite)
• Baal-Peor (Moabite)
• Baal Sapon (Canaanite, Hurrite, Syrian)
• Baal Shamin
• Ba'al Shamin Balsamem, Balsamin, Balshamin, Balshameme, Belshim (Arabic, Armenian, Hittite, Phoenician, Semitic, Syrian)
• Baal-Sutekh (Egypt)
• Ba'al Tsaphon (Semite)
• Ba'al-zebub Baalzebub, Ba'al-zebul, Beelzebub, Beelzebul (Semite)
• Ba'al-zebul (Semitic)
• Ba'alat Baalat, Baalath (Semitic), (Phoenicia, later connected to the Egyptians and Semites)
• Baalath (Semite)
• Ba'alim (Semite)
• Baalim (Phoenician)
• Baalith (Middle East)
• Baalsamame (Phoenician)
• Baalshamin (Mesopotamian)
• Baalti Belti (Phoenician)
• Baalzebub (Phoenician)
• Baau (A) (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Baau (B) (Phoenician)
• Bab (Egypt)
• Baba (Egypt)
• Baba Yaga Baba Jaga (Russian, Slavic)
• Babas (Armenia)
• Babbar (Sumer)
• Babhru-Vahana Babru-Vahana (India)
• Babru-Vahana (India)
• Babusum (Saora People, India)
• Babylonian — Creation Legend (from Berosus)
• Babylonian — Creation Legends (from Damascius)
• Babylonian — Creation Legend (Chinese, Greek)
• Bacab (Maya)
• Bacchantes Bassarids (Greek)
• Bacchus Bakchos, Bakkhos (Roman, Arabic, Egypt, Ethiopia, Greek, Phoenicia, Roman, Semite)
• Bach-ma (Indo-China)
• Bachis (Egypt)
• Bachue (Chibcha People, Colombia, South America)
• Backlum Chaam (Maya)
• Badari Bhadri-Nath (Hindu; India)
• Badava (India)
• Badb Catha (Celtic, Irish)
• Badessy (Dahomey People, Africa; Haiti)
• Baduh (Semite)
• Baduhenna (Teutonic)
• Baeldaeg (Teutonic)
• Bafur Bavor (Teutonic)
• Bag-Mashtu (Iranian; possibly a local god of the earlier Urartian people)
• Bag-Mazda (Persia)
• Bagadjimbiri (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Bagavatcbi (India)
• Bagos Papaios (Pyrygian)
• Bahman (Persia)
• Bahram (Islamic)
• Bahu (India)
• Bai Ulgan Bai-Ylgon (Altaic, Tartars)
• Bai-Ylgon (Altaic, Tartars)
• Baiame (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Baidya-isvar (India)
• Baidya-nith Byju-Nath (Hindu; India)
• Bairam (Persia)
• Bairavi (India)
• Baiyuhibi (Indonesia)
• Baj Bajaniai Bajanai (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Bajanai (Siberia)
• Bajang Badjang (Malaysia)
• Bak (India)
• Bakasura (India)
• Bakchos (Greek)
• Bakh (Egypt)
• Bakha (Egypt)
• Bakkhos (Greek)
• Bala-Bhadra (India)
• Bala-Deva (India)
• Bala-Hadra (India)
• Bala-Rama (Vedic, Hindu; India) Balarama
• Balam (Quiche People, Central America)
• Balam-Agab (Maya)
• Balam-Quitze (Maya)
• Balamma (India)
• Balams (Quiche People, Central America)
• Balan (Celtic)
• Balandhara (India)
• Balarama (India)
• Balbog (Slavic)
• Baldag (Teutonic)
• Balder Baldr, Baldur (Norse; Teutonic)
• Baldr (Teutonic)
• Baldur (Teutonic)
• Baleyg (Teutonic)
• Bali (A) Balin, Wali, Valin (Hindu; India)
• Bali (B) Baly (Brahman, Hindu; India)
• Balin (Celtic)
• Balius (Greek)
• Balmarcodes (Phoenician)
• Balmung (Teutonic)
• Baloi (Basuto People, Australia)
• Bal'or (Celtic)
• Balor Bal'or (Celtic, Irish)
• Balsamem (Mesopotamia)
• Balshameme (Mesopotamia)
• Balshamin (Mesopotamia)
• Baltein (Celtic, Irish)
• Baltis (Phoenician)
• Balubaale (Africa)
• Balujen (Tinguian People, Philippine Islands)
• Baly (India)
• Bamun Owtar (India)
• Bana Vairochi (Hindu; India)
• Banaded (Egypt)
• Banalingas (Hindu; India)
• Banana (Sumer)
• Banba (Celtic)
• Banbha (Celtic, Irish)
• Baneb Djedet (Egypt)
• Banebdedet (Egypt) Banaded
• Banitu (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Banka-Mundi (Khond People, India)
• Bannik (Slavic, Russian)
• Ban'shee (Celtic)
• Banshee Ban'shee, Banshie. (Celtic, Irish, Scots)
• Banshie (Celtic)
• Ban'sith (Gaelic)
• Bansith (Gaelic)
• Banyan Tree (India)
• Baobhan Sith (Celtic)
• Bar (Akkadian)
• Bara (A) (Aborigine People, Australian)
• Bara (B) (Babylonian)
• Baragulla (Babylonian)
• Barashakushu (Babylonia)
• Barbelo (Gnostic)
• Bardad (Semite)
• Barhishmati (India)
• Barku (Syria)
• Baron Cimetiere, Baron La Croix, Baron Piquant (Haitian)
• Barshamina (Mesopotamia)
• Bas (Egypt)
• Basileus (Greek)
• Basilisk (Gnostic)
• Bassareus Bassarides (Greek)
• Bast Bas (Egypt)
• Bastet (Egypt)
• Basti (Egypt)
• Bata (Egypt)
• Batara Guru (Sumatra)
• Bateia (A) (Greek)
• Bateia (B) (Greek)
• Bath (Egypt)
• Bati Khan (Toda People, India)
• Bato Kannon (Japan)
• Bato-Kwannon (Japan)
• Battle of the Trees (Celtic)
• Battle Raven (Celtic)
• Battle Shaker (Teutonic)
• Bau Ba'u (Akkadian, Babylonian, Phoenician, Sumerian)
• Baubo Babo (Greek)
• Baucis (Greek)
• Baugi (Teutonic; Norse)
• Baugreginn (Teutonic)
• Baumbur (Teutonic)
• Bavor (Teutonic)
• Bayl (Sumer)
• Baze (Greek)
• bDe-mch-og-dpal-kor-lo-dom-pa (Tibet)
• bDug-spos-ma (Tibet)
• bDul-Rgal (Tibet)
• Bealtuinn (Celtic)
• Bean Si (Celtic)
• Bean-Nighe (Scots)
• Beann (Egypt)
• Beanu (Egypt)
• Beav (Teutonic)
• Becabs Bacabab, Becab (Maya, possibly Toltec)
• Beda (Teutonic)
• Beelsamin (Phoenician).
• Beelzebub (Semite)
• Beelzebul (Semite)
• Befana (Roman)
• Begelmir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Begochiddy (Navajo People, North America)
• Behdety (Egypt)
• Bekotshidi (Navaho People, North America)
• Bel (A) (Babylonian, Sumer)
• Bel (B) (Gaelic)
• Bel (C) (British)
• Bel (D) (Celtic)
• Bel (E) (India)
• Bel Marduk (Babylonia)
• Bel Matati (Babylonia)
• Belatucadros (Celtic)
• Belbogh (Slavic)
• Beldeg (Teutonic)
• Beldegg (Teutonic)
• Bele (Eastern Sudan, Africa)
• Belenos (Celtic)
• Belenus (Celtic)
• Beletersetim (Assyria, Sumer)
• Be'li (British)
• Beli (Celtic)
• Belili Belial (Akkadia, Assyro-Babylonia, Hebrew).
• Belinus (Celtic)
• Belisama (Celtic)
• Belit (Assyro-Babylonia, Sumer)
• Belit-Ilani (Mesopotamia)
• Belit-Ile (Mesopotamia)
• Belit-Ili (Mesopotamia)
• Belit-Illi (Mesopotamia)
• Belit-Sheri Belit-Seri, Belit-tseri (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Belitis Beltis (Mesopotamia)
• Bellerophon Bellerphontes (Greek)
• Bellerphontes (Greek)
• Bellerus (Greek)
• Bellin (Celtic)
• Bellona (Roman)
• Bellonarii (Roman)
• Belos (Babylonia)
• Belshim (Semitic)
• Beltaine (Celtic, Irish)
• Beltan (Celtic, Irish)
• Beltane (Celtic, Irish)
• Belti Baalti (Babylonian, Phoenician, Semite, Sumer)
• Beltine Baltein, Bealtuinn, Beltaine, Beltan, Beltane (Celtic, Irish)
• Beltis (Sumer, Babylon)
• Beltis-Allat (Arabic, Chaldean)
• Beltiya (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Beltu (Sumer, Babylonian)
• Belu (Semitic)
• Belus (A) (Phoenician)
• Belus (B) (Greek)
• Belus (C) (Babylonian Creation Legend of Berosus, 280 b.c.e.) (Babylonian Creation Legend of Damascius, sixth century c.e.)
• Belus (D) (Greek)
• Belus (E) (Greek)
• Bendegeit Vran (Celtic)
• Bendigeid Fran (Celtic)
• Bendigeid Vran (Celtic)
• Bendis (A) (Cappadocian)
• Bendis (B) (Thracian)
• Benen (Egypt)
• Benet (Egypt)
• Benjaiten (Japan)
• Bennu Bird (Egypt)
• Bensai-Ten (Japan)
• Bentakumari (Assamese People, India)
• Benten (Buddhist; Japan; Hindu origins)
• Bentet (Egypt)
• Bentet Apes (Egypt)
• Benth (Egypt)
• Benthesicyme (Greek)
• Benu (Egypt)
• Benu Bird (Egypt)
• Benzai-Ten (Japan)
• Benzai-Tennyo (Japan)
• Benzaiten (Japan)
• Berchta (Teutonic)
• Berecyntia (A) (Greek)
• Berecyntia (B) (Celtic, Gaul)
• Bergelmir Bergelmer (Norse; Teutonic)
• Berkta (Teutonic)
• Berling (Norse; Teutonic)
• Beroe (Greek)
• Berserker (Teutonic)
• Berserkir Berserker, Berserks (Norse; Teutonic)
• Berserks (Teutonic)
• Berserksgangr (Teutonic)
• Bertha Berchta, Berkta, Brechta (Teutonic)
• Bes (Egypt, Phoenicia, Sudan, and Nubia; possibly of Semitic origin)
• Beset (Egypt)
• Besi (Egypt)
• Besi-Shemti (Egypt)
• Besla (Teutonic)
• Bestla Besla, Bettla (Teutonic)
• Besu (Slavic)
• Bet (Egypt)
• Betsune Yeneca (Chippewa People, North America)
• Bettla (Teutonic)
• Bevarash (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Beyla (Teutonic)
• Bhadra Vira (India)
• Bhadracharu (India)
• Bhadrakali (India)
• Bhadri-Nath (India)
• Bhaga (Hindu; India)
• Bhagavad-Gita Bhagavadgita (Hindu; India)
• Bhagavata Purana, The (Hindu; India)
• Bhagiratha (India)
• Bhairab (Nepal)
• Bhairava (Hindu; India, Indonesia, Tibet)
• Bhairavi (India)
• Bhairoba (India)
• Bhairon Bhairava, Bhairoba (Bombay), Kala Bhairava (Bombay); (Hindu; India)
• Bhaisajyaguru (India)
• Bhaishajyaguru Bhaisajyaguru
• Bhama (India)
• Bhangi (Cambodian)
• B'haq Ziva (Gnostic)
• Bharadvaja Bharadwaja, Bharawaya (Hindu; India)
• Bharadwaja (India)
• Bharata (A) Bharatha, Bharati (Hindu; India)
• Bharata (B) (Hindu; India)
• Bharatha (India)
• Bharati (India)
• Bharawaya (India)
• Bhargavi (India)
• Bharundas (Hindu; India)
• Bhava (India)
• Bhava-Siva (India)
• Bhavani Bhawani, Bhowanee, Bhowani, Devi, Devi-Uma, Kali, Mari, Parasu-Pani, Parvati (Hindu; India; possibly Dravidian)
• Bhawani (India)
• Bhiarav (Nepal)
• Bhima (A)
• Bhima (B) (India)
• Bhima (C) (India)
• Bhima-Devi (India)
• Bhima-sena (India)
• Bhimsen (India)
• Bhimul Pen (India)
• Bhishma
• Bhishmaka, King (India)
• Bhisma (India)
• Bhogavati (India)
• Bhogini (India)
• Bhowanee (India)
• Bhowani (India)
• Bhradrakali (Hindu; India)
• Bhramara (India)
• Bhrigu (India)
• Bhrigus Bhrgu (singular) or Bhrigu (Hindu; India)
• Bhu (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Bhu-Devi Bhudevi (India)
• Bhudevi (India)
• Bhugangi (Hindu; India)
• Bhujagas (India)
• Bhujangi (India)
• Bhujyu (India)
• Bhumi Bhumidevi (Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Bhumija (India)
• Bhumiya (Northern India)
• Bhumiya Rani (India)
• Bhur-Loka (India)
• Bhura (India)
• Bhuri (India)
• Bhut (India)
• Bhuta (India)
• Bhutanayaki (India)
• Bhutapati (India)
• Bhutas Bhut, Bhutias, Buta (Hindu; India)
• Bhutesvara (India)
• Bhutias (India)
• Bhuvana-Matri (India)
• Bhuvanisvari (India)
• Bhuvar-Loka (India)
• Bia (A) (Greek, Egypt)
• Bia (B) (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Biadice (Greek)
• Biamban (Australia)
• Biambun Biamban (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Bibhishan (India)
• Biblindi (Teutonic)
• Bielbog (Slavic)
• Bifrost Bivrost, Bilrost (Norse; Teutonic)
• Bifur (Norse; Teutonic)
• Bihishan (India)
• Bijadari (India)
• Bil (A) (Teutonic)
• Bil (B) (Celtic)
• Bila (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Bildjiwararoju Bildjiwruaroiju (Australia)
• Bile (Celtic)
• Bileyg (Teutonic)
• Bilflindi (Teutonic)
• Bilrost (Teutonic)
• Bilskirnir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Bilva (India)
• Bima (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Bimbo-Gami (Japan)
• Bimbogami Bimbo-Gami (Japan)
• Binded (Egypt)
• Bingo (Bantu People, Africa)
• Binzuru Binzuku (Buddhist; Japan)
• Bir (Assyrian)
• Biral (Australia)
• Birque (Semite)
• Birral (Australia)
• Birren (Celtic)
• Birushana (Japan)
• Bis-Bis (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Bish-nat (India)
• Bishamon (Buddhist, China; Buddhist, Japan; originally of Hindu origins)
• Bishamon-Ten (Japan)
• Bishamon-Tenno (Japan)
• Bishamonten (Japan)
• Bishen (India)
• Bishenjun (India)
• Bisi-Bisi (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Bisimbi (Congo, Africa)
• Biswarupa (Nepal)
• Bith and Birren (Irish)
• Bitje (Egypt)
• Bitol (Maya)
• Bivar-Asp (Persia)
• Bivrost (Teutonic)
• Bjelbog (Slavic)
• Bjorno-hoder (Teutonic)
• Black Annis (British)
• Black Hactcin (Jicarilla Apache People, South America)
• Black Mother, The (India)
• Black Surt (Teutonic)
• Blathine (Celtic)
• Blathnat Blathine (Celtic)
• Bleifstr (Teutonic)
• Blodeuwedd (Celtic, Welsh)
• Blue Jay (Chinook People, Pacific Coast People, North America)
• Bn-Ym (Ugarit)
• Bo (Ewe People, Dahomey; Africa)
• Boand (Celtic, Irish)
• Boann (Celtic, Irish)
• Boannan (Celtic, Irish)
• Boar with the Nine Tusks (Maya)
• Bochica Bochicha, Bokika (Chibecha; Muyscaya People, Colombia, South America)
• Bochicha (Bogata, South Africa)
• Bod-Baal (Ugarit)
• Bodb (Celtic)
• Bodb the Red (Celtic)
• Boddhisattvas (India)
• Boddi (Teutonic)
• Boden (Teutonic)
• Bodhisats (India)
• Bodhisattva Cakdor (Tibet)
• Bodhisattva Cheresi (Tibet)
• Bodhisattvas Boddhisattvas, Bodisats, Bodisatvas, Buddhas
• Bodisats (India)
• Bodisatvas (India)
• Bodn Boden (Norse; Teutonic)
• Boe (Teutonic)
• Boeotus (Greek)
• Boetis (Greek)
• Bogatyri (Slavic)
• Bogu (Sumer)
• Bohu (Mesopotamia)
• Boi (Celtic, Gaelic)
• Bokika (Bogota, South America)
• Bolon-Ti-Ku (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Bolon-Tsac-Cab (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Bolthorn (Norse; Teutonic)
• Bolverk Bolverkr, Boverkin (Norse; Teutonic)
• Bolverkin (Teutonic)
• Bombor Baumbur (Teutonic)
• Bomersum (Saora People, India)
• Bomong (India)
• Bona Dea (Roman)
• Bondi (Teutonic)
• Bong and Bomong (Minyong People, India)
• Bonus Eventus (Roman)
• Boodh (India)
• Boodha (India)
• Bor Borr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Boreadae (Greek)
• Boreades (Greek)
• Boreas (Greek)
• Bori (Teutonic)
• Bormanus (Celtic, Gaul)
• Bormo (Celtic, Gaul)
• Borr (Teutonic)
• Borus (Greek)
• Borve (Celtic)
• Borvo Bormo (Celtic, Gaul)
• Bosheth (Hebrew)
• Boshintoi (Siberia)
• Bossu (Dahomey People, Africa; Haiti)
• Bouddha (India)
• Boulaia (Greek)
• Bous (Teutonic)
• Bouto (Egypt, Greek)
• Bouyan (Slavic)
• Bozaloshtsh (Slavic)
• Brage (Teutonic)
• Bragi (Teutonic)
• Brahma Brahmans (Brahmanic, Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Brahma-Kapla (India)
• Brahmaloka (India)
• Brahman (Hindu)
• Brahman — Creation Legaue (Hindu; Vedic)
• Brahmanaspati (Hindu; India)
• Brahmani (India)
• Brahmans (India)
• Brahmapura (India)
• Brahmarishis (India)
• Brahmi (India)
• Bramanaspati (India)
• Bran (British, Celtic, Welsh)
• Bran the Blessed (Celtic)
• Branwen Brangwaine, Brynwyn, Dwynwen (Celtic, Irish, Welsh)
• Brathy (Phoenician)
• Brattskegg (Teutonic)
• Breathmaker (Seminole People, North America)
• Brechta (Teutonic)
• Breg (Celtic)
• Breid (Teutonic)
• Breidablik (Norse; Teutonic)
• Breit-Hut (Teutonic)
• Breksta (Lithuania)
• Bres (Irish)
• Bres mac Elatha (Celtic)
• Bress Bres (Celtic, Irish)
• Brhaspati Brahmanaspati (Hindu; India)
• Brian (Celtic)
• Briareus (Greek)
• Brid (Celtic)
• Bride (Celtic, Irish)
• Bridge of Pain (China)
• Bridge of the Gatherer (Persian)
• Bridge of the Requiter (Persian)
• Bridget (Celtic, Irish)
• Brig (Irish)
• Brigantes (Celtic)
• Brigantia Brigindo (British, Celtic, Irish)
• Brighid (Celtic)
• Brighit (Celtic)
• Brigid (Celtic, Irish)
• Brigindo (Celtic)
• Brigit Brighid, Bridget, Brigid (British, Irish, Scottish)
• Brigitte (Haitian)
• Brihadratha, King (India)
• Brihaspati (Brahmanic, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Brimir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Brimo (Greek)
• Briseis (Greek)
• Brises (Greek)
• Brisingamen (Norse; Teutonic)
• Brisings’ Necklace (Teutonic)
• Britomaris (Greek)
• Britomartis Britomaris (Crete, Greek)
• Broad Splendor (Teutonic)
• Brokk (Norse; Teutonic)
• Bromius and Evan (Greek)
• Bronte (Greek)
• Brontes (Greek)
• Broteas (Greek)
• Broth of Oblivion (China)
• Brownie (Scot)
• Brud (Teutonic)
• Brunhilde (Teutonic)
• Brut (Celtic)
• Brute (Celtic)
• Brutus (Celtic)
• Brynhild Brunhild, Brunhilde (Teutonic)
• Buan-Ann (Celtic)
• Buana (Celtic, Irish)
• Bubastis (Greek)
• Buchis Bacis (Egypt)
• Buddh (India)
• Buddha Boodh, Boodha, Bouddha, Buddh (Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Buddha-Avatara (India)
• Buddha Dakini (Tibet)
• Buddha Dakinis (India)
• Buddhi (India)
• Buddhist Universe (India)
• Budha (India)
• Bugan Bigan (Ifugao People, Philippines)
• Bui (Teutonic)
• Bukhe (Egypt, Greek)
• Bulaia (Greek)
• Bull of Amentet (Egypt)
• Bull of Confusion (Egypt)
• Bull of Meroe (Egypt)
• Bull of the Underworld (Egypt)
• Bull of the West (Egypt)
• Bumba (Bantu, Bushongo People, Africa)
• Bumerali (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Bunbulama (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Bundahish Bundahisn, Bundahishn
• Bundahishn (Zoroastrian)
• Bundahisn (Zoroastrian)
• Bundinskeggi (Teutonic)
• Bunjil Bun-Jil (Kulin, Wurunjeri People, Australia)
• Bunomus (Greek)
• Bunosi (Melanesia)
• Bunyip (Australia)
• Bur (Teutonic)
• Bura-penu Bhura (India)
• Buraq (Islamic)
• Bure (Teutonic)
• Buri Bori, Bur, Bure (Norse; Teutonic)
• Bursiris (Egypt)
• Bushongo People — Creation Legend (Africa)
• Bushyansta (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Buso (Malay)
• Buta (India)
• Butes (A) (Greek)
• Butes (B) (Greek)
• Butes (C) (Greek)
• Buto (A) Bouto (Egypt)
• Buto (B) (Japan)
• Butterfly Maiden (Hopi People, North America)
• Buxenus (Celtic)
• Byamee (Australia)
• Byampsa (Tibet)
• Byanu (Egypt)
• Byas River (India)
• Byelobog Bielbog (Slavic)
• Byelun (Slavic)
• Byleipt (Teutonic)
• Byleipter (Teutonic)
• Byleist (Teutonic)
• Bylun (Slavic)
• Byul-Soon (Korea)
• C
• Cabaguil (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Cabeiri (Greek)
• Caberi Cabeiri, Cabiri, Kabeiroi, Kabirs (Greek)
• Cabrakan (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Caca (A) (Roman)
• Caca (B) Cacia (Greek)
• Cacce-Olmai (Lapp)
• Cacia (Greek)
• Caculha Huracan (Central, South America)
• Cacus Kakos (Greek)
• Cadmus (Greek)
• Caecinus (Greek)
• Caelestis (Greek)
• Caelus (Greek)
• Caeneus (A) (Greek)
• Caeneus (B) (Greek)
• Caenis (Greek)
• Caer Ibormeith (Celtic, Irish)
• Caer Yewberry (Celtic, Irish)
• Caesar (Roman)
• Cagn (Bushman, Hottentot People, Africa)
• Caillagh ny Groamagh (Isle of Man)
• Cailleach Bheare (Celtic, Gaelic)
• Cailleach Bheur Cailleach Bheare (Irish, Scottish)
• Cailleach Mor (Scottish)
• Cain Kain (Gnostic, Semite, Muslim)
• Caipre (Celtic)
• Cairbe (Irish)
• Cairima Salm (Persian)
• Caitya (Buddhist)
• Cajolom (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Cakra-Samvara (India)
• Caksusi (India)
• Calais (Greek)
• Calakomanas (Hopi, Zuni People, North America)
• Calchas (Greek)
• Cale (Greek)
• Callalamma (India)
• Calli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Calliope Kalliope (Greek)
• Callirius (Gallo-Roman)
• Callirrhoe (A) (Greek)
• Callirrhoe (B) (Greek)
• Callirrhoe (C) (Greek)
• Callirrhoe (D) (Greek)
• Callirrhoe (E) (Greek)
• Callisto Kalisto (Arcadian, Pre-Hellenic, Greek)
• Cally Berry (Irish)
• Calyce (Greek)
• Calydon (A) (Greek)
• Calydon (B) (Greek)
• Calydon (C) (Greek)
• Calydonian Boar Hunt (Greek)
• Calypso Kalypso, Kalupso (Greek)
• Cama (India)
• Camalotz (Maya People, Yucatan People, Yucatan)
• Camaxte (Aztec People, Mexico; Mexico)
• Camaxtle (Aztec People, Mexico; Mexico)
• Camaxtli (Aztec People, Mexico; Chichimees, Tlascalan People, Mexico)
• Camazotz (Maya People, Yucatan People; Yucatan)
• Camdhen (India)
• Camenae Camena, Carmenai (Roman)
• Cameiro (Greek)
• Campe (Greek)
• Camulos (Celtic)
• Camulus Camulos (Celtic)
• Camunda (India)
• Canace (Greek)
• Canache (Greek)
• Canapa (Peru)
• Canda (India)
• Candelifera (Roman)
• Candi (India)
• Candra (India)
• Candramas (India)
• Candulus (Greek)
• Canola (Irish)
• Canopic Vases (Egypt)
• Canopus (India)
• Canthus (Greek)
• Cantul-Ti-Ku (Maya People, Yucatan People, Yucatan)
• Caoineag Caointeach (Scottish)
• Capaneus (Greek)
• Caphaurus (Greek)
• Capheira (Greek)
• Capra (Greek)
• Caprakan (Maya People, Yucatan People, Yucatan)
• Capricorn (Greek)
• Capys (Greek)
• Car (Greek)
• Caragabi (Choco People, Colombia, South America)
• Cardea (Roman)
• Caria (Greek)
• Carian Pirates (Greek)
• Cariclo (Greek)
• Caridad (Africa)
• Caridwen (Celtic)
• Carius (Greek)
• Carlin (Scottish)
• Carmenai (Roman)
• Carmenta (Greek)
• Carmentes (Roman)
• Carmentis Carmenta (Roman)
• Carna (Roman)
• Carpo (Greek)
• Carpus (Greek)
• Caryatids (Greek)
• Caryatis (Greek)
• Carys (Greek)
• Casmenae (Roman)
• Cassandra Kasandra (Greek)
• Cassiepeia (Greek)
• Cassiopea (Greek)
• Cassiopeia Cassiepeia, Cassiopea, Kessiepeia (Greek)
• Cassotis (Greek)
• Castalia (Greek)
• Castalius (Greek)
• Castor and Pollux Castor and Pollus, Kastor and Polydeukes (Greek)
• Castor and Polydeuces (Greek)
• Caswallwan (Celtic)
• Cataclothes (Greek)
• Catamitus (Roman)
• Catequil (Inca People, Peru)
• Catha (Etruscan)
• Cathena (Mojave People, North America)
• Catreus (Greek)
• Caucasian Eagle (Greek)
• Cauldon of Dagda (Celtic)
• Caurus (Greek)
• Cauth Bodva (Celtic)
• Cave of Refuge (Inca People, Peru)
• Cavern of the Seven Chambers (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Cavillaca (Inca People, Peru)
• Ce Acatl (Mexico)
• Ceacht (Celtic, Irish)
• Cearas (Celtic, Irish)
• Ceasar (Irish)
• Cebrew (Greek)
• Cecrops (Greek)
• Cedalion (Greek)
• Celaeno (A) (Greek)
• Celaeno (B) (Greek) One of the Harpies (q.v.)
• Celaeno (C) (Greek)
• Celaeno (D)
• Celestial Kings (China)
• Celestial Mandarin (China)
• Celestial Toad (China)
• Celeus (King) (Greek)
• Celmis (Greek)
• Cenchreis (Greek)
• Cengus (Celtic)
• Cenn Cruaich (Celtic)
• Centauras (Greek)
• Centauroi (Greek)
• Centaurs Centauras, Centauroi, Kentaurs, Kentauros (Greek).
• Centeal (Mexico)
• Centeatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Centeol (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Centeotl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Centimanes (Greek)
• Centimani (Greek)
• Centipede (Egypt)
• Centzon Huitznahuas Centzon Totochtin, Centzonhuitznauac, Centzonuitznaua (Aztec)
• Centzon Mimixcoa
• Centzon Totochtin (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Centzonuitznaua (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Centzonhuitznauac (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ceos Coeus (Greek)
• Cephalion Caphaurus (Greek)
• Cephalus (A) (Greek)
• Cephalus (B) (Greek)
• Cepheus (A) (Greek)
• Cepheus (B) (Greek)
• Cephissus (Greek)
• Cer (Greek)
• Ceramus (Greek)
• Cercaphus (Greek)
• Cerberus Kerberos (Greek)
• Cercopes (Greek)
• Cercyon (Greek)
• Cerdo (Greek)
• Ceres Kerres (Greek)
• Ceridwen (British, Celtic)
• Cerklicing (Latvia)
• Cermait (Celtic)
• Cernobog (Slavic)
• Cernunnos Cernunnus (Celtic)
• Cerridwen (British, Celtic, Welsh)
• Ceryx (Greek)
• Cesair (Irish)
• Cesar (Irish)
• Cesara (Irish)
• Cesarea (Irish)
• Cessair Ceasar, Cesar, Cesara, Cesarea, Cesair (Irish)
• Cethe (Celtic)
• Ceto (Greek)
• Ceus (Greek)
• Cexochitl
• Cezalcouati (Mexico)
• Cghene (Isoko People, Southern Nigeria, Africa)
• Ch-Ien Niu Kien Niu (China)
• Cha-dog-ma (Tibet)
• Ch'an Tzu-fang (China)
• Chaac (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Chac Chaac (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Chacs (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Chadanta (Buddhist; India)
• Chafura (Egypt)
• Chahuru (Pawnee People, North America)
• Chaitraratha (India)
• Chak-na-rin-chhen (Tibet)
• Chak-yu-ma (Tibet)
• Chakra (Hindu; India)
• Chakra Sambara Heyvajra, Sambara (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Chakravala Buddhist Universe (Buddhist; India)
• Chakrisvari (India)
• Chala (India)
• Chalchihuitzli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chalchiuhcihuatl (Mexico)
• Chalchiuhtlicue Chalchihuitli'cue, Chalchihuitlicue, Chalchiuhcueye (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chalchiuhtonatiuh (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chalchiuhtotolin (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chalciope (Greek)
• Chalcipe (Greek)
• Chalcodon (Greek)
• Chalcon (Greek)
• Chalmecatciuatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chalucas (Zoque People, Mexico; possibly originally Maya)
• Champ-pa (Tibet)
• Chamunda (India)
• Chanda (India)
• Chanda Maharoshana (Nepal)
• Chandamaharoshana Chanda Maharoshana (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Chandi (Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Chandika (India)
• Chandra Candra (Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Chandra-Prabha (India)
• Chandrakanta (India)
• Chandraprabha (Jain; India)
• Chang (Buddhism, Taoism; China)
• Chang Fei Khang Fei (China)
• Chang Hsien (China)
• Chang-Kuo-Lao Chang Kuo (China)
• Chang-O Ch'ang-O (China)
• Ch'ang-Sheng T'u-Ti (China)
• Chang-Sien (China)
• Chang Tao-ling (China)
• Chang Tung-Ch'ang (China)
• Chang Yuang-Hsiao (China)
• Chango (Africa, Caribbean, Central America, South America)
• Channa (India)
• Chantico (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chaos (Chinese, Babylonian, Greek)
• Chapala (India)
• Chaquen (Chibcha People, Bogota, South America)
• Char (Armenian)
• Charis Aegle (Greek)
• Charites (Greek)
• Charities, The (Greek)
• Charon Kaharon (Greek)
• Charumati (India)
• Charun (Etruscan)
• Charvi (India)
• Charybdis (Greek)
• Chasca (Inca People, Peru)
• Chavah (Babylonia)
• Chavva (Babylonia)
• Chebeldei (Siberia)
• Cheiron Chiron, Kheiron, Kiron (Greek)
• Chelidon (Greek)
• Chelovek (Russia)
• Chem-pa (Tibet)
• Chembe (Africa)
• Chemosh Kemosh (Canaan, Moabite, Semite, Sumer; possibly of Egyptian origin)
• Ch'en (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ch'en Ch'i (China)
• Chen Wu Cheng Wu (China)
• Chen Jen (Taoist; China)
• Chen Resik (Tibet)
• Ch'eng Huang Ch'eng-huang shen (China)
• Cheng Lung (China)
• Cheng Wu (China)
• Chenrezig Chenrgzi (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Chenrgzi (Tibet)
• Chent-Ament (Egypt)
• Chepera (Egypt)
• Cherakan-Ixmmucane (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Cheresi (Bodhisattva) (Hindu; India)
• Chernobog Cernobog, Czarnobog, Zcernoboch (Slavic)
• Cherruve (Araucanian People, Chile, South America)
• Cherub Choreb, Kerub (Roman; originally, possibly Assyrian)
• Cherubim (Semite)
• Chespisichis (Greek)
• Chhaya Khaya, Shaya (India)
• Chhwaskamini (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Ch'i (A) (China)
• Ch'i (B) (China)
• Chi (China)
• Chi-Haya-Buru (Japan)
• Ch'i-Lin (China)
• Chi Sheng Sien-Shi (China)
• Ch'i-ti Red Lord (China)
• Ch'i-You (China)
• Chia Chie (Muyscaya People, Colombia, South America)
• Chibcha People — Creation Legend (Colombia, South America)
• Chibchacum Chibchachum (Muyscaya People, Colombia, South America)
• Chibiabos (Algonquin People, North America)
• Chibilias (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Chichen Izta (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Chickcharney (Andros Island, Bahamas)
• Chicomecoatl Chicomexochit (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chicomexochitl (Mexico)
• Chicomoztoc (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chiconamictlan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chiconauapan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chicuna (Andean People, Peru)
• Chicunauhmictlan Chiconamictlan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chie (South America)
• Ch'ien Niu (China)
• Ch'ien-T'ang (Taoist; China)
• Ch'ih Kuo (China)
• Chih-Nii (China)
• Chih Nu (China)
• Chih-Wen (China)
• Ch'ih Yeo (China)
• Chikisanti (Ainu People, Japan)
• Children of Don, The (Britain, Wales)
• Children of Llyr, The (Britain, Wales)
• Chilenga (Africa)
• Chimaera Chimera, Chimaira (Greek)
• Chimaira (Greek)
• Chimalman (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chimalmatl Chimalman (Aztec, Toltec People, Mexico)
• Chimata-no-Kami (Japan)
• Chimera (Greek)
• Chiminagua Chiminigagua, Chiminiquagua (Chibcha People, South America)
• Chimini-Pagus (Chibcha, Muyscaya People, South America)
• Chiminigagua (Colombia, South America)
• Chiminiquagua (Colombia, South America)
• Chiminizagagua (Chibcha People, Bogota, South America)
• Chin (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Chin Chia (China)
• Ch'in Ch'iung (China)
• Chin Neu (China)
• Chin Nu Chih Neu, Chih-Nii, Chih Nu, Kien Niu (China)
• Ch'in Shu-Pao (China)
• China — Creation Legend
• Ching-Tu (Buddhist; China)
• Ching Yuh (Korea)
• Chinnamastica (India)
• Chinnigchinich (Native North American)
• Chinnintamma (India)
• Chinta-Mani (India)
• Chintamani Lokeswar (Nepal)
• Chinvat Bridge Chinvat Peretu, Cinvat (Persian)
• Chione (A) (Greek)
• Chione (B) (Greek)
• Chipiapoos (Potawatomi People, North America)
• Chiquinau (Nicaragua, Central America)
• Chirakan-Ixmucane Cherakan-Ixmmucane (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Chiron (Greek)
• Chiruwi (Africa)
• Chitra-ratha (India)
• Chitragupta (India)
• Chitrangada (A) (India)
• Chitrangada (B) (India)
• Chiu Kung (China)
• Chiun (Hebrew)
• Chiutcoatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Chixu (Pawnee People, North America)
• Chlevnik (Russia, Slavic)
• Chloris (Greek)
• Chnemu (Egypt)
• Chnoumes (Egypt)
• Choco People — Creation Legend (Colombia, South America)
• Choctaw People — Creation Legend (North America)
• Chonchonyi (Araucanian People, Chile, South America)
• Chonsu (Egypt)
• Choreb (Roman)
• Chos-Rgyal Phyi-Scrub (Tibet)
• Choun (Inca People, Peru)
• Chousorus (Phoenician)
• Christ Khristos (Greek)
• Chronos (A) (Greek)
• Chronos (B) (Greek)
• Chrysaor (Greek)
• Chryse (A) (Greek)
• Chryse (B) (Greek)
• Chryseis (Greek)
• Chryses (A) (Greek)
• Chryses (B) (Greek)
• Chryses (C) (Greek)
• Chryses (D) (Greek)
• Chrysippe (Greek)
• Chrysippus (Greek)
• Chryson (Greek)
• Chrysothemis (A) (Greek)
• Chrysothemis (B)
• Chthon (Greek)
• Chu (China)
• Ch'u Chiang (China)
• Chu I (China)
• Chu Jung (China)
• Chu-kiang Ch'u Chiang (Buddhist; China)
• Ch'uan Hou (China)
• Chuan-Lun Chuan-Lun Wang (China)
• Ch'uang-Kung (China)
• Ch'uang-Mu (China)
• Chuchulain (Celtic)
• Chukum (Colombia)
• Chukwu (Ibo People, Africa)
• Chunda (A) (Buddhist; India)
• Chunda (B) (Hindu; India)
• Chung-Li-Ch'uan (China)
• Chung-Liu (China)
• Chupunika (India)
• Churning of the Ocean (India)
• Chuvalete (Cora People, Central America)
• Chuvash (Russian)
• Chwezi (Uganda, Africa)
• Chyavana (India)
• Ciaga (Nicaragua, South America)
• Cian Kian (Celtic)
• Cibola, The Seven Cities of (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Cigfa (Celtic)
• Cihauteto Cihuateteo (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Cihuatcoatl Cihuacoatl, Ciuacoatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Cihuateteo (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Cilix (Greek)
• Cilla (Greek)
• Cin Cinni (Turkey)
• Cinni (Turkey)
• Cintamani Chinta-Mani (Hindu; India)
• Cinteotl Centeal, Centeotl (Aztec, Toltec People, Mexico)
• Cinvat (Persia)
• Cinyras (Greek)
• Cipactli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Cipactonal Cipactli, Cipattoval (possibly) (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Cirape (Crow People, North America)
• Circe Kirke (Greek)
• Cisa Ciza Zisa (German)
• Cissos (Greek)
• Cit-Bolon-Tum (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Citalicue (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Citlalatonac Citlallatonac (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Citlalinicue Citlalicue (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ciuacoatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ciuateteo Cihuateteo, Ciuapipiltin (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ciza (German)
• Cleio (Greek)
• Cleite (Greek)
• Cleitus (Greek)
• Clemenus (Greek)
• Cleodora (A) (Greek)
• Cleodora (B) (Greek)
• Cleolla (Greek)
• Cleone (Greek)
• Cleopatra (A) (Greek)
• Cleopatra (B) (Greek)
• Cleopatra (C) (Greek)
• Cleopatra (D) (Greek)
• Cleopatra (E)
• Cleostratus (Greek)
• Cleta (Greek)
• Clio (Greek)
• Cloacina (Roman)
• Clotho Klotho (Greek)
• Clothru (Celtic, Irish)
• Cluracan (Celtic, Irish)
• Cluricanes (Celtic)
• Cluricaune Cluracan (Celtic, Irish)
• Clutoida (Celtic)
• Clymene (A) (Greek)
• Clymene (B) (Greek)
• Clymene (C) (Greek)
• Clymene (D) (Greek)
• Clymenus (A) (Greek)
• Clymenus (B) (Greek)
• Clymenus (C) (Greek)
• Clymenus (D) (Greek)
• Clymenus (E) (Greek)
• Clytemnestra (Greek)
• Clytia Clytie (Greek)
• Clytie (Greek)
• Clytius (Greek)
• Cmok (Slavic)
• Coatepec (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Coatlicue Couatlicue (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Coatrischie (Haiti)
• Cocalus (Greek)
• Cocidius (British)
• Cockatoo Man (Australia)
• Cocytus Kokytus (Greek)
• Coeculus (Greek, Roman)
• Coelus (Greek)
• Coem (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Coeranus (Greek)
• Coeus (Greek)
• Cogaz (Bushman, Hottentot People, Africa)
• Colhuacan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Colhuatzincatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Colla (Inca People, Peru)
• Colossus of Rhodes (Greek)
• Comana (Greek)
• Combalus (Syrian)
• Cometes (Greek)
• Comus
• Con (Inca People, Peru)
• Con Ticci Viracocha (Inca People, Peru)
• Con Ticci Viracocha Pachayachachic (Inca People, Peru)
• Conaire, King (Celtic)
• Conchean (Celtic)
• Conchobar, King (Celtic)
• Confucius (China, Japan)
• Coniraya (Inca People, Peru)
• Conopa (Inca People, Peru)
• Consus (Roman)
• Coon (Greek)
• Copacati (Inca People, Peru)
• Copreus (Greek)
• Coqui-Xee (Mixtec People, Mexico)
• Corb (Celtic)
• Corcyra (Greek)
• Core (Greek)
• Cori Ocllo (Inca)
• Cornucopia Cornu Copiae (Greek)
• Corona Borealis (Greek)
• Coronis (A) (Greek)
• Coronis (B) (Greek)
• Coronis (C) (Greek)
• Coronis (D) (Greek)
• Coronus (A) (Greek)
• Coronus (B) (Greek)
• Corus (Greek)
• Corybantes Korybantes, Kurbantes (Phrygian)
• Corybas (Greek)
• Corynetes (Greek)
• Cosmocrator (Gnostic)
• Cosmology of Assur (Sumerian)
• Coti (Hottentot People, Africa)
• Cottus Cotus, Cottys, Kottos (Greek)
• Cottys (Greek)
• Cotus (Greek)
• Cotzbalam (Maya People of Yucatan)
• Couatlicue (Mexico)
• Couretes (Greek)
• Coventina (Celtic) Covetina (British)
• Covetina (British)
• Coxcos (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Coxcox Cox-cox (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Coxcoxtli Coxcos, Cox-cox, Coxcox, Kox (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Coyolxauhqui (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Coyote (Native North Americans)
• Cranaus (Greek)
• Crantaeis (Greek)
• Crataeis (Greek)
• Cratus (Greek)
• Credne Creidne, Creidhne (Celtic)
• Cree People, Canada — Creation Legend
• Creiddylad (Celtic)
• Creidhne (Irish)
• Creidiylad (British, Irish)
• Creidne (Irish)
• Creirwy (Celtic)
• Crenae (Greek)
• Creon (Greek)
• Creseusa (Greek)
• Cresphontes (Greek)
• Cressida (Greek)
• Crete (Greek)
• Cretheus (Greek)
• Creudilad Creiddylad, Creidiylad, Creudylad (British, Irish)
• Creudylad (British, Irish)
• Creusa (Greek)
• Creusa (A)
• Creusa (B)
• Creusa (C)
• Creusa (D)
• Creusa (E)
• Creusa (F)
• Creusa (G)
• Criasus (Greek)
• Crimisus (Greek)
• Crino (Greek)
• Crius Crios (Greek)
• Crnobog (Slavic)
• Crnoglav (Slavic)
• Crocodile (Egypt) (Greek)
• Crom-Eocha (Celtic)
• Crommyonian Sow (Greek)
• Cronos (Greek)
• Cronus Chronos, Cranaus, Cronos, Khronos, Kronos (Greek)
• Crow (Tlingit People, North American)
• Cteatus (Greek)
• Cu (Celtic)
• Cu Chulain (Celtic)
• Cuchavira Chuchaviva (Chibcha People, Bogota, South America)
• Cuchaviva (South America)
• Cuchu'lainn (Celtic)
• Cuchu'linn (Celtic)
• Cuchulain Chuchulain, Cu Chulain, Cuchu'lainn, Cuchulainn, Cuchu'linn, Cuchullin, Culain, Culann, Koo-chul-inn (Celtic)
• Cuculcan (Mexico)
• Culain (Celtic)
• Culann (Celtic)
• Cupara (Jivaro Indian People, Andes, South America)
• Cupid Cupido (Roman)
• Cupra (Etruscan)
• Curche (Slavic)
• Curetes Couretes, Kouretes (Greek, the aborigines of Aetolis)
• Curicaveri (Tarascan People, Mexico)
• Curoi Mac Daire (Celtic, Irish)
• Curupira Korupira (Brazil)
• Cusco Huanca (Inca People, Peru)
• Cuycha (Inca People, Peru)
• Cuzco (Inca People, Peru)
• Cyane (A) (Greek)
• Cyane (B) (Greek)
• Cyane (C) (Greek)
• Cyanippus (Greek)
• Cyavana (India)
• Cybebe (Greek)
• Cybele Cybebe, Cybelle, Kubele, Kybele (Greek, Phrygian)
• Cybelle (Greek)
• Cyclopes Cyclops, Ky-klopes, Kyklopes; Kyklops (Greek)
• Cydon (Greek)
• Cyena Cyene (India)
• Cygnus (Greek)
• Cyhiraeth (Celtic)
• Cymodoce (Greek)
• Cymothoe (Greek)
• Cynosura (Greek)
• Cynthia (Roman)
• Cynthius (Greek)
• Cyrene (Greek)
• Cythera Cythereia (Greek)
• Cytissorus (Greek)
• Czarnobog (Slavic)
• D
• Da (Dahomey People, Africa; Tibet)
• Da-Bog (Slavic)
• Daauke (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Dab-Iha (Africa; Tibet)
• Dabaiba (Inca People, Peru)
• Dabog (Slavic)
• Dactls (Greek)
• Dactyli Dactls, Dactyls, Daktuloi (Greek)
• Dada (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Dadu (Middle Eastern)
• Dadzbog (Slavic)
• Dae-Soon (Korea)
• Daedalion (Greek)
• Daedalus (Greek)
• Daemon Daemons and Daimones (Plural); Daimon (Roman)
• Daemons (Roman)
• Daevas Daeva, Daiva, Devas (India); (Islamic, Mazdaism, Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Dag (A) (Norse; Teutonic)
• Dag (B) (German)
• Dagan (Semite)
• Daganoweda (Huron, Iroquois People, North America)
• Dagda Dagde, Daghda, Daghdae, Daghdha, Dogdha (Celtic)
• Dagde (Celtic)
• Daghda (Celtic)
• Daghdae (Celtic)
• Daghdae-Cearas (Celtic)
• Daghdha (Celtic)
• Dagini (India)
• Dagoba (Buddhist)
• Dagodevas
• Dagon (A) Dagan, Daguaun, Dagun, Daguna (Akkadian, Babylonian, Canaanite, Semitic, Sumerian, Ugarit)
• Dagon (B) Dagan (Phoenician)
• Dagr Dag (Norse; Teutonic)
• Daguaun (Middle Eastern)
• Dagun (A) (Middle Eastern)
• Dagun (B) (Afghanistan)
• Dahak (Persia)
• Dahana (Greek)
• Dahhak (Persia)
• Dahomey People, Africa — Creation Legend
• Dai Itoku-Myoo Amida, Goemmason, Yamantaka (Sanskrit). (Buddhist; Japan)
• Daikoku (Japan)
• Daimon (Greek)
• Daimones (Greek)
• Dain (Norse; Teutonic)
• Dainachi Nyori (Japan)
• Dainichi-nyorai Dainachi Nyori (Buddhist; Japan)
• Daityas Daitya (Singular), Danavas; (Hindu; India)
• Daiva (India, Persia)
• Dajdbog (Slavon)
• Dajoji (Iroquois People, North America)
• Dakas (India)
• Dakini (India)
• Dakini Ye-she-tsho-gyal (India)
• Dakinis Dagini (Buddhist, Hindu, Lamaist; India)
• Dakis (India)
• Daksha (Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Dakshaja “Born of Daksha” (India)
• Dakshina (India)
• Dakshina-Murti (Hindu; India)
• Daktuloi (Greek)
• Dalhan (Arabic)
• Dam-c'an-r-do-rje-legs-pa Dam-chen-dr-je-le-pa, Dor-le (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Dam-chen-dr-je-le-pa (Tibet)
• Dam-ki (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Damanaka Tree (India)
• Damaru (Hindu; India)
• Damballah (Haitian, of African origin)
• Dame du Lac (Arthurian)
• Dames Vertes (Celtic, French)
• Damgalnunna (Sumer)
• Damia (Greek)
• Damke (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Damkina Davkina, Dawkina (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Damku (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Damnameneus
• Damona (Celtic, Gaul)
• Damsel Ho (China)
• Damu (Sumer)
• Damu-zi-abzu (Babylonian)
• Dan (A) (Fon People, Africa)
• Dan (B) (Celtic)
• Dan Ayido Hwedo (Africa)
• Dan Petro (Haitian)
• Dana (Celtic)
• Danae (Greek)
• Danai (Greek)
• Danaidae (Greek)
• Danaides Danaids, Danaidae (Greek)
• Danaids (Greek)
• Danaus (Greek)
• Danavas (India)
• Dancer of the Burning Ground (India)
• Dandadhara (India)
• Dandapani (India)
• Danh (Africa)
• Daniel (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Danil Daniyal (Arabic)
• Daniyal (Arabic)
• Danu (A) (Celtic)
• Danu (B) (India)
• Danu (C) (India)
• Danus (Greek)
• Dao (Babylonian)
• Daonus (Babylonian)
• Daphne (Greek)
• Dar el-Jannah (Islam) Islamic Paradise (q.v.)
• Darago (Philippines)
• Daramulum (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Daramulun Darramulum (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Darawigal (Australia)
• Darbas (Hindu; India)
• Darkness (Greek)
• Darramulum (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Daru-el-Bawar (Islam)
• Daru el-Qarar (Islam)
• Daru el-Salam (Islam)
• Darvands (Persia)
• Darwands (Vedic)
• Darzamat (Latvia)
• Dasan (Pomo People, North America)
• Dasarata, King (India)
• Dasaratha, King Dasarata, Dasharatha (Hindu; India)
• Dascylus (Greek)
• Dasharatha (India)
• Dasim (Islamic)
• Dasra and Nasatya (India)
• Dasyus (Dravidian, Hindu; India)
• Datan (Slavic, Polish)
• Dattoli (India)
• Dauce (Babylonian Creation Legend of Damascius)
• Daughter of the Night (Greek)
• Daughter of Themis (Greek)
• Daughters of the Evening (Greek)
• Dauke (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Dauthe (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Davalin (Teutonic)
• Davinka (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Dawat Puja (India)
• Dawkina (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Day (Teutonic)
• Day Gods (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Dazbog Da-Bog, Dabog, Dadzbog, Dajdbog, Dazh-Bog, Dazhbog (Poland); (Slavic)
• Dazh-Bog (Slavic)
• Dazhbod (Sumer)
• Dazhbog (Slavic)
• Dazibogu (Sumer)
• Dazima (Semite)
• Dbyar-Gyi-Rgyalmo (Tibet)
• De Hi No (Huron People, North America)
• De-Hi-No (China)
• Dea Artio (Celtic)
• Dea Syria (Greek)
• Deae Matres (Celtic)
• Dealgnaid (Celtic)
• Death Star (Pawnee People, North America)
• Debabou and De Ai De Babou (Oceanic)
• Debee (India)
• Deber (Babylonian, Semite)
• Dech'tire Dechterecul, Dechtire (Celtic, Irish)
• Dechtire (Celtic, Irish)
• Decima (Greek)
• Dechterecul (Celtic, Irish)
• Deduska (Russia)
• Deduska Domovoy (Russia)
• Dedusky Domovoy (Russia)
• Dee (Celtic)
• Deganiwada (Huron, Iroquois People, North America)
• Deianeira (Greek)
• Deianira Deianeira, Dejanira (Greek)
• Deidamia (A) (Greek)
• Deidamia (B) (Greek)
• Deidamia (C) (Greek)
• Deimachus (A) (Greek)
• Deimachus (B) (Greek)
• Deimos Deimus (Greek)
• Deion (Greek)
• Deione (Greek)
• Deiphobus (A) (Greek)
• Deiphobus (B) (Greek)
• Deipyle (Greek)
• Deipylus (A) (Greek)
• Deipylus (B) (Greek)
• Deivi (Prussian)
• Dejanira (Greek)
• Dekla (Latvia)
• Delia (Greek)
• Deliades (Greek)
• Delka (Latvia)
• Delling (Norse; Teutonic)
• Dellinger (Teutonic)
• Delphic Oracle (Greek)
• Delphin (Greek)
• Delphyne (Greek)
• Dem-chho-pal-khor-lo-dom-pa (Tibet)
• Dema (Marind-anim People, New Guinea)
• Demarus (Greek)
• Demavand, Mount Demavend, Mount (Persia)
• Demavend, Mount (Persia)
• Demeter (Greek)
• Demiurge (Gnostic)
• Demne (Celtic, Irish)
• Demogorgon (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Demoleon (Greek)
• Demonice (Greek)
• Demons Daimon
• Demophon Demophoon (Greek)
• Demophoon (Greek)
• Dendrites (Greek)
• Deng (Dinka People, Africa)
• Deng-Dit (Dinka People, Africa)
• Denga (Africa)
• Denkart (Zoroastrian)
• Deo (Greek)
• Deohako (Seneca People, North America)
• Derceto (Middle Eastern)
• Derketo Derceto (Middle Eastern)
• Dervaspa Drvaspa, Gosh (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Destroyer, The (Persia)
• Deucalion (A) (Greek)
• Deucalion (B) (Greek)
• Deus (Greek)
• Deus Clavigerus (Roman)
• Dev (India)
• Deva-Kanya (India)
• Deva-Kanyakas (India)
• Deva-Matri (India)
• Deva-Parvata (India)
• Devak (India)
• Devaka (India)
• Devaki (Hindu; India)
• Devananda (India)
• Devanganas (India)
• Devarishis (India)
• Devas, The (A) Daevas, Daiva or Dev (singular); Devis (feminine); (Buddhist, Jain, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Devas, The (B) (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Devasena (India)
• Devatas (India)
• Devayoshas (India)
• Devee (India)
• Devera (Roman)
• Devi Debee, Devee (Brahmanic, Dravidian [possibly], Hindu, Vedic; India).
• Devi-Kali (India)
• Devi Sri (India)
• Devi-Uma (India)
• Devi-Uma-Kali (India)
• Devil
• Deving Isching (Latvia)
• Devis, The Deva (masculine); (Buddhist, Hindu, Jain; India)
• Devona (Celtic)
• Devorgilla (Irish)
• Devourer of Amenti (Egypt)
• Devs (Armenian)
• Dewtahs, The (India)
• Deywuckee (India)
• Dhammai People, India — Creation Legend
• Dhammapada, The (Buddhist)
• Dhana-Pati (India)
• Dhanada (India)
• Dhanus (India)
• Dhanvantari (Hindu; India)
• Dhara (India)
• Dharani (India)
• Dharini (Tantrayana Buddhism)
• Dharma (Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Dharma Palas (India)
• Dharmacakra (India)
• Dharmapala (Buddhist; India)
• Dharmaraha (India)
• Dharmaraja (India)
• Dharmavajra (India)
• Dhartarastra Jikokuten (Japan), Yul-khor-bsrun (Tibet); (Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Dharti Mai Bhudevi, Dharti Mata; (Hindu; India)
• Dharti Mata (India)
• Dhata (India)
• Dhatr (India)
• Dhatri (Vedic; India)
• Dhenuka (India)
• Dhisana (Vedic; India)
• Dhritarashtra (India)
• Dhriti (India)
• Dhruvasinha (India)
• Dhumaketu (India)
• Dhumbarahi (Nepal)
• Dhupa (India)
• Dhupema (India)
• Dhurva (India)
• Dhyani Buddha Akshobhya (Nepal)
• Dhyani Buddha Amitabha (Nepal)
• Dhyani Buddha Amoghshiddhi (Nepal)
• Dhyani Buddha Vajrasatwa (Nepal)
• Dhyani Buddhas Dhyanibuddhas
• Dhyanibodhisattvas (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Dhyanibuddhas (Nepal)
• Dhyanibuddhasaktis (Nepal)
• Di (Roman)
• Di-do (Tibet)
• Dia (A) (Greek)
• Dia (B) (Celtic)
• Dia Griene (Scotland)
• Diakoku Daikoku (pre-Buddhist, Buddhist, Shinto; Japan)
• Diamond Kings (Buddhist; China)
• Dian Cecht (Celtic)
• Diana (Roman)
• Diancecht (Celtic)
• Dianchecht (Celtic)
• Diane of Crete (Greek)
• Dia'necht (Celtic) Dian Cecht, Diancecht, Dianchecht.
• Dianus (Roman)
• Diarmait (Celtic)
• Diarmuid (Greek)
• Diaus (India)
• Diban (Babylonia)
• Dice (Greek)
• Dictyanna Dictynna (Greek)
• Dictynna (Greek)
• Dictys (Greek)
• Dido Didon, Didone (Greek)
• Didon (Greek)
• Didone (Greek)
• Digambara (India)
• Digambari (India)
• Digdevatas (India)
• Dih (India)
• Dihwar (India)
• Dii Di (Roman)
• Diing (Dinka People, Africa)
• Diinga (Africa)
• Dike (A) Dice (Greek)
• Dike (B) (Greek)
• Diko (Russia)
• Dikpalas Dig-Gaja (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Diksha (India)
• Diktynna (Greek)
• Dil (Ireland)
• Dilbar (Babylonia)
• Dilmun (Sumerian)
• Dina-Kara (India)
• Dinas (Arthurian)
• Dindymene (Greek)
• Dindymus (Greek)
• Ding (Africa)
• Dinija (Crete)
• Dinka People, Africa — Creation Legend
• Diomede (A) (Greek)
• Diomede (B) (Greek)
• Diomedes (A) (Greek)
• Diomedes (B) (Greek)
• Dionae (Greek)
• Dione Dionae (Greek)
• Dionusos (Greek)
• Dionysus Dionusos, Dionysos, Dyanysos (Greek, possibly of Thracian or Semitic origin)
• Dioscures (Greek)
• Dioscuri Dioscures (Greek)
• Dipamkara Dipankar, Dipankara (Buddhist; India)
• Dipankar (India)
• Dipankara (India)
• Dirce (Greek)
• Dirona (Celtic)
• Dis (A) (Celtic, Norse, Greek)
• Dis (B)
• Dis Pater Dispater (Roman)
• Disciplina (Roman)
• Discordia Discord (Roman)
• Disir (Teutonic)
• Dispater (Roman)
• Dithrambos (Greek)
• Dithyrambos Dithrambos (Greek, Roman)
• Diti (Hindu; India)
• Diuturna (Roman)
• Div (Zoroastrian)
• Divali (India)
• Diveriks (Lithuania)
• Divine Cow, The (Gaulish, Celtic)
• Divji Moz (Slavic)
• Divo Napata (India)
• Divs (Persia)
• Divya-ratna (India)
• Diwali (India)
• Diwata Magbabaya (Philippine Islands)
• Djadek (A) (Czech)
• Djadek (B) (Slavic)
• Djamar (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Djanggawuls (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Djed (Egypt)
• Djehuti Orzehuti (Egypt)
• Djeneta (Chippewa People, North America)
• Djigona (Huron People, North America)
• Djigonsa (Huron People, North America)
• Djinn Djinns (Arabia)
• Djunggun (Australia)
• Dmyal-wa (Tibet)
• Dockalfar (Teutonic)
• Doda (Serb)
• Dodol (Slavic)
• Dodola Doda (Serb)
• Dog-Faced Ape (Egypt)
• Dogdha (Celtic)
• Dogoda (Slavic)
• Doh (Yenisei People, Siberia)
• Dohit Dohitt (Mosotene, Quechua People, South America)
• Dola (Slavic)
• Dolgthrisir (Teutonic)
• Dolgthvari Dolgthrisir (Teutonic)
• Dolma Tara (Tibet)
• Dolphin Constellation (Greek)
• Dolya Nedolya (Russia, Slavic)
• Domfe (Kurumba People, Africa)
• Domnu (Celtic)
• Domovik (Russia)
• Domovoi Domovoj, Domovoy, Domovui (Estonian, Finnish, Polish, Russian, Slavic)
• Domovoj Domovui (Russia)
• Domovoy (Russia)
• Domovui (Russia)
• Don (British, Celtic)
• Don the Enchanter (Celtic)
• Donar (Teutonic)
• Dongo (Songhoi People, Africa)
• Donn (Celtic)
• Donu (Celtic)
• Door Guards (China)
• Doorga (India)
• Dor-le (Tibet)
• Dori (Teutonic)
• Doris (Greek)
• Dorje-Naljorma Toma (Tibet), Vajra-Yogini (Tibet)
• Dorje Phagmo Dorje-phe-mo (Tibet), rDorje-P'ag-mo (Buddhist; India, Tibet)
• Dorje-phe-mo (Tibet)
• Dorje-sem-pa (Tibet)
• Dorobo (Masai People, Africa)
• Doros (Greek)
• Dorr-Karing (Swedish)
• Dorus (A) (Greek)
• Dorus (B) (Greek)
• Dorus (C) (Greek)
• Doso (Greek)
• Dotis (Greek)
• Doto (Greek)
• Drac (A) Draca (Middle Eastern)
• Drac (B) (French)
• Dragon Kings (Taoist; China)
• Drauga (Persia)
• Draupadi, Princess Panchali (India)
• Draupner (Teutonic)
• Draupnir Draupner (Norse; Teutonic)
• Dreams (Greek)
• Dri-chab-ma (Tibet)
• Dri-chha-ma (Tibet)
• Dripping Water (Zuni People, North America)
• Dromi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Drona (A) (India)
• Drona (B) (India)
• Dropper (Teutonic)
• Droudje (Persia)
• Druantia (Celtic)
• Drudge (Teutonic)
• Drugas (Persia)
• Druge (Persia)
• Druj (Persia)
• Drujs Droudje, Druge, Duruge, Nasu (India, Persia)
• Drukh (Hindu; India)
• Drumalika (Hindu; India)
• Drvaspa (Persian)
• Dryades Dryads (Greek)
• Dryads (Greek)
• Dryas (A) (Greek)
• Dryas (B) (Greek)
• Dryas (C) (Greek)
• Dryas (D) (Greek)
• Dryas (E) (Greek)
• Dryh Basy (Persia)
• Dryope (A) (Greek)
• Dryope (B) (Greek)
• Dryope (C) (Greek)
• Dryope (D) (Greek)
• Dryops (A) (Greek)
• Dryops (B) (Greek)
• Dryops (C) (Greek)
• Dryops (D) (Greek)
• Dsam-Bha-La (Tibet)
• Dsovean (Armenia)
• Dsovinar (Armenia)
• Duamutef (Egypt)
• Duat (Egypt)
• Dubbisag (Sumer)
• Dubh Lacha (Irish)
• Dufr (Teutonic)
• Dug-Po-Ma (Tibet)
• Dughda Dughdhova (Persia)
• Dughdhova (Persia)
• Duhsasana Dushasana (India)
• Dula (India)
• Dulachan (Celtic)
• Dumazu (Sumer)
• Dumu-e-zi (Sumer)
• Dumu-zi (Sumer)
• Dumuduku (Babylonia)
• Dumunzi (Sumer)
• Dumuzi Dumazu, Dumu-e-zi, Dumu-zi, Dumunzi, Dumuziabzu, Dumuziapsu, Dumuzida (Sumerian; Accadian)
• Dumuziabzu (Sumer)
• Dumuziapsu (Sumer)
• Dumuzida (Sumer)
• Duneyr (Teutonic)
• Dunga (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Dup Shimate Dup Shimati (Sumer)
• Dup Shimati (Sumer)
• Dur-Europas Ba'al Shamin
• Duramulun Daramulum (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Durapror (Teutonic)
• Durathror (Teutonic)
• Durga (Hindu; India)
• Durga Mahisasuramardini (India)
• Durga Purga (India)
• Durin (Norse; Teutonic)
• Duruge (Persia)
• Durvasas (India)
• Duryodhana (Hindu; India)
• Dus (Scrat; Teutonic)
• Dusares Dousares, Dusura (Arabia, Greek, Roman)
• Dushasana (India)
• Dushyanta (India)
• Dusii (Celtic)
• Dusuara (Greek)
• Duzakh (Persia)
• Dvalin Davalin, Dvalinn (Norse; Teutonic)
• Dvaraka (India)
• Dvarapala (Indonesia)
• Dvarka (India)
• Dvergar (Teutonic)
• Dvivida (India)
• Dvorovoi (Finno-Ugric; Slavic)
• Dwaparayuga (Hindu; India)
• Dwarfs Dwarves (Norse; Teutonic)
• Dwarka (India)
• Dwumwem (Celtic)
• Dwyn (Celtic)
• Dwynwen (Celtic)
• Dxui (Bushmen, Central Africa)
• Dyai (Tucana People, Amazon, South America)
• Dyaus Diaus, Dyu, Dyhu (Hindu,Vedic; India)
• Dyaus-Pita Dyaus-Pitar (India)
• Dyaus-Pitar (India)
• Dyaus-Pitri (India)
• Dyava-Matar (India)
• Dyava-Prithivi (India)
• Dyavaprithivi (India)
• Dyavaprthivi (India)
• Dyavo (Slavic)
• Dyhu (India)
• Dylan (Celtic)
• Dymas (A) (Greek)
• Dymas (B) (Greek)
• Dyna (Greek)
• Dynamene (Greek)
• Dyne (Greek)
• Dyotana (India)
• Dyu (India)
• Dzalarhons (Haida People, North America)
• Dzelarhons Dzalarhons (Haida People, North America)
• Dzhe Manito The Good Spirit (Algonquin, Chippewa People, North America)
• Dzokh (Armenia)
• E
• E (Maya)
• Ea (Akkadian, Assyro-Babylonian, Sumerian)
• Eabani (Sumer)
• Eadna (Celtic)
• Eadon (Ireland)
• Ealur (Babylon)
• Eanna (Sumer)
• Early Waker (Teutonic)
• Earth (A) (Norse; Teutonic)
• Earth (B) (Greek)
• Earthmaker (Winnebago People, North America)
• East Wind (Greek)
• East Wind Hag (Teutonic)
• Eastre (Norse; Teutonic; Saxon)
• Eater of Hearts (Egypt)
• Eater of the Dead (Egypt)
• Eaynnes (Greek)
• Ebhlenn (Ireland)
• Ebhlinne Ebhlenn (Ireland)
• Ebisu (Buddhist, Shinto; Japan)
• Eblis (A) (Islam)
• Eblis (B) (Muslim)
• Ec (Yenisei People, Siberia)
• Ecalchot (Niquiran People, Nicaragua)
• Ecbasus (Greek)
• Echauc (Maya)
• Echecatl (Aztec)
• Echecles (Greek)
• Echedemas (Greek)
• Echephron (Greek)
• Echida (Greek)
• Echidna Echida (Greek)
• Echiodna (Greek)
• Echion (A) (Greek)
• Echion (B) (Greek)
• Echis (Greek)
• Echo (Greek)
• Echua Ekchuah (Maya)
• Echuac (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ecmar (Celtic, Irish)
• Edda (Teutonic)
• Eden (Hebrew, Semitic, Sumerian)
• Edie (Hebrew)
• Edimmu (Sumer)
• Edjo (Egypt)
• Edom (Hebrew)
• Edusa (Roman)
• Eeriboea (Greek)
• Eeyeekalduk (Eskimo)
• Ef (Egypt)
• Efe (Pygmy People, Africa)
• Efnissien (Celtic, Welsh)
• Efrit (Arabic)
• Efu Ra (Egypt)
• Egeria Aegeria (Roman)
• Egesta (Greek)
• Egil (Teutonic)
• Egilorvandel (Teutonic)
• Egis (Greek)
• Eglimi (Teutonic)
• Egyptians (Egypt)
• Ehat (Egypt)
• Ehecatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ehecatonatiuh (Aztec)
• Ehet (Egypt)
• Eidothea Theonoe (Greek)
• Eidya (Greek)
• Eidyia (Greek)
• Eight Immortals, The (Buddhist, Taoist; China)
• Eikinskjaudi (Teutonic)
• Eil (Teutonic)
• Eileithya (Egypt)
• Eileithyia Eileithyia, Eilythia, Eleuthia, Ilithyia (Greek)
• Eilton (Celtic)
• Eilythia (Roman)
• Einheriar (Teutonic)
• Einherjar Einheriar (Norse; Teutonic)
• Einridi (Teutonic)
• Eioneus (Greek)
• Eir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Eira (Teutonic)
• Eire (Celtic)
• Eirear (Celtic)
• Eirene Irene (Greek)
• Eirin (Celtic)
• Eithinoha (Huron, Iroquois People, North America)
• Eitri (Norse; Teutonic)
• Eitumatupua (South Pacific)
• Ek Oankar (Sikh; India)
• Eka “One.” (India)
• Eka Obasi (West Africa)
• Ekadanta (India)
• Ekadzati (Tibet)
• Ekajata (India)
• Ekako (Collao)
• Ekchuah Echua (Maya)
• Ekeko (Collao)
• Ekhi (Akkadian)
• Ekkekko Ekako, Ekeko, Eq'eq'o (Andean, Collao People, South America)
• Ekki (Turkey)
• El Al, Elah, Il (Ugarit, Canaanite, Semite, Phoenician, Ugarit)
• El Gran Dios (Spanish)
• el-Khudr (Arabic)
• El Lat (Arabic)
• Eladu (Celtic)
• Elagabalus (Roman)
• Elah (Ugarit)
• Elara Elare (Greek)
• Elat (Sumer)
• Elatha (Celtic)
• Elathan (Ireland)
• Elbegast (Teutonic)
• Elcmar (Celtic, Irish)
• Elcmhaire (Celtic, Irish)
• Eldhrimir (Teutonic)
• Eldir (Teutonic)
• Electra (A) Elektra (Greek)
• Electra (B) (Greek)
• Electra (C) (Greek)
• Electra (D) (Greek)
• Electryon (Greek)
• Eleggua (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Eleio (Hawaii)
• Eleithyia (Greek)
• Eleius (Greek)
• Elektra (Greek)
• Elephantine, Triad of (Egypt)
• Elephantis (Greek)
• Elephenor (Greek)
• Eleusis (Greek)
• Eleutherios (Greek)
• Eleuthia (Greek)
• Elijah Elish'a, Elisha (Arabic, Hebrew)
• Elioun (Ugarit)
• Elish'a (Arabic, Hebrew)
• Elisha (Arabic, Hebrew)
• Elissa (Tyrian)
• Elivagar (Norse; Teutonic)
• Eljudnir (Teutonic)
• Ellat (Sumer)
• Ellen Douglas (Arthurian)
• Elli (Norse; Teutonic)
• Ellil (Sumer)
• Eloah (Ugarit)
• Eloaios (Hebrew)
• Elohim Elom (Aramaic, Gnostic, Southern Hebrew)
• Elom (Hebrew)
• Elves (Teutonic)
• Elyon (Ugarit)
• Elysian Field (Greek)
• Emathion (Greek)
• Embla Emla, Emola (Teutonic)
• Emen (Egypt)
• Emer (Celtic, Irish)
• Emla (Teutonic)
• Emma (Japan)
• Emma-Hoo (Japan)
• Emma-O Emma, Emma-Hoo, Emma-Sama, Yama-Raja, Yemma (Buddhist; Japan)
• Emma-Sama (Japan)
• Emola (Teutonic)
• Empousae Empusa (Greek)
• En-Ge (Semitic)
• En-lil (Sumer)
• En-Mersi (Sumer)
• Enarete (Greek)
• Enbarr (Celtic, Irish, Welsh)
• Enbilulu (A) (Sumer)
• Enbilulu (B) (Babylon)
• Enceladus (Greek)
• Endil (Celtic)
• Endumion (Greek)
• Endymion (Greek)
• Engidu (Sumer)
• Englimi Eglimi, Eylime (Teutonic)
• Engur (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Engus (Celtic)
• Enigohatgea (Iroquois People, North America)
• Enigorio and Enigohatgea (Iroquois People, North America)
• Eniocha Anioche (Greek)
• Enioche (Greek)
• Enki (Assyro-Babylonian, Sumerian)
• Enki-Ea (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Enkidu Engidu, Enkimdu
• Enkimdu (Sumer)
• Enkita (Hittite)
• Enlil En-lil, Ellil (Assyro-Babylonian, Sumerian)
• Enmesarra (Babylon, Sumer)
• Enmesharra Enmesarra, Ennmeshara (Babylon, Sumer)
• Enmessara (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Ennammasht (Sumer)
• Ennead, The (Egypt)
• Ennoia (Gnostic)
• Ennugi (Babylonia)
• Ennuki (Sumer)
• Ennyo (Japan)
• Enodia (Greek)
• Enshagme (Semite)
• Entuti (Egypt)
• Enua (Polynesia)
• Enualios Enyalius (Greek)
• Enuma Elish (Babylonia, Sumer)
• Enyalius Enulios (Greek)
• Enyo (A) (Greek)
• Enyo (B) (Greek)
• Eo (Greek)
• Eochaid Ollathair (Celtic)
• Eogabal (Irish)
• Eoghana (Celtic)
• Eopuco (Maya)
• Eos (Greek)
• Eosphorus (Greek)
• Eostre (Anglo-Saxon)
• Eous (Greek)
• Epadun (Babylonia)
• Epaphus (Greek)
• Epeius Epius (Greek)
• Epet (Egypt)
• Epheseus (Greek)
• Ephialtes (Greek)
• Epi (Tucana People)
• Epicaste Jocasta (Greek)
• Epidaurus (Greek)
• Epigoni, The (Greek)
• Epimetheus (Greek)
• Epius Epeius (Greek)
• Epo'na (Gaul, Celtic, Roman)
• Epona Epo'na, Lady Godiva (Gaul, Roman)
• Epopeus (A) (Greek)
• Epopeus (B) (Greek)
• Epopeus (C) (Greek)
• Epopeus (D) (Greek)
• Epunamun (Araucanian People, Chile)
• Eq'eq'o (Collao)
• Erathipa (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Erato (A) (Greek)
• Erato (B) (Greek)
• Erato (C) (Greek)
• Erato (D) (Greek)
• Erda (Teutonic)
• Erebus (Greek)
• Erech (Sumer)
• Erechtheus I (Greek)
• Erechtheus II (Greek)
• Eredatfedhri (Persia)
• Ereint (Celtic)
• Eres (Greek)
• Erescheigal (Babylon, Sumer)
• Ereshkigal Erescheigal, Erishkegal, Eriskigal (Babylon, Greek, Sumer)
• Erginus (A) (Greek)
• Erginus (B) (Greek)
• Erh-Lang Er-Lang (China)
• Eriboea (A) (Greek)
• Eriboea (B) (Greek)
• Eriboea (C) (Greek)
• Eriboea (D) (Roman)
• Eriboea (E) (Greek)
• Erichthonius Erichtonius (Greek)
• Erichtonius (Greek)
• Eridanus (Greek)
• Eridu (Sumer)
• Erigone (Greek)
• Erinn (Celtic)
• Erinyes Eaynnes, Erinys, Erinyes, Erynnes, Irinyes (Greek)
• Erinys (Greek)
• Erinyes (Greek)
• Eriopis (A) (Greek)
• Eriopis (B) (Greek)
• Eriphyle (Greek)
• Eris (Greek)
• Erishgal (Babylon, Sumer)
• Erishkegal (Babylon, Sumer)
• Eriskigal (Babylon, Sumer)
• Erisvorsh (Slavic)
• Eriu (Celtic)
• Erkir (Armenian)
• Erlik-Khan Irlek-Khan (Central Asia)
• Erlin (Ural-Altaic People)
• Erma-Ta (Egypt)
• Ermen-ta (Egypt)
• Ermine (Teutonic)
• Erna (Teutonic)
• Ernutet (Egypt)
• Ernutit (Egypt)
• Eros (Greek, Roman)
• Erqigdlit (Eskimo People, Canada, Greenland)
• Errato (Greek)
• Erui (Irish)
• Erulus (Greek)
• Eruncha (Australia)
• Erynnes (Greek)
• Erysichthon (A) (Greek)
• Erytheis (Greek)
• Erythrius (Greek)
• Erythrus (A) (Greek)
• Erythrus (B) (Greek)
• Erytus (Greek)
• Erzulie (Haitian)
• Es-u (Middle Eastern)
• Esagil (Sumer)
• Esagila (Babylonian)
• Esaugetuh Emissee Esaugeteh Emissee (Creek People, North America)
• Escalibor (Arthurian)
• Eschetewuarha (Chamacoco People, South America)
• Eschu (Africa, Haiti)
• Esculapius (Greek)
• Esege Malan (Buryat People, Siberia)
• Eset (Egypt)
• Esharra (Babylonia)
• Eshmoun (Phoenicia)
• Eshmun Ashmun, Eshmoun, Esmoun, Esmounos, Esmun (Phoenicia)
• Eshu (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Esmounos Esmoun (Greek, Phoenician)
• Esmun (Phoenicia)
• Eso (Edo People, Africa)
• Essicalibur (Arthurian)
• Estanatlehi Estsanatlehi (Navajo People, North America)
• Estiu (Ireland)
• Esus Hesus (Gaul)
• Etain (A) (Celtic, Irish)
• Etain (B) (Ireland)
• Etan (Celtic)
• Etana (Babylonia)
• Eteocles (A) (Greek)
• Eteocles (B) (Greek)
• Eteoclus (Greek)
• Eterah (Ugarit)
• Ether (A) (Greek)
• Ether (B) (Phoencian)
• Ethinoha (Iroquois People, North America)
• Ethlenn (Celtic)
• Ethlinn Ethlenn, Ethne, Ethniu (Celtic)
• Ethne (Celtic)
• Ethniu (Celtic)
• Ethona (Greek)
• Etu (India)
• Etua (Polynesia)
• Etuda (Sumer)
• Eudora (A) (Greek)
• Eudora (B) (Greek)
• Euios (Greek)
• Eumelus (A) (Greek)
• Eumelus (B) (Greek)
• Eumelus (C) (Greek)
• Eumenides (Greek)
• Eumolpus (A) (Greek)
• Eunaomia Eunomia (Greek)
• Euneus (Greek)
• Eunomia (Greek)
• Euphemus (Greek)
• Euphrosyne (Greek)
• Eupolemia (Greek)
• Europa (A) (Greek, possibly Asian)
• Europa (B) (Greek)
• Europa (C) (Greek)
• Europa (D) (Greek)
• Europa (E) (Greek)
• Eurus (Greek)
• Euryale (A) Euryae (Greek)
• Euryale (B) (Greek)
• Euryale (C) (Greek)
• Euryalus Erytus (Greek)
• Eurybatus (Greek)
• Eurybia (A) (Greek)
• Eurybia (B) (Greek)
• Eurydamas (A) (Greek)
• Eurydamas (B) (Greek)
• Eurydamas (C) (Greek)
• Eurydice (A) (Greek)
• Eurydice (B) (Greek)
• Eurydice (C) (Greek)
• Euryganeia (Greek)
• Eurymede (Greek)
• Eurymedon (Greek)
• Eurynome (A) (Greek)
• Eurynome (B) (Greek)
• Eurynome (C) (Greek)
• Euryphaessa (Greek)
• Eurysaces (Greek)
• Eurystheus (Greek)
• Euryte (Greek)
• Eurythemis (Greek)
• Eurytion (A) (Greek)
• Eurytion (B) Eurytus (Greek)
• Eurytus (A) Eurytas (Greek)
• Eurytus (B) (Greek)
• Eurytus (C) (Greek)
• Eurytus (D) (Greek)
• Euterpe (Greek)
• Euthymus (Greek)
• Evadne (A) (Greek)
• Evadne (B) (Greek)
• Evadne (C) (Greek)
• Evaki (Bakairi People, South America)
• Evan and Bromius (Greek)
• Evander (A) Evandrus (Greek)
• Evander (B) Evandrus (Greek origins)
• Evandrus (Greek)
• Evarete (Greek)
• Eve (Hebrew, Semitic, Babylonian)
• Evenus (Greek)
• Evnissyen Efnissien (Celtic, Welsh), Evenissyen
• Excalibur (Arthurian)
• Excellent Archer (China)
• Exizkur (Babylonia)
• Eylime (Teutonic)
• Eyr (Teutonic)
• Ezuab (Sumer)
• F
• F (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Fa (A) (Egypt, Africa, Dahomey people)
• Fa (B) (Egypt)
• Fa-Akh (Egypt)
• Fa-Pet (Egypt)
• Fa'a-ti (Polynesia)
• Fabruus (Roman)
• Fachea (Irish)
• Fafnir Fafner (Norse, Teutonic)
• Fagus (Celtic)
• Fakahotu (Polynesia)
• Fal (Teutonic)
• Falias (Celtic)
• Fama (Roman)
• Famien (Africa, Guinea)
• Fan K'uei Fan K'uai (China)
• Fan T'ao (China)
• Fand (Celtic)
• Fanus (Roman)
• Faraguvaol (Antilles)
• Faravai (Micronesia)
• Farbauti (Teutonic)
• Farbuti Farbauti (Teutonic)
• Faridun Thraetana, Thraetaona, Thrita (in earlier times); (Persia)
• Farma-Tyr
• Faro (Mende People, Africa)
• Fates Fata, Fatum (Greek)
• Fatimah Fatima (Persia)
• Fatua (Roman)
• Faumea (Oceanic)
• Fauna (Roman)
• Faunus (Roman, Greek)
• Faustulus (Roman)
• Favonius Favonus (Roman)
• Febal (Celtic)
• Febris (Roman)
• Februus (Etruscan, Italian)
• Feng Huang (China)
• Feng I (China)
• Feng Po (China)
• Feng Po-Po Feng P'o P'o (China)
• Feng Shih (China)
• Feng-Tu (China)
• Fenga (Iceland)
• Fenne (Irish)
• Fennen (Irish)
• Fenrir Fenrer, Fenris (Norse; Teutonic)
• Fenris (Teutonic)
• Fenti (Egypt)
• Fergus Mac Roig Fergus Mac Roy (Celtic, Irish)
• Feronia (Etruscan)
• Fiachna (Irish)
• Fialar (Teutonic)
• Fides (Roman)
• Figonas Higona, Hi'ona, Vigona (San Cristobal)
• Fihrist (Gnostic)
• Fili (Teutonic)
• Fimafena (Teutonic)
• Fimbulthul (Teutonic)
• Fimila (Teutonic)
• Find (Celtic)
• Fingal (Celtic, Irish)
• Finias (Celtic)
• Finn (Celtic, Irish)
• Finntain (Irish)
• Fintan (Irish)
• Finuweigh and Mehu (Philippines)
• Fiorgyn (Teutonic)
• Fir Bholg (Celtic)
• Firbolgs Fir Bholg (Celtic)
• Fire (Phoenician)
• Firishtak Firistak (Persian)
• Fith (Teutonic)
• Five Blossoms (Mexico)
• Five Suns (Aztec, Mexico)
• Fjalar (Norse; Teutonic)
• Fjolnir (Teutonic)
• Fjorgyn Fiorgyn (Teutonic)
• Fjorgynn (Teutonic)
• Fjorm (Teutonic)
• Flame (Phoenician)
• Flames (Teutonic)
• Flames of Wisdom (Tibet)
• Flint (Huron, Iroquois People, North America)
• Flora (Greek, Roman)
• Flower Face (Celtic)
• Fodla (Irish)
• Foge and Toafa (Samoa)
• Foland (Teutonic)
• Fomagata (Chibcha People, South America)
• Fomorians (Celtic)
• Fomors (Celtic)
• Fongasigde (Andes, South America)
• Fons (Roman)
• Formorians
• Fornax (Roman)
• Fornjotnr Fornjot, Fornjotnr, Forjotnro, Fornjotr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Fornjotnro (Teutonic)
• Forseti Forsete (Norse; Teutonic)
• Fortuna (Roman, Etruscan)
• Fotia (Irish)
• Fotla (Irish)
• Four Branches, The (Celtic)
• Four Great Kings (India)
• Four Hundred, The (Aztec)
• Four Hundred Northerners, The (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Fraig (Teutonic)
• Fratres Arvales (Roman)
• Frau Holle Frau Venus (Teutonic)
• Fraus (Roman)
• Fravahar (Persian)
• Fravak and Fravakain (Persia)
• Fravar (Persian)
• Fravartin (Persia)
• Fravashi Fravartin (Pre-Zoroastrian, Zoroastrian, Persia).
• Fravashis Fravartin (Persia, Zend), Hrotik (Armenian)
• Frea (Teutonic)
• Freki Freke (Norse; Teutonic)
• Frey'a (Teutonic)
• Freya (Teutonic)
• Freyja Frey'a, Freya (Teutonic)
• Freyr Fraig, Frey, Fro (Norse; Teutonic)
• Fria (Teutonic)
• Fricco (Teutonic)
• Fridthjof Frithiof (Icelandic)
• Frigga Friga, Frigg, Frija, Frygga (Norse; Teutonic)
• Frimla (Teutonic)
• Frithiof Fridthjof (Icelandic)
• Fro (Teutonic)
• Frog Princess (Haida People, North American)
• Frost Mane (Teutonic)
• Frosti (Teutonic)
• Frygga (Teutonic)
• Fu Hsi (China)
• Fu-Hsi Fu Hsi (China)
• Fu-Hsing Fu-Sing (China)
• Fu-Jin Fujin (Japan)
• Fu-Shen Fu-Hsing, Fu Shen, Fu Sing (China)
• Fu Shen (China)
• Fu Sing (China)
• Fuchi (Japan)
• Fudo (Japan)
• Fudo-Myoo Fudo (Buddhist; Japan)
• Fufluns (Etruscan)
• Fugen Bosatsu (Japan)
• Fugen En-myo (Japan)
• Fugi-San (Japan)
• Fuji (Japan)
• Fujin (Japan)
• Fukaotsu (Japan)
• Fuku (Japan)
• Fuku-Roku-Ju (Japan)
• Fukurokujin Fuku, Fuku-Roku-Ju, Fukurokuju, Jukurokujin (Buddhist, Shinto; Japan, China)
• Fukurokuju (Japan)
• Fulgora (Roman)
• Fulla (Norse; Teutonic)
• Fundin (Teutonic)
• Furies Furiae (Roman)
• Futemimi-no-Kami (Japan)
• Futsu-Nushi (Japan)
• Fylgia Fylgja, Fylgjur (plural) (Iceland, Norway)
• Fylgjur (Iceland, Norway)
• Fylgukona Hamingja (Norway)
• Fylgya (Iceland, Norway)
• G
• G (Maya)
• Ga-Gaah (Iroquois People, North America)
• Ga-Gorib (Africa)
• Ga-Oh Gaoh (Huron, Iroquois, Seneca People, North America)
• Ga-Tum-Dug (Sumer)
• Gabil Gerra, Gibil (Assyria, Sumer)
• Gabriel Abruel, Jibril, Jiburili (Hebrew, Arabic)
• Gabzur (Babylon)
• Gad (Canaan, Hebrew)
• Gaea (Greek, Roman)
• Gaelestis (Roman)
• Gaels, The (Celtic)
• Gaga (Sumer)
• Gagnrad (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gahe (Apache People, North America)
• Gahongas Gahonga (Iroquois People, North America)
• Gaia (Greek)
• Gajendra (India)
• Gajomartan (Iranian, Persian)
• Gaki (Japan)
• Galan-Mai (Welsh)
• Galar (Teutonic)
• Galatea (A) (Greek)
• Galatea (B) (Greek)
• Galeru (Australia)
• Galgavaldyr (Teutonic)
• Galli, The (Greek)
• Gallu Gello (Babylonian, Sumerian, Semitic)
• Gama (Africa)
• Gamab (Hottentot People, Africa)
• Gamati (Africa)
• Gamelios (Greek)
• Gamlat (Babylonia)
• Gamr (Teutonic)
• Gamsu (Chaldean)
• Ganadevatas (Hindu; India)
• Ganapati (India)
• Ganas (Hindu; India)
• Ganaskidi (Navaho People, North America)
• Ganda Gandha, Gandhema (Tibet) (Buddhist; country or origin, India)
• Gandalf Gandalfr (Teutonic)
• Gandalfr (Teutonic)
• Gandarewa Kundrav (Persian)
• Gandayah (Iroquois People, North America)
• Gandayaks (Iroquois People, North America)
• Gandevi (India)
• Gandha (India)
• Gandhara (India)
• Gandhari Gundhary (India)
• Gandharva-Loka (India)
• Gandharvas Gandharvis (feminine) (Vedic, Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Gandharvis (India)
• Gandhema (India)
• Gandiva Gandevi (India)
• Ganesha Ganesa, Ganesh (Hindu; India)
• Ganesha-Chaturthi (India)
• Ganga Gung, Gunga, Mai (Hindu; India)
• Ganga-ja (India)
• Gangamma (India)
• Ganges (India)
• Gangeya (India)
• Gangler (Teutonic)
• Gansam Deo (India)
• Ganumedes (Greek)
• Ganv-devata (India)
• Ganva-devi (India)
• Ganymeda (Greek)
• Ganymede (Greek)
• Ganzir (Semitic)
• Gaoh (Iroquois People, North America)
• Gaokerelna Tree (Persia)
• Gaokerena Tree Gaokerelna Tree (Persia)
• Gapn (Ugaric)
• Garamas (Greek)
• Garang (Dinka People, Africa)
• Garden of Eden
• Garden of Hesperides (Greek)
• Gari (Teutonic)
• Garide (Central Asia)
• Garita (India)
• Garitari (India)
• Garkain (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Garm Garme, Gamr, Garnr (Teutonic)
• Garme (Teutonic)
• Garmr (Teutonic)
• Garnr (Teutonic)
• Garuda (Brahman, Hindu; India; Country of origin, Babylon)
• Garudi (India)
• Gashan-Ki Gashanki (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Gashanki (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Gasmu (Chaldaea)
• Gat Tooth (Teutonic)
• Gatamdug Gula (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Gaumaonocon (Antilles)
• Gaumukh (India)
• Gauna (Africa)
• Gaunab Gamab, Gunab (Hottentot People, Africa)
• Gauri Gowrie (Hindu; India)
• Gauri-Sankar (India)
• Gaut (Teutonic)
• Gautama Gotama (India)
• Gavampati (Buddhist; India)
• Gavidjeen (Celtic)
• Gawa (Africa)
• Gaya (India)
• Gaya Maretan (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Gayatri (A) (India)
• Gayatri (B) (India)
• Gayomart (Persia)
• Gayomort (Persia)
• Gbaye-Gborun (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Gdugs-Dkar-Chan-Ma (Buddhist; India, Tibet)
• Ge (Fon People; Africa)
• Ge (Greek)
• Ge Hinnom (Hebrew)
• Gea (Egypt)
• Geb (Egypt)
• Gebal (Greek)
• Gebaliah (Greek)
• Gefion Gefjon, Gefjun (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gefjon (Teutonic)
• Gefn (Teutonic)
• Gegenees (Greek)
• Gegeneis (Greek) “Children of the Earth”
• Gehenna Ge Hinnom (Hebrew; possibly Egyptian origin, at least that of Dumah)
• Geirod Geirrod, Geirrothr, Geruthus (Norse; Teutonic)
• Geirrod (Teutonic)
• Geirrothr (Teutonic)
• Gekka-O (Japan)
• Gelanor (Greek)
• Gelgia (Teutonic)
• Gelgja (Teutonic)
• Gello (Greek)
• Gelou (Hebrew)
• Gendenwitha (Iroquois People, North America)
• Genea (Phoenician)
• Genethlios (Roman)
• Genie Genii (Persia)
• Genius (Roman)
• Genos (Phoenician)
• Gerd Gerda, Gerdhr, Gerdr (Scandinavian)
• Gere (Teutonic)
• Geri Gari, Gere (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gerold Iarla (Irish)
• Gerra (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Gerseme (Teutonic)
• Gersimi Gerseme (Teutonic)
• Geruthus (Teutonic)
• Geryon (Greek)
• Geshtinnanna (Sumer)
• Gestinanna Geshtinnanna (Sumer)
• Geuh Urvan (Persia)
• Gevar (Teutonic)
• Gewi (Bushman, Hottentot People, Africa)
• Geyaguga (Cherokee People, North America)
• Ghaddar (pre-Islamic)
• Ghanan (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ghanta (Tibet)
• Ghantapani (Nepal)
• Ghar-Jenti (India)
• Ghatotkacha (India)
• Ghede (Haitian)
• Ghee (India)
• Ghirdhima (Tibet)
• Ghul (pre-Islamic)
• Gi (Greek)
• Giane (Sardinia)
• Giant Eye, The (Eskimo)
• Giant Rabbit (Algonquin People, North America)
• Giants (Greek)
• Gibal (Babylonia)
• Gibil (Sumer, Assyria)
• Gid-Kuzo (Finno-Ugric)
• Gidja (Australia)
• Gijigouai (Algonquin People, North America)
• Gikuyu (Africa)
• Gil (Babylonia)
• Gilfaethwy (Celtic)
• Gilgamesh Gilgamas, Gilgames, Gilgamish, Gilgamos, Gishgimmash (Hittite); (Mesopotamia)
• Gilling (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gilma (Babylonia)
• Gilou (Hebrew)
• Gilvaethwy (Celtic)
• Gimli Gimle (Teutonic)
• Ginnar (Teutonic)
• Ginnunga-gap Ginnungagap (Teutonic)
• Ginnungagap (Teutonic)
• Gioll (Teutonic)
• Giovava (Taino People, Antilles)
• Gir (Sumer)
• Gira (Sumer)
• Girau (Sumer, Assyria)
• Girija (India)
• Girra (Sumer)
• Girru (Sumer)
• Gish Bar (Babylonia)
• Gishnumunab (Babylonia)
• Gishzida (Babylonia)
• Gita (Tibet)
• Gitche Kitshi (Algonquian, Chippewa People, North America)
• Gitche Minito (Algonquian People, North America)
• Gitchee Manitou (Algonquin People)
• Gitchy Monedo (North American Indians)
• Gizidu Ningizzida (Sumer)
• Gjall (Teutonic)
• Gjol (Teutonic)
• Gjoll Gjol (Teutonic)
• Glads-heim (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gladsheim Glads-heim (Teutonic)
• Glasnir (Teutonic)
• Glauce (Greek)
• Glaucus (A) (Greek)
• Glaucus (B) (Greek)
• Glaucus (C) (Greek)
• Glaucus (D) (Greek)
• Glaucus (E) (Greek)
• Glaucus (F) (Greek)
• Glauk-Opis (Greek)
• Gleipnir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gleti (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Glispa (Navajo Indian)
• Gloin (Teutonic)
• Glooscap (Algonquin)
• Glooskap (Algonquin, Penobscot Indians)
• Glunen (Celtic)
• Gluskap Glooscap, Glooskap, Glusgahbe (Algonquin, Penobscot Indians, North America)
• Gna Gnaa (Teutonic)
• Gnaa (Teutonic)
• Gnome
• Gnowee (Wotjabaluk People, Australia)
• Go (Celtic)
• God of All Things (Greek)
• God of Hanged Men (Teutonic)
• God of Ravens (Teutonic)
• God with Eight Banners, The (Japan)
• Godai-Myoo Go Dai Myo-o (Buddhist; Japan)
• Goddess of All Things (Greek)
• Goddess of Fantasy (India)
• Goddess of Illusion (India)
• Gode (Teutonic)
• Godiva, Lady (England)
• Goemmason Goemmson (Japan)
• Goewin (Celtic)
• Gog and Magog (Celtic)
• Gogopa (Greek)
• Gohone (Iroquois People, North America)
• Goibniu Goibhniu (Irish, Celtic)
• Gokarmo (India)
• Gokuraku Jodo Gokuraku (Buddhist; Japan)
• Gold Mane (Teutonic)
• Golden Apples (Greek)
• Golden Bells (Aztec)
• Golden Bough (Greek)
• Golden Bristled (Teutonic)
• Golden Comb (Teutonic)
• Golden Fleece (Greek)
• Goldfax (Teutonic)
• Golgos (Greek)
• Gollveig (Teutonic)
• Gondemar (Teutonic)
• Gondul (Teutonic)
• Gonlod (Teutonic)
• Good Striker, The (Celtic)
• Gopa (India)
• Gopatshah (Persia)
• Gopel (India)
• Gopinath (India)
• Gopis (India)
• Gor (Pygmies of Africa)
• Goranchacha (North Andes, South America)
• Gordius (Greek)
• Gore (Slavic)
• Gorge (Greek)
• Gorgons (Greek)
• Gorgopa Grogopa (Greek)
• Gorgophone (Greek)
• Gorgyra (Greek)
• Gorias (Celtic)
• Gortys (Greek)
• Gosh (Persia)
• Gosirsa (China)
• Gotama (India)
• Gotterdammerung (German)
• Gou (Fon People, Africa)
• Gouri (India)
• Govannan (Celtic)
• Govannon Gobannon (British)
• Govinda Govind (India)
• Gowree (India)
• Gozanze-Myoo (Buddhist; Japan)
• Gozu Tenno Gozu-Tenwo (Buddhist; Japan)
• Gozu-Tenwo (Japan)
• Grace (Greek)
• Graces Grace, Graeae, Gratiae (Latin)
• Gradivus (Roman)
• Graeae (Greek)
• Graha (India)
• Grahapati Grhapati (Lord of the House) (India)
• Graiae Graeae (Greek)
• Grainme Grainne (Celtic)
• Gram (Teutonic)
• Gramadevata (India)
• Gramadeveta Gramadevata, Ganv-devata (pre-Aryan, Brahmanic; India)
• Gramanis (India)
• Gramdevati (India)
• Gramnnos Gramnos, Grannos (Gaulish, Celtic)
• Gramnos (Celtic)
• Grandfather Fire (Mexico)
• Grandmother (Maya)
• Grandmother Growth (Mexico)
• Grandmother of the Garudas (India)
• Grandmother Toad (Huron People, North America)
• Grannos (Celtic)
• Gratiae Graeae, Graiae (Greek)
• Gration (Greek)
• Grdhra-Kuta (Japan)
• Great Black Belt (Japan)
• Great Father (A) (Pawnee People, North America)
• Great Father (B) (Arawak People, South America)
• Great Hare (Native American)
• Great Mother (A) (Greek)
• Great Mother (B) (Welsh)
• Great Power (Pawnee People, North America)
• Great Rainbow Snake (Australia)
• Great Snapping Turtle (Fox People, North America)
• Great Spider (Akoma, Koshairis People, North America)
• Great Spirit (Choctaw People, North America)
• Great Spirit of the Winds (Native North American People)
• Greek (Homeric)-Creation Legend
• Greek (Olympian)-Creation Legend
• Greek (Orphic)-Creation Legend
• Greek (Pelasgian)-Creation Legend
• Green Taras (Tibet)
• Grerr (Teutonic)
• Grhapati (India)
• Grid (Teutonic)
• Griffin (Scythia)
• Griffon (Scythia)
• Grihadevatas (India)
• Grimhild (Teutonic)
• Grimmir Grimmr (Norse; Teutonic), Grimner, Grimnik
• Grimnikr (Teutonic)
• Grimnir (Teutonic)
• Grismadevi (Sumer)
• Grith (Teutonic)
• Gritta (Teutonic)
• Gro-bdog (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Groa (Teutonic)
• Grogopa (Greek)
• Gromovit Gromovnik (Serbian)
• Gronw Pebyr (Celtic)
• Grudyen (Celtic)
• Grydat (Teutonic)
• Gryffon (Scythia)
• Gryphon Griffin, Griffon, Gryffon (Scythia)
• Gsin-rje gsed (Tibet)
• Gu Gua (Fon People, Africa)
• Guabancex (Taino People, Haiti)
• Guabonito (Haiti; South America)
• Guacarapita (Antilles, Haiti)
• Guacas (Inca People, Peru)
• Guachimines (Inca People, Peru)
• Gualicho (Patagonian People, South America)
• Guamansuri (Inca People, Peru)
• Guamaonocon (Haiti, Taino People, Antilles)
• Guana (Africa)
• Guantauva (Haiti)
• Guardian of the Fetus (Roman)
• Guata (Teutonic)
• Guatauva (Antilles)
• Guayarakunny (Patagonian People, South America)
• Guaymi People, Costa Rica — Creation Legend
• Gucumatz Gukumatz (Maya, Guatemala; Quiche People, Central America)
• Gudatrigakwitl (Wishosk People, North America)
• Gudrun Grimhild, Gutrune, Krimhild (Norse; Teutonic)
• Guecubu (Araucanian People, Chile)
• Gueggiahora (Brazil)
• Guener (Irish)
• Guesa (Chibcha People, South America)
• Guga (India)
• Gugal (Babylonia)
• Guha (India)
• Guhkin-Banda (Sumer)
• Guhyaka (India)
• Guimazoa (Antilles; Haiti)
• Guinevere Gwynhwyvar (British)
• Gukumatz (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Gukup Cakix (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Gul-shes (Hittite)
• Gula (Akkadian, Babylonia, Sumer)
• Gullfaxi Goldfax (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gullin-Bursti Gullinborst, Gullinbursti (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gullinborst (Teutonic)
• Gullinbursti (Teutonic)
• Gullinkambi Gullinkambe (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gulltoppr (Teutonic)
• Gullveig Gollveig, Gulveig, Golveig-Heid, Gulveig-Hoder; (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gulsa Goddesses Gulses Goddesses (Hittite)
• Gulu (Uganda, Africa)
• Gulveig (Teutonic)
• Gulweig-Hoder (Teutonic)
• Gumshea (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Gun (Fon People, Africa)
• Gunab (Africa)
• Gunarh (Northwest Coast, Native North Americans)
• Gunarhnesengyet (Tlingit People, North America)
• Gundari-Myoo (Buddhist; Japan)
• Gundhary (India)
• Gundlad (Teutonic)
• Gungner (Teutonic)
• Gungnir Gungner (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gunnar (Teutonic)
• Gunnlod Gonlad, Gonlod, Gundlad (Norse; Teutonic)
• Gunnolth (Teutonic)
• Gunnthra (Teutonic)
• Gunther Gunnar (Teutonic)
• Gupta-Chara (India)
• Gur (Middle Eastern)
• Guruhi (Gambia, Africa)
• Gushkinbanda (Babylon)
• Gutrune (Teutonic)
• Gwakko-Bosatsu (Japan)
• Gwawl (Celtic)
• Gwen Guener (Irish)
• Gwern (Celtic)
• Gwidion (Celtic)
• Gwinn (Celtic; British)
• Gwri (Celtic)
• Gwydion Gwidion (Celtic)
• Gwyn Gohoyw (Celtic)
• Gwynhwyvar (British)
• Gyane (Greek)
• Gyas (Greek)
• Gyges (A) (Greek)
• Gyges (B) (Greek)
• Gyhldeptis Gyhledeptis (Eskimo)
• Gyhledeptis (Eskimo)
• H
• Ha (China)
• Ha-Mori (Japan)
• Ha-nui-o-rangi (Polynesia)
• Ha-Sert (Egypt)
• Ha-Tsiang (China)
• Ha Wen Neyu (Iroquois People, North America)
• Ha-Yama-Tsu-Mi (Japan)
• Hab'al Habal, Hobal (Arabia)
• Habal (Arabic)
• Habetrot (England)
• Habil (Persian)
• Habl (Hebrew)
• Habone (Danish)
• Hacavitz (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Hacha'kyum Hachakyom (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Hachakyom (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Hachiman (Buddhist, Shinto; Japan)
• Hackeberg (Teutonic)
• Hactcin (Jicarilla Apache People, North America)
• Ha'dad (Middle Eastern)
• Hadad Ha'dad, Haddad (Phoenician, Semite, Syrian)
• Haddad (Babylon)
• Hades (Greek, Egypt)
• Hadhayos (Persia)
• Hadui (Iroquois People, North America)
• Hae-Sun (Korea)
• Haemon (A) (Greek)
• Haemon (B) (Greek)
• Haemus (Greek)
• Hafaza (Islamic)
• Hafgan (Celtic)
• Haftoreng (Persia)
• Hag (Teutonic)
• Hagar (Hebrew)
• Hahai Wugti (Hopi People, North America)
• Hahgwehdiyu and Hahgwehdaetgah (Iroquois People, North America)
• Hai (Hebrew)
• Ha'iaka (Hawaii)
• Haidar (Persia)
• Haimavati (India)
• Haio Hwa Tha Hayowentha, Hiawatha (Mohawk People, North America)
• Haitsi-Aibeb (Hottentot People, Africa)
• Haiwa (Arabic)
• Hajar (Islamic) Hagar (Hebrew)
• Hakahotu (Polynesia)
• Hakaiki (Polynesia)
• Hakea (Hawaii, Oceania)
• Haku (Japan)
• Hala (India)
• Hala-Bhrit (India)
• Hala-Yudha (India)
• Halayudha (India)
• Haldja (Finnish)
• Halia (Greek)
• Halirrhothius (A) (Greek)
• Halirrhothius (B) (Greek)
• Halitta (Arabic)
• Hall of Many Seats (Teutonic)
• Hall of the Slain (Teutonic)
• Hallat (Sumer)
• Hallow Hills (Celtic)
• Hallows of Ireland (Celtic)
• Halmus (Greek)
• Haltia (Finland)
• Halys (Greek)
• Hamadrades (Greek)
• Hamadryad (Greek)
• Hamadryads Hamadryad, Hamadryades (Greek)
• Hambaris Hambarus (Armenian but probably originally from Persia)
• Hambarus (Armenian)
• Hamedicu (Huron People, North America)
• Hamestagan Hamistakan (Persia)
• Hamhit (Egypt)
• Hamingja Haminja (Teutonic)
• Haminja (Norway)
• Hammon (Egypt)
• Hammurabi Khammurabi (Babylonian)
• Hamsa (India)
• Hamsapadika Hamsavati (India)
• Han-chung Li (China)
• Han Chung-Li (China)
• Han Hsaing-tzu (China)
• Han Hsiang-Tzu Han Siang-Tsi (China)
• Han Siang-Tsi (China)
• Hanan Cuzco (Inca People, Peru)
• Hanata (Middle Eastern)
• Hanghepi Wi (Dakota People, North America)
• Hanhau (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Hani-Yasu-No-Kami (Japan)
• Haniyama-Himi (Japan)
• Haniyasu-Bime-No-Kami (Japan)
• Haniyasu-Hime-No-Kami (Japan)
• Hannahannas (Hittite)
• Hanpa (Sumer)
• Hansa Hamsa (Hindu; India)
• Hanuman Huniman, Hunooman (Hindu; India)
• Haokah (Sioux People, North America)
• Haoma Homa (Indo-Iranian)
• Haoshyangha and Tahmouras (Persian)
• Hap (A) (Egypt)
• Hap (B) (Egypt)
• Hapi Hap (Egypt)
• Hapi-Ankh (Egypt)
• Hapi-Asar (Egypt)
• Hapikern (Maya)
• Hapinunu (Aymara, Quechua People, South America)
• Hapto-iringa Haftoreng, Haptok Ring (Zoroastrianism; Persia)
• Haptok Ring (Persia)
• Hapy (A) (Egypt)
• Hapy (B) (Egypt)
• Hapy-Wet (Egypt)
• Har (A) (Teutonic)
• Har (B) (Teutonic)
• Har (C) (Egypt)
• Har-End-Yotef (Egypt)
• Har-Pa-Neb-Taui (Egypt)
• Har-Sopdu (Egypt)
• Hara (Vedic; India)
• Hara Berezaiti (Indo-Iranian)
• Hara Gauri (Nepal)
• Haraiti, Mount (Persian)
• Harakhtes (Egypt)
• Harakhty (Egypt)
• Harates (Greek)
• Harbard (Teutonic)
• Harendotes (Greek, Egypt)
• Hari (India)
• Hari-Hara (India)
• Hariati, Mount Haraiti, Mount (Persian, Iranian)
• Harihara (Hindu; India)
• Harinagamesi Harinaigameshin (India)
• Harinaigameshin (India)
• Harini (India)
• Haripriya (India)
• Harita (India)
• Hariti
• Harits, The (India)
• Harlot, The (Hebrew)
• Harmachis (Egypt)
• Harmakis (Egypt)
• Harmonia (A) (Greek)
• Harmonia (B) (Greek)
• Harmothoe Harmathoe (Greek)
• Haroeris (Egypt)
• Harops (Egypt)
• Harpakhrad (Egypt)
• Harpies Harpiae, Harpy (Greek)
• Harpina (Greek)
• Harpokrates (Greek)
• Harpy (Greek)
• Harpyiae (Greek)
• Harsaphes Arsaphes (Greek)
• Harsiese (Greek)
• Harsiesis (Greek)
• Hartomes (Egypt)
• Haru-Yama-no-Kasumi-Onoko (Japan)
• Haruspices (Etruria)
• Harut (Middle East; Islamic)
• Hasibwari (Melanesia, Solomon Islands)
• Hasisu (Phoenician)
• Hasteseyalti Hastseyalti (Apache, Navajo, Papago People, North America)
• Hasteshogan Hastsehogan (Apache, Navajo, Papago People, North America)
• Hastsehogan (Native North American)
• Hastseltsi (Native North American)
• Hastseoltoi (Apache, Navajo, Papago People, North America)
• Hastseyalti (Native North American People)
• Hastsezini (Apache, Navajo, Papago, Pueblo People, North America)
• Hastshehogan (Navajo People, North America)
• Hastsheyalti (Navajo People, North America)
• Hat-Hor (Egypt)
• Hat-Mehit (Egypt)
• Hathor Athor, Athyr, Hat-hor (Egypt, possibly Mesopotamia), Hawthor.
• Hati (Norse; Teutonic)
• Hati Hrodvitnisson (Teutonic)
• Hatmehit (Egypt)
• Hatra (Mesopotamia)
• Hatuibwari Hasibwari (Melanesia, Solomon Islands)
• Hau (Egypt)
• Hauillepenyi (Araucanian People, Chile)
• Haukas Guacas (Peru)
• Haumea (Hawaii)
• Haumia (Polynesia)
• Haumia-Tikitiki (Polynesia)
• Haur (Teutonic)
• Haurvatat and Ameretat
• Havai (Polynesia)
• Havaiki (Polynesia)
• Havamal (Teutonic)
• Havfru Havfrue (Finno-Ugric)
• Havgan (Celtic)
• Havmand (Danish)
• Hawaii — Creation Legend
• Hawaiki (Polynesia)
• Haweniyo (Iroquois People, North America)
• Hawiyah (Islam)
• Hawwa (Babylonian)
• Hay Tau (Phoenician)
• Haya (Babylonian)
• Haya-aki-tsu-hime (Japan)
• Haya-akihiko-no-kami (Japan)
• Haya-akitsu-hime-no-kami Haya-Aki-Tsu-Hime (Shinto; Japan)
• Haya-ji (Shinto; Japan)
• Haya-Sasura-Hime (Japan)
• Haya-Tsu-muji-no-Kami (Japan)
• Hayagriva (India)
• Hayasya (Buddhist; India)
• Hayk Hayik (Ancient Armenia)
• Hayowentha (Native North American)
• Hea (Chaldean)
• Heart of Heaven (Quiche People, Guatemala)
• Heavenly Herdsman (Japan)
• Heavenly Spinster (China)
• Hebat (Hittite)
• Hebdomad (Gnostic; Chaldea, Egypt, Syria)
• Hebe (Greek)
• Hecab (Greek)
• Hecate Hekate (Greek)
• Hecaterus (Greek)
• Hecatoncheires (Greek)
• Hecatoncheiroi (Greek)
• Hecatonchires Hecatoncheires, Hecatontocheiroi, Hekatoncheires (Greek)
• Hecatontocheiroi (Greek)
• Hector (Greek)
• Hecuba Hecab (Greek)
• Hedj-Wer (Egypt)
• Heelios (Greek)
• Hefaidd Hen (Celtic)
• Hefedha (Arabic)
• Hegal (Babylonia)
• Hegemone (Greek)
• Heh Hehu (Egypt)
• Hehet (Egypt)
• Hehuah (Christian, Hebrew)
• Hehui Hehu (Egypt)
• Hehut (Egypt)
• Heid (Teutonic)
• Heidr (Teutonic)
• Heidrun (Teutonic)
• Heilyn (Celtic)
• Heimdall Heimdal, Heimdallr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Heitsi-Eibib Haitsi-aibeb (Hottentot People, Africa)
• Hek (Egypt)
• Heka Hek, Hekau, Hyk (Egypt)
• Hekate (Greek)
• Hekatoncheires (Greek)
• Hekau (Egypt)
• Heke-Heke-I-Papa (Polynesia)
• Heket Hekt, Heqet, Heqt, Heqtit, Hequet (Egypt)
• Hekret (Egypt)
• Hekt (Egypt)
• Hel (Norse; Teutonic)
• Hela (Teutonic)
• Helblindi (Teutonic)
• Heleius Heleus (Greek)
• Helen (Greek)
• Heleus (Greek)
• Helheim (Teutonic)
• Heliades Heliaads, Heliads (Greek)
• Helicaon (Greek)
• Helice (Greek)
• Helios (Greek)
• Helius Heelios (Ancient Greek), Helios (Greek; Roman)
• Hell Hel, Nifl-heim (Teutonic from the root word Hel or Hol, possibly)
• Hella (Teutonic)
• Helle (Greek)
• Hellen (Greek)
• Heloha (Choctaw People, North America)
• Helunus (Greek)
• Hema (Polynesia)
• Hemera (Greek)
• Hemsut (Egypt)
• Hemth (Egypt)
• Heneb (Egypt)
• Heng (Huron People, North America)
• Heng and Ha (Buddhist; China)
• Heng-Ha-erh-Chiang Heng Ha Er Tsiang (China)
• Heng-O (China)
• Heng-Tsiang (China)
• Henga (Osage People, North America)
• Henir (Norse; Teutonic) Hoener, Hoeni, Hoenir, Hone, Honer, Honir.
• Henkhisesui (Egypt)
• Henmemet (Egypt)
• Heno (Iroquois People, North America)
• Hentiu (Egypt)
• Hentiu and Antiu (Egypt)
• Hepa (Egypt)
• Hepat Hebat, Hepit (Hittite, Hurrian)
• Hepatu (Hittite)
• Hephaestus (Greek)
• Hephaistos Hephaestus (Greek)
• Hepit (Hurrian)
• Hept-Shet (Egypt)
• Heptet (Egypt)
• Heqet (Egypt)
• Heqt (Egypt)
• Heqtit (Egypt)
• Hequet (Egypt)
• Her-Ba (Egypt)
• Her-Hequi (Egypt)
• Her-Pest (Egypt)
• Her-T (Egypt)
• Her-Tchema (Egypt)
• Her-tesu-f (Egypt)
• Her-Thertu (Egypt)
• Hera Here (Greek)
• Heracles (A) Herakles (Roman) Hercules (Latin); (Greek).
• Heracles (B) (Greek)
• Herakhty (Egypt)
• Herakles (Greek)
• Heraktes (Egypt)
• Herb-Quelling (Japan)
• Hercules (Greek)
• Herdesuf (Greek)
• Herecgunina (Algonquin, Chippewa, Cree, Nascopie People, North America)
• Herfadir (Teutonic)
• Herhkhty (Greek)
• Heri-Seru (Egypt)
• Herishef (Egypt)
• Herjan (Teutonic)
• Herkeios (Greek)
• Hermakhis (Egypt)
• Hermanubis (Greek)
• Hermaphroditos (Greek)
• Hermaphroditus Hermaphroditos (Greek)
• Hermeias (Greek)
• Hermes Hermeias (Greek)
• Hermin (Teutonic)
• Hermione (A) (Greek)
• Hermione (B) (Greek)
• Hermitten (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Hermod Hermodr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Hermoder (Teutonic)
• Hero (Greek)
• Herok'a (Algonkian, Chippewa, Cree, Nascopie People, North America)
• Herovit Jarovit (Slavic)
• Herse (Greek)
• Hershef (Egypt)
• Hert-ketit-s (Egypt)
• Hert-Nemmat-Set (Egypt)
• Hert-sefu-s (Egypt)
• Hertha Nertha (Norse; Teutonic)
• Hertyr (Teutonic)
• Heru (Egypt)
• Heru-ap-sheta-taui (Egypt)
• Heru-em-akbet (Egypt)
• Heru-em-Anpu (Egypt)
• Heru Khent an Maa (Egypt)
• Heru-Khu (Egypt)
• Heru Khutti (Egypt)
• Heru Murti (Egypt)
• Heru-P-Khart (Egypt)
• Heru-pa-kaut (Egypt)
• Heru-Pa-Khret (Egypt)
• Heru Sam Taui (Egypt)
• Heru-tuati (Egypt)
• Heru Ur (Egypt)
• Heruka (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Herukabuddhas (Tibet)
• Herukas Herukabuddhas (Buddhist, Lamaism; Tibet)
• Herunub (Egypt)
• Herusmatauy Ahy (Egypt)
• Hery-sha-duat (Egypt)
• Heryan (Teutonic)
• Hes (Egypt)
• Hesahet (Egypt)
• Hesaret (Egypt)
• Hesat (Egypt)
• Hesione (Greek)
• Hespere (Greek)
• Hespereia Hespere (Greek)
• Hesperia (Greek)
• Hesperides (Greek)
• Hesperis (Greek)
• Hesperos (Greek)
• Hesperus (Greek)
• Hesperusa (Greek)
• Hest (Egypt)
• Hestia Histia (Greek)
• Hesus (Gaul)
• Het-Hert (Egypt)
• Hetch-Abehu (Egypt)
• Hetchuti (Egypt)
• Hetemet-bau (Egypt)
• Hetet-sept (Egypt)
• Hetmehit (Egypt)
• Hettsui-no-kami (Japan)
• Heumac (Mexico)
• Heve (Babylonian)
• Heveidd Hen (Celtic)
• Heviosso (Africa)
• Hey-Tau (Egypt)
• Heybajra (Buddhist)
• Heyoka (Dakota People, North America)
• Hgnss (Teutonic)
• Hiawatha (Mohawk People, North America)
• Hiceton (Greek)
• Hidimba (India)
• Hidimbaa (India)
• Hieromneme (Greek)
• Higona (San Cristobal)
• Hiisi (Finnish)
• Hika-po-loa (Hawaii)
• Hikawa-hime (Japan)
• Hiko-hohodemi-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Hikoboshi (Japan)
• Hikohohodemi Hoho-demi, Hohodemi, Hiko-hohodemi-nomikoto (Shinto; Japan)
• Hikuleo (Tongan People, Polynesia)
• Hildisvini (Teutonic)
• Hill of Healing (Teutonic)
• Himavan (India)
• Himavat (India)
• Himavati (India)
• Himeropa (Greek)
• Hina (A) (Oceanic)
• Hina (B) (Polynesia)
• Hina-arauriki (Oceanic)
• Hina-famed-in-story (Hawaii)
• Hina-opuhala-koa (Hawaii)
• Hina-ula-ohia (Hawaii)
• Hindu — Creation Legend
• Hine-ahu-one Hine-Hau-One (“Earth formed Maiden”), (New Zealand; Polynesia)
• Hine-nui-te-po (Polynesia)
• Hine-tu-a-maunga (New Zealand; Polynesia)
• Hi'iaka Hi'iaka-i-ka-poli-o-Pele (Hawaii)
• Hinlil (Assyria, Babylonia)
• Hino Heno, Hinu, Hinun (Iroquois People, North America)
• Hi'ona (San Cristobal)
• Hinu (Iroquois People, North America)
• Hinu-ua (Polynesia)
• Hinun (Iroquois People, North America)
• Hiordis (Teutonic)
• Hippasus (A) (Greek)
• Hippasus (B) (Greek)
• Hippe (Greek)
• Hippocoon (A) (Greek)
• Hippocoon (B) (Greek)
• Hippocrene (Greek)
• Hippodamas (Greek)
• Hippodameis (Greek)
• Hippodamia (A) Hippodameia (Greek)
• Hippodamia (B) (Greek)
• Hippodamia (C)
• Hippodamus (Greek)
• Hippolochus (A) (Greek)
• Hippolochus (B) (Greek)
• Hippolyte (A) (Greek)
• Hippolyte (B) (Greek)
• Hippolytus (A) (Greek)
• Hippolytus (B) (Greek)
• Hippomachus (Greek)
• Hippomedon (Greek)
• Hippomenes (Greek)
• Hippona (Greek)
• Hipponoos (A) (Greek)
• Hipponoos (B) (Greek)
• Hipponoos (C) (Greek)
• Hipponoos (D) (Greek)
• Hipponus (Greek)
• Hippopotamus
• Hippotades (Greek)
• Hiranya-kasipu Hiranya Kasyapu, Hiranyakashipu, Ravana (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Hiranyagarbha Brahma, Narayana (Vedic, Brahmanic; India)
• Hiranyakashipu (India)
• Hiranyaksa Hiranyakasipu, Hiranyaksha (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Hiranyaksha (India)
• Hiranyapura (India)
• Hiribi (Mesopotamia)
• Hirihbi (Mesopotamia; Syria, Ugarit)
• Hirnakess (India)
• Hiro (Polynesia, Tahiti)
• Hirugo (Japan)
• Hiruko Hirugo (Shinto as Hiruko, Buddhist as Ebisu; Japan)
• Hisa-me (Japan)
• Hisakitaimisi (Cree People, North America)
• Hischen (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Hiscilla (Greek)
• Histia (Greek)
• Hitchi (Hitchiti People, North America)
• Hiuke (Norse; Teutonic)
• Hiyoyoa (New Guinea)
• hJamdpal (Tibet)
• hJig-rTen-Gsum-Rgyal (Tibet)
• Hjordis Hiordis (Teutonic)
• Hkum Yeng (Burma)
• Hlamo Hlamos (Tibet)
• Hler (Teutonic)
• Hlidskialf (Teutonic)
• Hlidskjalf Hlidskialf, Hlithkjalf, Lidskialf, Lidskjalf (Teutonic)
• Hlin Hlina (Teutonic)
• Hlithkjalf (Teutonic)
• Hlodr (Teutonic)
• Hlodyn (Teutonic)
• Hlooyn (Teutonic)
• Hlora (Teutonic)
• Hloride (Teutonic)
• Hloridi (Teutonic)
• Hlorrida (Teutonic)
• Hlorridi (Teutonic)
• Hmin Nat (Burma)
• Hngss (Teutonic)
• Hnikar (Teutonic)
• Hnitbjorg (Norse; Teutonic)
• Hnos (Teutonic)
• Hnoss (Teutonic)
• Hnossa Hngss Hnos, Hnoss, (Teutonic)
• Ho-deri (Japan)
• Ho-hsien-ku Ho-sien-ku (China)
• Ho-masubi (Japan)
• Ho-no-suri (Japan)
• Ho-no-susori (Japan)
• Ho Po (China)
• Ho Shen (China)
• Ho-sien-ku (China)
• Ho-suseri (Japan)
• Ho-wori (Japan)
• Hoa (Chaldean)
• Hoakils (Tierra del Fuego)
• Hoard Thoughts (Japan)
• Hobal (Arabic, Indo-Persian)
• Hobnel (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Hobnil Hobnel (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Hocereu Wahira (Algonquin, Chippewa, Cree, Nascopi People, North America).
• Hod (Teutonic)
• Hod-Dpag-Med (Tibet)
• Hodar (Teutonic)
• Hodd-Dropnir (Teutonic)
• Hodd-Mimer (Teutonic)
• Hoddmimir's Wood (Teutonic)
• Hoddrofnir (Teutonic)
• Hoder (Teutonic)
• Hoderi Ho-deri (Shinto; Japan)
• Hodir (Teutonic)
• Hodr (Teutonic)
• Hodsrun (Tibet)
• Hodur Hod, Hodar, Hoder, Hodhr, Hodir, Hodr, Hotherus. (Norse; Teutonic)
• Hoener (Teutonic)
• Hoenir (Teutonic)
• Hofud (Teutonic)
• Hofvarpir (Teutonic)
• Hofvarpnir (Teutonic)
• Hogni (Teutonic)
• Hoho-Demi (Japan)
• Hohodemi (Japan)
• Hoita (Mandan Indians, North America)
• Hokewingla (Dakota Indian)
• Holda Holla, Hulda, Hulle (Norse; Teutonic)
• Holdja (Estonia)
• Holla (Teutonic)
• Holle (Teutonic)
• Holler (Teutonic)
• Homa Haoma (India)
• Hometeuli (Mexico)
• Homosubi (Japan)
• Homshuk (Maya)
• Homunculus (Greek)
• Homusubi (Japan)
• Hone (Teutonic)
• Honga (Osage People, North America)
• Honir (Teutonic)
• Honochenokeh (Iroquois People, North America)
• Hoodmimir's Wood (Teutonic)
• Hoof-Tosser (Teutonic)
• Hooho (South Sea Islands)
• Hoori (Japan)
• Hopleus (Greek)
• Hor (Greek)
• Hor Bebdetite (Egypt)
• Hor Behdetite (Egypt)
• Hor Merti (Egypt)
• Hor-Nubti (Egypt)
• Hor-Sa-Iset (Egypt)
• Hora-Galles Tora-Galles (Lapp)
• Horae Horai (Greek)
• Horaematawy (Egypt)
• Horaios (Gnostic)
• Horakhti (Egypt)
• Horakhty (Egypt)
• Horchia (Chaldea)
• Horea (Egypt)
• Horkhenti Irti (Egypt)
• Hormazu (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Hormerti (Egypt)
• Hormothoe (Greek)
• Hormusda (Mongol)
• Horn (Teutonic)
• Horn of Victory (India)
• Hornbori (Teutonic)
• Horomazes (Greek)
• Horos (Greek)
• Horse-Face (China)
• Horseface (China)
• Horses of the Aesir (Teutonic)
• Horta (Etruscan)
• Horus Haroeris (Greek), Horos (Egypt, Greek)
• Horus-Aah (Egypt)
• Horus-Behdety (Egypt)
• Horus Khenty En Maatyu (Egypt)
• Horus-Pa-Kret (Egypt)
• Hoshang and Takhmoruw (Iranian, Persian)
• Hosho-Nyorai (Japan)
• Hosuseri Ho-no-suri, Ho-suseri (Shinto; Japan)
• Hotar (India)
• Hotei Hotei-Osho (Buddhist; Japan)
• Hotei-Osho (Japan)
• Hoth (Teutonic)
• Hothbrod (Teutonic)
• Hotherus (Teutonic)
• Hotoru Hoturu (Pawnee People, North America)
• Hotu-papa (Polynesia)
• Hotua Poro (Samoan)
• Hou-Chi Hou Ji, Hou-Tse (China)
• Hou Ji (China)
• Hou-T'u
• Hou-T'u Shen (China)
• Hound of Culann (Celtic)
• Hounds of Zeus (Greek)
• Houris Houri (Islamic; India.)
• Hours (Greek)
• How-Chu (China)
• hPhags-skyes-po (Tibet)
• hPhren-ba-ma (Tibet)
• Hra-f-ha-f (Egypt)
• Hrada (India)
• Hraesveglur (Teutonic)
• Hraesvelgr Hrae-Svelger, Hraesvelg, Hraesvelgur (Teutonic; Norse)
• Hrafna (Teutonic)
• Hreidmar (Teutonic)
• Hreithmarr (Teutonic)
• Hreshtak (Armenian)
• Hrid (Teutonic)
• Hrim-Faxi Hrimfaxe (Teutonic)
• Hrim-Thurs Hrimthursar (Teutonic)
• Hrimfaxe (Teutonic)
• Hrimthursar (Teutonic)
• Hringhorn Hringhorni, Ringhorn (Teutonic)
• Hringhorni (Teutonic)
• Hrodvitnir (Teutonic)
• Hropt (Teutonic)
• Hrotik (Armenian)
• Hrsikesa (India)
• Hrungnir (Teutonic)
• Hsaing Chun (China)
• Hsi-Ho (China)
• Hsi-Hua (China)
• Hsi-Ling Shih (China)
• Hsi T'ien (China)
• Hsi-Wang-Mu Hsi Wang Mu, Si Wang Mu (China)
• Hsiang Chun (China)
• Hsiang Fu-Jen (China)
• Hsing Shen (China)
• Hsuan-T'ien Shang-Ti (China)
• Htamenmas Pharmen-pa (Tibet)
• Hu Ching-Te (China)
• Hu-Shen (China)
• Hu Sia (Egypt)
• Hua Hsien (China)
• Huaaiti (Egypt)
• Huacas (Chincha People, Colombia)
• Huahuantli The Striped One (Aztec; Mexico)
• Huaillepenyi (Araucanian People, Chile)
• Huallallo Caruincho (Andean, Peru)
• Huan-T'ien Shang-ti (China)
• Huana Cauri (Inca)
• Huang, The (China)
• Huang-Lao (China)
• Huang-Ti Huang Ti (China)
• Huang T'ien (China)
• Huang T'ien Shang Ti (China)
• Huasi-Camayac (South America)
• Huasi-Camayoc (South America)
• Hubaba (Middle Eastern)
• Hubal (Persian)
• Hubar (Babylon)
• Huchi Fuchi (Japan)
• Huecuvus (Araucanian People, Chile, South America)
• Huehuecoyotl (Mexico)
• Huehueteotl (Aztec, Olmec; Mexico)
• Huehuetonacacipactli (Aztec; Mexico)
• Huemac Possibly Hueymac (Aztec, Toltec People, Mexico)
• Hueymac (Mexico)
• Hueytecpatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Hueytonantzin (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Hugh (Celtic)
• Hugi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Hugin (Teutonic)
• Huginn Hugin (Teutonic)
• Huh and Hauhet (Egypt)
• Huichilobos (Aztec)
• Huitzilo-Mexitli (Aztec)
• Huitzilo-Poktli (Aztec)
• Huitzilopochtli Huitzilo-Poktli, Huitzilopoktli, Uitzilopochtli (Aztec; Mexico)
• Huitzilopoktli (Aztec)
• Huitziton (Aztec)
• Huitznahua (Aztec)
• Huixtocihuatl (Aztec)
• Hulda (Teutonic)
• Huldra (Teutonic)
• Huliamma (India)
• Hulle (Teutonic)
• Hum-ba (Middle Eastern)
• Humbaba (Middle Eastern)
• Humhum (Middle Eastern)
• Hummingbird Left Hand (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Hun-Apu (Quiche People, Guatemala)
• Hun-cane Huncame (Quiche People, Guatemala)
• Hun-Tun Hun Tun (China)
• Hunab Ku (Maya)
• Hunab-Ku Hunab Ku (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Hunabku (Maya)
• Hunahpu and Ixbalanque Hun-Ahpu (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Hunahpu-Guch Hunahpuguch (Maya)
• Hunahpuguch (Maya)
• Hunbatz (Maya)
• Huncame (Quiche People, Guatemala)
• Hunchouen (Central America)
• Hundred-Handed (Greek)
• Hunhun-Ahpu and Vukub-Ahpu
• Huniman (India)
• Hunooman (India)
• H'uraru (Pawnee People, North America)
• Hypnos (Greek)
• Hura-Kan (Central, South America)
• Huracan Huracan Hura-Kan, Hurakan, Hurucan, Hurukan (Maya, Quiche People, Guatemala)
• Hurakan (Central, South America)
• Hurani (Persia)
• Huriyeh (Arabic)
• Hurn (Central, South America)
• Hurucan (Central, South America)
• Huruing Wuhti (Hopi People, North America)
• Hurukan (Central, South America)
• Husbishag (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Husheng (Iranian, Persian)
• Husheng and Tamuras (Persian)
• Husheng and Tamurath (Persian)
• Hutameh (Islam)
• Hutchaiui (Egypt)
• Huti Watsi Ya (Huron People, North America)
• Huve (Bushmen of Africa)
• Huveane (Basuto People, Africa)
• Huythaka (Columbia, South America)
• Huzruwauqti (Pueblo People, North America)
• Hvar (Chaldean)
• Hvaranah (Persia)
• Hvare-khshaeta Hvarekhshaeta, Hvar (Chaldean, Persian)
• Hvarekhshaeta (Chaldean)
• Hveheuteotl (Aztec)
• Hvergelmir Hvergelmer, Vergelmir (Teutonic)
• Hyacinth (Greek)
• Hyacinthos Hyacinth, Hyacinthus, Hyakinthos (Greek)
• Hyacinthus (Greek)
• Hyades (Greek)
• Hyagnis (Armenian, Greek)
• Hyakinthos (Greek)
• Hyas (Greek)
• Hydra, Lernean (Greek)
• Hygeia Hygea, Hygieia (Greek)
• Hyk (Egypt)
• Hylas (Greek)
• Hyllus (Greek)
• Hylonome (Greek)
• Hymen (Greek)
• Hymenaeus (Greek)
• Hymir Hymer (Norse; Teutonic)
• Hypate (Greek)
• Hyperbius (Greek)
• Hyperenor (A) (Greek)
• Hyperenor (B) (Greek)
• Hyperion (Greek)
• Hypermnestra (A) Hypermestra (Greek)
• Hypermnestra (B) (Greek)
• Hypnos Hypnus (Greek)
• Hypnus (Greek)
• Hyposouranios (Phoenician)
• Hupseus (Greek)
• Hypsipyle (Greek)
• Hyrieus (Greek)
• Hyrmina (Greek)
• Hyrrokin (Norse; Teutonic)
• I
• I (A) (China)
• I (B) (Maya)
• I-Em-Hetep (Egypt)
• I Kaggen (Africa)
• I-shi-ko-ri-do-me (Japan)
• I-ti (China)
• Iacchus (A) (Greek)
• Iacchus (B) (Greek)
• Iaeuo (Greek)
• Iaevo (Hebrew)
• Iah (Egypt) (Hebrew)
• Iahweh (Chaldea)
• Iai (Egyptian)
• Iakchos (Greek)
• Ial (India)
• Ialdabaoth (Ophites; post-Christian Gnostics)
• Ialmenus (Greek)
• Ianus (Roman)
• Iao (Gnostic)
• Iapetus Iapetos (Greek)
• Iarnsaxa Jarnsaxa (Norse; Teutonic)
• Iasion (Greek)
• Iaso (Greek)
• Iasus (A) (Greek)
• Iasus (B) (Greek)
• Iasus (C) (Greek)
• Iasus (D) (Greek)
• Iath (Celtic)
• Iatiju (Acoma People, North America)
• Iatik (Native American)
• Iatiku and Nautsiti Iatik (Akoma, Koshairis People, North America)
• Iaw (Hebrew)
• Ib (Egypt)
• Ibe Dji (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Iblis Eblis (Islamic)
• Ibmel (Finno-Ugric)
• Iboroquiamio (Orinoco People, South America)
• Ibrahim (Islamic)
• Ibraoth (Middle East)
• Ibukido-Nushi (Japan)
• Icarius (A) (Greek)
• Icarius (B) (Greek)
• Icarus (Greek)
• Icheiri (Carib People, Antilles)
• Ichiki-Shima-Hime (Japan)
• Ichikishima-Hime-no-Mikoto (Japan)
• Icona (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ictinike (Sioux People, North America)
• Id (Aztec)
• Ida (A) (India)
• Ida (B) Adda, Idavita, Ila (India)
• Ida (C) (Greek)
• Ida (D) (Greek)
• Ida-Ten (Zen; Japan)
• Idaea (A) (Greek)
• Idaea (B) (Greek)
• Idaea (C) (Greek)
• Idaeus (Greek)
• Idakru (Japan)
• Idas (A) (Greek)
• Idas (B) (Greek)
• Idavida Ida (India)
• Idavold (Teutonic)
• Idavolir (Teutonic)
• Idavoll (Teutonic)
• Idawold Idavold, Idavoll, Idavolir, Ithavoll (Norse; Teutonic)
• Iddahedu (Babylon)
• Ide (Northwest Coast Native North Americans)
• Idem-Kuguza (Finnish)
• Idi (Native North American People)
• Idim-Kuguza (Finnish)
• Idlirvirissong Irdlirvirisissong (Eskimo)
• Idmon (A) (Greek)
• Idmon (B) (Greek)
• Idmon (C) (Greek)
• Idomene (Greek)
• Idomeneus (Greek)
• Idun Iduna, Idunn, Idunna, Idhunn, Ithun, Y'dun (Norse; Teutonic)
• Idyia Eidyia (Greek)
• Ie (Hebrew, Christian)
• Iegad (Pelew Islands)
• Iella (Antilles)
• Iemhetep (Egypt)
• Iermaogauacar (Antilles)
• Iesous (Greek)
• Iesu (Hebrew)
• Ieu (Hebrew)
• Ieui (Hebrew)
• Ifa (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Ifgdrasil (Teutonic)
• Ifilici Wacinaci (Arawak People, South America)
• Ifing (Teutonic)
• Ifrit (Arabic)
• Ifrits (Middle Eastern)
• Igaluk (Eskimo)
• Iggdrasil (Teutonic)
• Igigi (Babylonian; Mesopotamia)
• Igirit (Hebrew)
• Ignerna (British)
• Ignis (Teutonic, Roman)
• Iha-haga-hime (Japan)
• Iha-naga-himi (Japan)
• Iha-no-hime (Japan)
• Iha-tsutsu No Wo (Japan)
• Ihasutsu-nome (Japan)
• Ihi (Egypt)
• Ihi-yori-hiko (Japan)
• Ihoiho (Polynesia Society Islands)
• Ihuitimal (Toltec People, Mexico)
• Ihy (Egypt)
• Ijaksit-Khoton (Siberia)
• Ika-tere (Polynesia)
• Ikiti-simapine-no Mikoto Ikiti-sima-pime-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Iksion (Greek)
• Ikto (Sioux People, North America)
• Iku-tu-pikone-nomikoto (Japan)
• Il (Ugarit)
• Ila (A) (India)
• Ila (B) (India)
• Ilabrat Ili-abrat (Babylonia, Sumer)
• Ilah (Ugarit)
• Ilaheva (South Pacific)
• Ilamatecuhtli Ilamatecutli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ilancue Ilancueitl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ilancueitl (Aztec)
• Ilat Alilat (Arabic)
• Ilavida (India)
• Ildebaoth (Gnostic)
• Ile-gbigbona (Africa)
• Ile-titu (Africa)
• Ilem (Slavic)
• Ilhallubu (Babylon)
• Ili-abrat (Sumer)
• Ilias (Arab)
• Ilinbongasum (Saora People, India)
• Ilithyia (Greek)
• Ilithyiae (Greek)
• Illa (Haiti)
• Illa Ticci Illa Tici (Peru)
• Illillos (Sumer)
• Illinus (Babylon)
• Illiyun (Islamic)
• Illuyankas (Hittite)
• Illyrius (Greek)
• Ilma (Slavonic, Finnish)
• Ilmaka (Himyarite People, South Arabia)
• Ilmaqah Ilmuqah (Semitic)
• Ilmarinen Ilmaris, Ismaroinen (Finnish, Lithuanian, Slavic)
• Ilmaris (Finland)
• Ilmatar (Finland)
• Ilu (Ugarit)
• Ilumarru (Babylon)
• Ilus (A) (Greek)
• Ilus (B) Iulus (Greek)
• Ilus (C) (Greek)
• Ilus (D) (Greek)
• Ilyas (Islamic)
• Ilyasin (Islamic)
• Ilythia (Greek)
• Im (Akkadian, Babylonian)
• Imana (Warundi People, Africa)
• Imaymana Viracocha (Inca)
• Imberombera (Australia)
• Imbrogeneis (Greek)
• Iment (Egypt)
• Imgig (Sumer)
• Imhetep (Egypt)
• Imhotep I-em-hetep, Iemhetep, Imhetep (Egypt)
• Imhursag (Sumer)
• Imi Kashiki No Mikoto (Japan)
• Immer (Sumer)
• Imra Amra (Kafir People, Afghanistan)
• Imseti (Egypt)
• Imsety (Egypt)
• Imuit (Egypt)
• Imuthes (Greek)
• Imy-Hemef (Egypt)
• In (Japan)
• In-shushinak (Elamite)
• Ina (Polynesia)
• Ina-gami Furu-kushi-nada-hime (Japan)
• Ina-Init (Philippine)
• Inachus (Greek)
• Inaclius (Greek)
• Inadjet (Egypt)
• Inagami-Hime (Japan)
• Inagi-Utasunhi (Cherokee People, North America)
• Inanna (A) (Sumer)
• Inanna (B) (Babylonian)
• Inapatua (Australia)
• Inapertwa Inapatua (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Inar (Hittite)
• Inaras (Hittite)
• Inari Inari-m'yojim (Japan)
• Inari-m'yojim (Japan)
• Inca — Creation Legend (Peru)
• Incubi (Medieval European)
• Incubus Incubi (plural), Succubus (female) (Medieval European)
• Inda (India)
• Indech, King (Celtic)
• Indra (Buddhist, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Indra-nag (India)
• Indrajala (India)
• Indrajit (India)
• Indranee (India)
• Indrani Indranee (Nindu, Vedic; India)
• Indraprastha (India)
• Inet (Egypt)
• Ingi (Teutonic)
• Ingnersuit (Eskimo)
• Ingui-Frey (Teutonic)
• Ingun (Teutonic)
• Ingunar-Frey (Teutonic)
• Ingvi-Frey (Teutonic)
• Ini-Herit (Egypt)
• Ininguru (Australian)
• Inle (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Inmar (Finland)
• Innini (Sumer)
• Innua (Eskimo)
• Ino (Greek)
• Inti Intu (Inca People, Peru)
• Intu (Inca People, Peru)
• Inua (Eskimo)
• Inuat (Eskimo)
• Inue (Eskimo)
• Io (A) (Greek)
• Io (B) (Maori People, New Zealand; Polynesian)
• Io-Mataaho (Polynesia)
• Io-Matua (Polynesia)
• Io-Matua-Te-Kora (Polynesia)
• Io-Nui (Polynesian)
• Io-Taketake (Polynesia)
• Io-Te-Toi-O-Nga-Rangi (Polynesia)
• Io-Te-Wananga (Polynesia)
• Io-Te-Whiwhi (Polynesia)
• Iobates (Greek)
• Iocaste Iokaste (Greek)
• Iocauna (Taino People, Haiti)
• Ioi (Chinook People, North America)
• Iokaste (Greek)
• Ion (Greek)
• Iophossa Chalciope (Greek)
• Iord (Scandinavian)
• Iormungandr (Teutonic)
• Iouskeha (Native North American)
• Iovialis (Roman)
• Iowahine (Hawaii)
• Ipa Huaco (Inca)
• Ipalnemoani Ipalnemohuani (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ipalnemohuani (Aztec)
• Iphianassa (A) (Greek)
• Iphianassa (B) (Greek)
• Iphicles (Greek)
• Iphidamas (Greek)
• Iphigenia Iphigeneia (Greek)
• Iphimedeia (A) (Greek)
• Iphimedeia (B) (Greek)
• Iphinoe (A) (Greek)
• Iphinoe (B) (Greek)
• Iphinoe (C) (Greek)
• Iphitus (Greek)
• Iphtimis (Greek)
• Ipila (Melanesia)
• Iqi-Balam (Maya)
• Ir-Kalla (Akkadian, Babylonia)
• Ira (A) (Sumer)
• Ira (B) (India)
• Ira-Waru (Polynesian)
• Iraj (Persian)
• Iraja (India)
• Iravat (India)
• Irawaru (Oceanic)
• Irdlirvirisissong (Eskimo)
• Irene (Greek)
• Irin Mage (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Irinyes (Greek)
• Iris (Greek)
• Irkalia (Babylonian)
• Irkalla Ir-Kalla, Irkalia (Babylon)
• Irkingu (Babylonia)
• Irlek-Khan (Central Asia)
• Irma (Inca People, Peru)
• Irmen (Teutonic)
• Irmin Ermine, Hermin, Irmen, Odin (possibly); (Norse; Teutonic)
• Irnini (Babylonian)
• Iron Dirk (Teutonic)
• Iroquois People — Creation Legends (North America)
• Irra Ira (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Irsirra (Hurrite)
• Irus (A) (Greek)
• Irus (B) (Greek)
• Isa (Hebrew)
• Isakakate (Crow People, North America)
• Isakawuate Isakakate (Crow People, North America)
• Isana (India)
• Isander (Greek)
• Isani (India)
• Ischys (Greek)
• Isfenarmad (Persia)
• Ishi-kori-dome (Japan)
• Ishikoridome-no-mikoto Ishi-kori-dome, I-shi-ko-ri-do-me (Shinto, Japan)
• Ishkhara (Babylonian, Hittite)
• Ishkur Iskur (Akkadian, Hittite, Sumerian)
• Ishmael (Hebrew)
• Ishtar Istar (Assyro-Babylonian; Akkadia, Chaldea, Semitic, Sidon, Sumer).
• Ishum (Babylon)
• Isimud (Sumer)
• Isir (Babylon)
• Isis (Egypt; also worshiped in Pompeii, approx. 360 b.c.).
• Isis Pharia (Greek)
• Isis-Sothis (Egypt)
• Iskrychi (Poland)
• Iskrzychi (Slavic)
• Iskur (Babylon)
• Islamic Hell (Stages of)
• Islamic Paradise (Stages of)
• Island of Flame (Egypt)
• Island of the Blessed (Greek)
• Ismail (Islamic) Ishmael (Hebrew)
• Ismaroinen (Slavic)
• Ismenius (Greek)
• Ismenos (Greek)
• Ismenus (Greek)
• Isodaites (Greek)
• Isong (Ekoi, and Ibibio People, West Africa)
• Issitoq (Eskimo)
• Istar (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Istaru (Assyria)
• Istepahpah (Creek People, North America)
• Istio (Teutonic)
• Iswara (India)
• Italapas (Chinook People, North America)
• Itchita (Yukut People, Siberia)
• Ith (Celtic)
• Ithavall (Teutonic)
• Ithun (Teutonic)
• Iti (Egypt)
• Itoki (Nicaragua)
• Itom Ae (Yaqui People, South America)
• Itsu-no-wo-ha-bari (Japan)
• Ituana (Nicaragua)
• Itylus (Greek)
• Itys (Greek)
• Itza Mixcoatl (Mexico)
• Itzam-Kab-Ain (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Itzama (Maya)
• Itzamna Itzmatul, Izamna (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Itzcoliuhqui Itztlacoliuhqui (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Itzcueye (Honduras, Nicaragua, Central America)
• Itzcuinan (Mexico)
• Itzli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Itzmatul (Aztec, Maya)
• Itzpapalotl (Aztec; Mexico)
• Itztlacoliuhqui (Aztec)
• Itztli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Iuchar (Celtic)
• Iucharba (Celtic)
• Iucharbar (Celtic)
• Iulus (Greek)
• Iuno (Etruscan)
• Iuppiter (Roman)
• Iusaas Iusas (Egypt)
• Iusaaset (Egypt)
• Iustitia (Roman)
• Iuturna (Roman)
• Iuwen (Egypt)
• Ivaldi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Iving (Norse; Teutonic)
• Iwa (Polynesia, Hawaii)
• Iwa-naga-hime Iha-naga-himi (Japan)
• Iwasu-hime-no-kami (Japan)
• Iweridd (British, Cymric, Irish)
• Ix (Maya)
• Ix-chel (Maya)
• Ix Tub Tun (Maya)
• Ixazalvoh Ixzaluoh (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ixbalanque (Maya)
• Ixchel (Maya)
• Ixcocauhqui (Nahuatl People, Central America; Mexico)
• Ixcuin (Aztec)
• Ixcuina (Maya)
• Ixcuiname (Mexico)
• Ixion (Greek)
• Ixmacane Ixcuin, Ixcuina, Ixcuiname, Ixmucane, Xmucane (Maya)
• Ixmucane (Mexico)
• Ixpiyacoc Xpiyacoc (Maya)
• Ixtab (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Ixtaccihuatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ixtacihuatl (Aztec)
• Ixtacmixcoatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ixtlilton (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ixtliltou (Aztec)
• Ixzaluoh (Maya)
• Iyatiku (Crow, Pueblo People, North America)
• Izamal (Maya)
• Izamna (Aztec)
• Izanagi and Izanami Izana-gi and Izana-mi (Shinto; Japan)
• Izanami (Japan)
• Izha (Indo-Iranian)
• Izona (Maya)
• Iztac Ciuatl (Aztec)
• Iztaccihuatl (Aztec)
• Iztacmixcoatl (Aztec)
• Izunome-no-kami (Japan)
• J
• Jaahannam (Arabic)
• Jabal (Sumer)
• Jacy (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Jadapati (India)
• Jade Emperor (China)
• Jade Lady (China)
• Jafnhar (Teutonic)
• Jagadgauri (India)
• Jagadnatha (India)
• Jaganat (India)
• Jaganmatri (India)
• Jagannath Jagadnatha, Jaganat, Jagannath, Jaggurnath, Jayanat, Juggernaut
• Jagannatha Subhadra (India)
• Jaggurnath (India)
• Jaguar God (Mexico; Aztec)
• Jah (A) Jeh (Persia)
• Jah (B) (Hebrew)
• Jahannam (Islam)
• Jahi (Persia)
• Jahim (Islam)
• Jahve (Hebrew)
• Jahweh (Hebrew)
• Jaja (India)
• Jakis (Japan)
• Jala-Hastin (India)
• Jala-Shayin (India)
• Jala-Turaga (India)
• Jaladhi-Ja (India)
• Jalandhara (India)
• Jaldabaoth (Hebrew)
• Jalebha (India)
• Jalpati (India)
• Jalu-Ketu (India)
• Jam (Persia)
• Jam-dbyans-mag-gi-rgyal-po (Tibet)
• Jam-pa-i-dbyans (Tibet)
• Jam-pe-yang (Tibet)
• Jam-pol (Tibet)
• Jam-yang-nge-gi-gya-po (Tibet)
• Jamadagni (India)
• Jambavan Jambavat (Hindu; India)
• Jambavati (India)
• Jambha (Hindu; India)
• Jambhala Dsam-Bha-La (Tibet), Kuvera (Sivaites) (Buddhist, Sivaites; India)
• Jambi (Africa)
• Jambudvipa (Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Jamshid (Iranian)
• Jamuna River (India)
• Jan Jann (Middle Eastern)
• Jana (Etruscan, Roman)
• Jana-Loka (India)
• Janaka (India)
• Janardana (India)
• Janguli (Buddhist; India)
• Jann (Islamic)
• Jannatu el-Adn (Islamic)
• Jannatu el-Firdaus (Islamic)
• Jannatu el-Khuld (Islamic)
• Jannatu el-Ma'wa (Islamic)
• Jannatu el-Na'im (Islamic)
• Janus (Etruscan, Roman)
• Jao (Hebrew)
• Japan — Creation Legend
• Japara (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Japhet Japheth (Armenian)
• Jappan (Aztec)
• Jar-Sub (Turkey)
• Jara (India)
• Jara-Sandha Jarasandha (Hindu; India)
• Jarah (Ugarit)
• Jaralez (Armenian)
• Jaras (India)
• Jarasandha (India)
• Jari (Teutonic)
• Jarl (Teutonic)
• Jarnsaxa (Teutonic)
• Jarovit (Slavic)
• Jashar (Middle East)
• Jason (Greek)
• Jassuju (India)
• Jatavedas (India)
• Jatayu (India)
• Javerzaharses (Armenian)
• Jayadratha (India)
• Jayanat (India)
• Jeggua (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Jeh (Persia)
• Jehova (Hebrew)
• Jehovah Jehova (Hebrew)
• Jemdekhen (India)
• Jemshid (Persia)
• Jen (Finland)
• Jerah (Ugarit)
• Jeshodha (India)
• Jeshu (Hebrew)
• Jesu (Hebrew)
• Jesus (Hebrew)
• Jhoting (India)
• JHVH (Jod-heh-vav-heh) (Hebrew)
• JHWH (Hebrew)
• Jibb-Jang-Sangne (Dhammai People, India)
• Jibril (Islamic)
• Jiburili (Arabic)
• Jicarilla Apache People — Creation Legend (North America)
• Jig-ten-sum-gyal (Tibet)
• Jigoku (Buddhist; Japan).
• Jigs-Byed (Tibet)
• Jikoku (Japan)
• Jikoku-Ten Jikoku, Jikokuten (Buddhist; Japan)
• Jikokuten (Japan)
• Jimmu Tenno Jimmu Tennu (Shinto; Japan)
• Jimmu Tennu (Japan)
• Jina (India)
• Jinimin (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Jinn Jin (Arabia, India, Indochina, Persia)
• Jinniyeh (Middle Eastern)
• Jitoku (Japan)
• Jivaro People — Creation Legend (Andes, South America)
• Jizaiten (Tibet)
• Jizo (Japan)
• Jizo-Bosatsu (Buddhist; Japan)
• Jjuko (Bugand, Bantu People; Africa)
• Joagh (Africa)
• Joagh (Africa)
• Joca-Huva (Haiti)
• Jocakuvague (Antilles Islands, Haiti)
• Jocasta Jocaste (Greek)
• Jocaste (Greek)
• Jodo (Japan)
• Jogaoh (Iroquois People, North America)
• Joghi (Africa)
• Jok (Acholi People, Africa)
• Joli-Torem (Vogul People, Siberia)
• Jomali (Teutonic)
• Jonakr (Teutonic)
• Jongsuli-Young-Jongbu (Dhammai People, India)
• Joogi (Africa)
• Jord Jordh (Norse; Teutonic)
• Jordegumma (Swedish)
• Jormungandr Iormungandr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Jorojin Ju-rojin, Jui, Jurojin (Buddhist; Japan)
• Jorth (Teutonic)
• Jotun-heim Jotunheim, Jotunnheim (Teutonic; Norse)
• Jotunnheim (Teutonic)
• Jotuns (Teutonic)
• Joukahainen (Finland)
• Jouskeha (Native North American)
• Jove (Etruscan, Roman)
• Jubal (Sumer)
• Juck (Shilluk People, Africa)
• Juemel (Finno-Ugric, Slavic)
• Juggernaut (India)
• Juichimen (Buddhist)
• Juji-Yama (Japan)
• Jukkui Ajayo (Inca People, South America)
• Juksakka (Lapp)
• Jukurokujin (Japan)
• Julunggul Julunggl (Maori People, Australia, New Zealand)
• Jumala (Finno-Ugric, Slavic)
• Jumla (Finno-Ugric, Slavic)
• Jumna Yami (Hindu; India)
• Jumo (Finno-Ugric, Slavic)
• Juno (Roman; may have been assimilated from the Etruscan deity Uni or Iuno)
• Juno Caelestis (Carthage)
• Junun (Islamic)
• Juok (Africa)
• Jupiter (The planet)
• Jupiter Iuppiter, Juppiter. (Roman; may have been a Syrian deity); (Jupiter of Doliche)
• Jupiter-Ammon (Egypt)
• Jupiter Ammon (Greek)
• Jurapari Jurupari (Brazil)
• Jurasmat (Latvia)
• Jurojin (Japan)
• Jurupari (Brazil)
• Jushkapariks (Armenian)
• Justice (Greek)
• Justice (Greek)
• Justice (Roman)
• Justitia Iustitia (Roman)
• Juterna Diuturna, Iuturna, Juturna (Roman)
• Juturna (Roman)
• Juventas (Roman)
• Jvalamukha (India)
• Jwok (Africa)
• Jyotsna (India)
• K
• K (Maya)
• Ka (Egypt)
• Ka-Hemhem (Egypt)
• Ka-onohi Ka-onohi-o-ka-la (Hawaii)
• Ka-onohi-o-ka-la (Hawaii)
• Kaang (Bushmen People, Africa)
• Kaare (Norse; Teutonic)
• Kaba Kava (Finno-Ugric, Russian)
• Kabandha (Hindu; India)
• Kabeiroi (Greek)
• Kabibonokka (Algonquin People, North America)
• Kabil (A) Kabul (Maya)
• Kabil (B) (Arab, Persian)
• Kabirs (Greek)
• Kabo Mandalat (Polynesia, New Zealand)
• Kaboi (Boliva, Brazil)
• Kabonian Kaboniyan (Tinguian People, Philippine Islands)
• Kaboniyan (Tinguian People, Philippine Islands)
• Kabta (Sumer)
• Kabun (Algonquin People, North America)
• Kacha (India)
• Kaches (Armenian)
• Kachinas (Zuni People, North America)
• Kachpikh (Tierra del Fuego)
• Kadaklan (Tinguian People, Philippine Islands)
• Kadesh (Egypt)
• Kadi (Sumer)
• Kadomas (Tibet)
• Kadru (India)
• Kafisi (Melanesia)
• Kagami (Japan)
• Kagoro (Baziba People, Africa)
• Kaggen (Africa)
• Kagu-Hana (Japan)
• Kagu-Tsuchi Kagu-tsuchi, Kagu-Tsughi, Kagu-Zuchi, Kagutsuchi (Shinto; Japan)
• Kagu-Tsughi (Japan)
• Kagu-Zuchi (Japan)
• Kaguhana (Japan)
• Kagura (Japan)
• Kagutsuchi (Japan)
• Kah (Egypt)
• Kaha'i (Hawaii)
• Kaharon (Greek)
• Kahil (Arabic)
• Kahukura (Maori People, Polynesia)
• Kai (Egypt)
• Kai-n-Tiku-Aba (Samoa People, South Sea Islands)
• Kai-Tangata (Hawaii, Polynesia, New Jealand)
• Kaiaimunu (Melanesia)
• Kaikeyi (India)
• Kailasa (India)
• Kaimai and Trentren (Araucana People, South America)
• Kain (Hebrew, Moslem)
• Kaitabha (India)
• Kaitangata Kai-Tangata, Kattangata (Polynesia)
• Kaizuki (Burganda People, Africa)
• Kaka-Guia (Africa)
• Kakasians (Scythian)
• Kakemono (Japan)
• Kako (Greek, Roman)
• Kala Black Demon, Kala-Shiva (Brahman, Hindu; India)
• Kala-Siva (India)
• Kalacakra (Buddhist; Nepal, India)
• Kalachi (India)
• Kalaino Celaeno (Greek)
• Kalaipahoa (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kalais Calais (Greek)
• Kalaka (India)
• Kalamahakala (India)
• Kalanemi (Hindu; India)
• Kalaratri (India)
• Kalasi-Suti (India)
• Kalayavana (India)
• Kalee (India)
• Kalevala Kalewala (Finnish)
• Kali (Hindu; India)
• Kali-Durga (India)
• Kali-Ma (India)
• Kalia (Greek)
• Kalika (India)
• Kalinda-Kanya (India)
• Kalindi (India)
• Kaliya (Hindu; India)
• Kaliyuga (Hindu; India)
• Kalki Kalkin (Hindu, India)
• Kalkin (India)
• Kallin-Kallin (Australia) “Chicken Hawk”
• Kalliope (Greek)
• Kalma (Finnish)
• Kalmashapada, King (India)
• Kaloafu (Polynesia)
• Kalpa Brahma-Kapla (Hindu; India)
• Kalratri (Nepal)
• Kalseru (Australia)
• Kalumba (Africa)
• Kalunga (Angola, Luba People, Zaire, Africa)
• Kalunga-Ngombe (Africa)
• Kalupso (Greek)
• Kalura (Australia)
• Kalypso (Greek)
• Kam-Pala (India)
• Kama (A) (Buddhist, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Kama (B) (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kama Deva (India)
• Kama-Dhenu (India)
• Kama-Yama-Hiko (Japan)
• Kama-Yamato-Iware-Biko (Japan)
• Kamadeva (India)
• Kamadhenu Camdhen, Kama-Dhenu, Kamdhain, Kamdhen, Kamdhenu (Hindu; India)
• Kamado-No-Kami (Japan)
• Kamaheruka (Tibet)
• Kamak (Iranian)
• Kamakshi (India)
• Kamala (India)
• Kamapua'a (Hawaii)
• Kamapuaa (Polynesia, Hawaii)
• Kambel (Melanesia)
• Kamdhain (India)
• Kamdhen (India)
• Kamdhenu (India)
• Kame and Keri (Bacairi People, South America)
• Kameri (India)
• Kamehaikana (Hawaii)
• Kami (Japan, Egypt)
• Kami-mi-musubi (Japan)
• Kami-Mimusubi (Shinto, Japan)
• Kami-Musubi (Japan)
• Kami-musubi-mi-oya-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Kami-musubi-no-kami (Japan)
• Kami-nari (Japan)
• Kami-rogi (Japan)
• Kami-romi (Japan)
• Kamiizanaginarisan (Japan)
• Kaminari Sama (Japan)
• Kamit (Japan)
• Kammapa (Sesuto People, Africa)
• Kammus (Moabite)
• Kamo-hoalii (Polynesia, Hawaii)
• Kamohoali'i (Polynesia, Hawaii)
• Kamrusepas (Mesopotamia)
• Kamsa (India)
• Kamu-mimusbi (Japan)
• Kamu-mimusubi (Japan)
• Kamu-musubi (Japan)
• Kamu-yamato-ihare-biko (Japan)
• Kamus (Moabite)
• Kan-Xib-Yui (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Kana (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kana-yama-biko-no-kami (Japan)
• Kana-yama-hime (Japan)
• Kanaima (Arawak People, New Guinea)
• Kanakamuni (India)
• Kanaloa (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kanati and Selu (Cherokee People, North America)
• Kanayama-Hime (Japan)
• Kandu (India)
• Kane (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kane-Hekili (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kane Hoalani (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kane-Kahili (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kaneapua (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kangi and Mangi, The (Japan)
• Ka'nini (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Kannon (Buddhist; Japan)
• Kannuck Kanook (Haida, Kwakiutl, Tlingit, Tsimshian People; North America)
• Kanook (Native North American)
• Kanro-O (Japan)
• Kansa Kamsa (Hindu; India)
• Kanthaka (India)
• Kantoki-No-Ki (Japan)
• Kanwa (India)
• Kanya-Kumari (India)
• Kanzuras, Mount (Hittite, Hurrian)
• Kapala (India)
• Kapila (India)
• Kapisha (India)
• Kapohoikahiola (Hawaii, Samoa)
• Kappa (Japan)
• Kapua (Hawaii)
• Kara (Teutonic)
• Karala (India)
• Karali (India)
• Kardama (India)
• Karei Kari (Semang People, Malay Peninsula; Andaman Islands).
• Kari (Teutonic)
• Karia (Australia)
• Kariki Karihi (New Zealand, Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Karisini (India)
• Karitay (Tamil People, India)
• Kariteimo (Japan)
• Karkotaka (India)
• Karl (Norse; Teutonic)
• Karlafberge (Teutonic)
• Karliki (Slavic)
• Karma Dakinis (India)
• Karma-Heruka (Tibet)
• Karma-Krotishaurima (Tibet)
• Karma-Sakshi (India)
• Karna (Hindu; India)
• Karna-Moti (India)
• Karora (Gurra People, Australia)
• Karpios (Greek)
• Karpo Carpo (Greek)
• Karpophoros Kourotrophos (Greek)
• Karsnik (Slavic)
• Kartavirya (India)
• Kartika (India)
• Kartikeya (India)
• Karttekeya (India)
• Karttikeya Karttekeya, Kartika, Kartikeya (Vedic, Hindu; India)
• Karu (Greek)
• Karus (Greek)
• Kasa-Nagi (Japan)
• Kasa Sona (Melanesia)
• Kasandra (Greek)
• Kasenko (Japan)
• Kashijotem (Japan)
• Kashiko-ne No Mikoto (Japan)
• Kashyapa (India)
• Kasin (Mayan)
• Kassandra (Greek)
• Kastiatsi (Acoma People, North America)
• Kastor and Polydeukes (Greek)
• Kasyapa (A) Kashyapa (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Kasyapa (B) (Buddhist; India)
• Kathar (Ugarit)
• Kathar-Wa-Hasis (Ugarit)
• Kathirat, The (Syria, Ugarit)
• Katkochila (Wintun People, North America)
• Katonda (Luganda People, Africa)
• Katsinas (Acoma People, North America)
• Kattangata (Polynesia)
• Katyayani (Southern India)
• Kauhausibware (San Cristobal)
• Kaukabhta (Syrian)
• Kaukas (Lithuanian)
• Kaukis (Prussia)
• Kaukomielli (Finnish)
• Kaulu (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kauravas, The Kurus. (Hindu; India)
• Kausalya (India)
• Kaushalya (India)
• Kausiki (India)
• Kaustubha (India)
• Kauveri (India)
• Kauyumari (Huichol People, Mexico)
• Kava (A) (Iran, Persia)
• Kava (B) (Finno-Ugric)
• Kawa-no-kami (Japan)
• Kawelo (Polynesia, Hawaii)
• Kaya-no-hime-no-kami Kaya-no-mi-oya-no-kami, Kayanu-himi, Kayanu-hime-no-kami (Shinto; Japan)
• Kaya-no-mi-oya-no-kami (Japan)
• Kaya-nu-himi (Japan)
• Kayanu-hime-no-kami (Japan)
• Kayumarth (Persia)
• Kayurankuba (Zulu People, Africa)
• Kazoba (Baziba People, Africa)
• K'daai Maqsin (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Keagyihl Depguesk (Native North American)
• Keb (Egypt)
• Kebehsenuf (Egypt)
• Kebehut (Egypt)
• Kebhsnauf (Egypt)
• Keckamanetowa (Fox People, North America)
• Ked Ket (Celtic)
• Keelut (Eskimo)
• Kefi (Egypt)
• Kehkeh (Egypt)
• Kei-Kung (China, Taoist)
• Kek (Egypt)
• Keket Kekuit (Egypt)
• Kekhet (Egypt)
• Kekri (Finno-Ugric)
• Keku (Egypt)
• Kekui (Egypt)
• Kekuit (Egypt)
• Kelpie Kelpy (Scotland)
• Kelpy (Scotland)
• Kematef (Egypt)
• Kemosh (Moabite)
• Kenaima Kanaima (Orinoco region, South America)
• Kenemti (Egypt)
• Keneu (Iroquois People, North America)
• K'eng-san-ku (China)
• Kengiu (Japan)
• Kenken-Wer (Egypt)
• Kenos (Tierra del Fuego)
• Keoloewa (Hawaii)
• Kenss (India)
• Kent Sehet (Egypt)
• Kentauros (Greek)
• Kentaurs (Greek)
• Ker (A) (Greek)
• Ker (B) (Pelasgian)
• Ker-Neter (Egypt)
• Kerberos (Greek)
• Kere Nyaa (Africa)
• Keremet (Russia)
• Keres (Greek)
• Keresaspa (Zoroastrian; Persian)
• Keri and Kame (Bacairi People, South America)
• Keridwen Ceridwen, Cerridwen, Kerridwen (British, Celtic, Welsh)
• Kerimas (Tibet)
• Kerkios (Greek)
• Kerlaug (Teutonic)
• Kerlaung Kerlaug, Kerlogar (Norse; Teutonic)
• Kerlogar (Teutonic)
• Kerres (Roman)
• Kerridwen (Celtic)
• Kerub (Roman, Semite)
• Kerwan and Katcina Mana (Hopi People, North America)
• Kesare (India)
• Kesari Kesare (India)
• Kesava (India)
• Keshi (India)
• Keshin Keshi, Kesin (India)
• Kesin (India)
• Kesini (India)
• Kessiepeia (Greek)
• Ket (Celtic)
• Ketchimanetowa (Fox People, North America)
• Ketq Skwaye (Huron People, North America)
• Kettu Kittu (Babylonian)
• Ketuiti (Egypt)
• Keturah (Hebrew)
• Keuakepo (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kewawkgu (Algonquin People, North America)
• Keyuri (Tibet)
• Kha (Egypt)
• Kha-a (Egypt)
• Khadau and Mamaldi (Amur People, Siberia)
• Khadga Jogini Khadja Jogina, Khadga Yogini (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Khadga Yogini (India)
• Khadhomas (India)
• Khadja Jogina (Tibet)
• Khadomas Khahdoma (Tibet)
• Khados (Tibet)
• Khahdoma (Tibet)
• Khaibit (Egypt)
• Khaldi (Armenian, Iranian)
• Khalil (Arabic, Hebrew)
• Khalisah (Arabic)
• Khammurabi (Babylon)
• Khandro (India)
• Khandros (India)
• Khang Fei (China)
• Khar (Iranian)
• Khara (A) Khar (Iranian)
• Khara (B) (India)
• Kharchheri (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Khasa (India)
• Khatwanga (India)
• Khaya (India)
• Khebieso (Ewe People of Dahomey Group, Africa)
• Kheiron (Greek)
• Khema (Hebrew)
• Khemi (Egypt)
• Khen-pa (Tibet)
• Khenemu-Shu (Egypt)
• Khensu Khonsu (Egypt)
• Khensu-Nefer-Hetep (Egypt)
• Khensu-Pa-Khart (Egypt)
• Khensu-Ra (Egypt)
• Khenti-Amentet (Egypt)
• Khenti Amenti Khentamenti, Khentamentiu (Egypt)
• Khenti-Amenti (Egypt)
• Khenti-qerer (Egypt)
• Khentimentiu (Egypt)
• Khenty-Amentiu (Egypt)
• Khenty-Khet (Egypt)
• Khepera (Egypt)
• Kheperi (Egypt)
• Khepi (Egypt)
• Kheprer (Egypt)
• Khepri Chepera, Khepera, Kheprer, Kheperi, Khoprer (Egypt)
• Kher-Aha (Egypt)
• Khert Neter (Egypt)
• Khesef-haa-heseq-neha-hra (Egypt)
• Khesfu (Egypt)
• Khetaka
• Kheti (Egypt)
• Khetrpal (India)
• Khi-Dimme-Azaga (Babylonia)
• Khnem-Renit (Egypt)
• Khnemiu (Egypt)
• Khnemu (Egypt)
• Khnoumis (Greek, Egypt)
• Khnum (Egypt)
• Khnumu (Egypt)
• Kho (Bushmen; Africa)
• Kho-Dumo-Dumo (Basuto People, Africa)
• Khoda (Persia)
• Kholumolumo (Bantu People, Africa)
• Khon-ma (Tibet)
• Khons (Egypt)
• Khons Hor (Egypt)
• Khonsu (Egypt)
• Khonus (Egypt)
• Khonvum (Pygmy People, Africa)
• Khoprer (Egypt)
• Khordadh (Persia)
• Khoromozitel (Slavic)
• Khors (Slavic)
• Khosadam (Siberia)
• Khoser-et-Hasis (Ugarit)
• Khoton (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Khotun Khoton (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Khou Khu (Egypt)
• Khovaki (Tungus People, Siberia)
• Khrestos (Greek)
• Khristos (Greek)
• Khronos (Greek)
• Khshasthra Vairya Khashthra (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Khshathrapati (Persia)
• Khu (Egypt)
• Khudjana (Africa)
• Khulater (Siberia)
• Khumbaba Hubaba, Humbaba (Akkadia, Babylon, Sumer)
• Khumban (Sumer)
• Khun (China, Mongol)
• Khun-Lun (China)
• Khuno (Peru)
• Khuns (Egypt)
• Khuran-Nojon (Buriat)
• Khurdad and Amardad (Persia)
• Khurdadh (Persia)
• Khuri Edzhin (Buriat)
• Khusor (Semite)
• Khut (Egypt)
• Khuzwane (Lovedu People, Africa)
• Khvarenanh Hvaranah, Khwarenah (Persia)
• Khy (Bushmen, Africa)
• Khyati (India)
• Ki (Chaldea, Sumer)
• Ki-gulla (Babylon)
• Ki-No-Mata-No-Kami (Japan)
• Kian (Celtic)
• Kianto (Maya)
• Kiara (Africa)
• Kibalso (Africa)
• Kibu (Melanesian)
• Kibuka (India)
• Kibuuka Kibuka (Bantu, Buganda People, Africa)
• Kichigonai (Quiche People, Guatemala)
• Kichijo-Ten (Japan)
• Kicva (Celtic)
• Kiehtan (Massachusetts People, North America)
• Kien Niu (China)
• Kien t'an (China)
• Kigal Ki Gal (Akkadian)
• Kigatilik (Eskimo)
• Kihe-Wahine (Hawaii)
• Kiho (Tuamotuan Archipelago; Polynesia)
• Ki'i (Hawaii)
• Kii (Polynesia)
• Kikimora Kikimoras (Slavic)
• Kiku-jido (Japan)
• Kikuyu (Africa)
• Kildisin (Finnish, Slavic)
• Kili (Teutonic)
• Kilili (Assyria, Babylon)
• Killer Whale (Northwest Coast Native North Americans)
• Kilyikhama (Brazil, Peru)
• Kimat (Tinguian People, Philippine Islands)
• Kimbu-Sangtung (Dhammai People, India)
• Kimpen Jigoku (Japan)
• Kimpurushas, The (India)
• Kinebahan (Maya)
• King Moho (Polynesia, Hawaii)
• King Yama (India)
• Kingmingoarkulluk (Eskimo)
• Kings of Hell (China)
• Kings of Tara (Irish)
• Kingu Kingugu (Babylon, Sumer)
• Kinharigan (Dasun People, Borneo)
• Kinich Ahau (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Kinilau (Polynesia)
• Kinish-Kakimo (Mexico)
• Kinkini-Dhari (Tibet)
• Kinma (Babylon)
• Kinnaras, The (India)
• Kintu (Africa)
• Kipu-Tytto (Finnish)
• Kiririsha (Sumer)
• Kirke (Greek)
• Kirnis (Slavic)
• Kiron (Greek)
• Kisani (Navaho People, North America)
• Kishar Kissare (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Kishibojin (Japan)
• Kishijoten (Japan)
• Kishimogin (Japan)
• Kishimojin Kishimo-jin, Kishibojin (originally from India, on to China and later Japan)
• Kisimbi (Congo, Africa)
• Kisin (Maya)
• Kissare (A) (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Kissare (B) (Babylonian Creation Legend of Damascisu)
• Kistna (India)
• Kitchaka (India)
• Kitchi Manito (Native North American)
• Kitcki Manitou (Algonquian and Sioux People, North America)
• Kitimil and Magigi (Pelew Islands)
• Kitshi Manito Gitchee Manitou, Gitchy Monedo, Kitcki Manitou (Algonquian, Chippewa, Oglala, Sioux People, North America)
• Kittu (Sumer)
• Kiun (Hebrew)
• Kivutar (Finnish)
• Kiyamat-Saus (Finnish)
• Kiyamat-Tora (Finnish)
• Kkhrafstras (Persia)
• Kla (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Klehanoai (Navaho People, North America)
• Klotho (Greek)
• Knaritja (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Kneph (Egypt)
• Knosu (Egypt)
• Ko-Dama (Japan)
• Ko-no-hana-sakuya-hime (Japan)
• Kobine (Oceanic)
• Kobolds (Teutonic)
• Kodoku-Jigoku (Japan)
• Koevasi (Melanesian)
• Kohin (Australia)
• Koin (Australia)
• Kojiki, The (Japan)
• Kojin Kojin-Sama (Japan)
• Kokko (Zuni People, North America)
• Kokuzo-Bosatsu Kokuzo (Buddhist; Japan)
• Kokytus (Greek)
• Koloowisi (Hopi, Zuni People, North America)
• Kolpia (Phoenician)
• Kombu (Bantu People, Africa)
• Komoku (Japan)
• Komoku-ten Komoku (Buddhist; Japan)
• Komorkis (Blackfoot People, North America)
• Kompira (India)
• Kompira-Daigongen (India)
• Kon (A) (Teutonic)
• Kon (B) (Chimu People, South America)
• Kondoy (Mixe People, Mexico)
• Kongara-Doji (Japan)
• Kongo-Yasha-Myoo (Buddhist)
• Kongorikishi (India)
• Konjo (China)
• Konkara (Japan)
• Kono-Hana-Sakuya-Hime (Japan)
• Konohana-Chiru-Hime (Japan)
• Koo-chul-inn (Celtic)
• Koodjidnuk (Eskimo)
• Koppa-Tengu (Buddhist; Japan)
• Kooshelta (India)
• Kooshelya (India)
• Kootamoinen (Finnish)
• Koran Qur'an (Islamic)
• Kore (Greek)
• Kore-Te-Whiwhia (Polynesia)
• Korka-kuzo (Finno-Ugric)
• Korka-murt (Finno-Ugric)
• Korobona (Arawak People; Carib)
• Korraval (Tamil People, India)
• Korred (Celtic)
• Korriganes (Celtic)
• Korubantes (Greek)
• Korybantes (Greek)
• Koshchei (Slavic)
• Koshi (Japan)
• Koshin (Japan)
• Kotan-Shorai (Japan)
• Kotari (India)
• Kothar and Khasis Kathar, Kathar the Clever, Kathar-Wa-Hasis, Kothar-u-Khasis (Ugarit)
• Kothar-u-Khasis (Ugarit)
• Koti (Creek People, North America)
• Koto-Shiro-Nushi (Japan)
• Kotoshironushi-No-Mikoto (Japan)
• Kottavei (India)
• Kottos (Greek)
• Kou-Hun-Shih-Che (China)
• Kouretes (Greek) Korubantes (Crete)
• Kouros (Greek)
• Kourotrophos (Greek)
• Kox (Aztec)
• Kozoba (Baziba People, Africa)
• Krakuchanda (India)
• Kratos (Greek)
• Kravyad (India)
• Kresnik (Slavic)
• Kricco (Slavic)
• Krimen (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Krimhild (Teutonic)
• Kripa (India)
• Krishna Kistna, Kristna, Krsna (Hindu, Vaishnava; India)
• Krishna Dwaipayana (India)
• Kristna (India)
• Krita (Hindu; India)
• Kritanta (India)
• Kritayuga (India)
• Krittika Sisters Kirteka (India)
• Krittikas (India)
• Krittivasas (India)
• K'ro-bo-mi-gyo-ba (Tibet; Japan)
• Krodha (India)
• Kronos (Greek)
• Krotishaurima, Buddha (Tibet)
• Krsanu (India)
• Krsna (India)
• Krsnik Karsnik, Kresnik (Slavic)
• Krukis (Slavic)
• Kruth, The (Cambodia)
• Ksama (India)
• Kshiti-Apsarases (India)
• Kshiti-garbha (Central Asia)
• Kshitigarbha Ksitgarbha, Kshiti-garbha (India; Buddhist; Central Asia)
• Ksitigarbha (Central Asia)
• Ktesios (Greek)
• Ku and Hina (Hawaii)
• K'u-ch'u K'iao (China)
• Ku Gods (Hawaii)
• Ku-ka-ohia-laka (Hawaii)
• Ku-Kali-Moku Kukalikimoku (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Ku-Kau-Akahi (Hawaii)
• Ku-mauna (Hawaii)
• Ku-ula-kai (Hawaii)
• Ku-waha-ilo (Hawaii)
• Kua Tsi-i (China)
• Kuai (Arawak People, Amazon, Brazil)
• Kuan Jung (China)
• Kuan-Ti (China)
• Kuan-yin (China)
• Kuan Yin Kuan-yin, Kwan-yin (China)
• Kuan Yu (China)
• Kuang Mu (China)
• Kubaba (Kish)
• Kubebe (Greek)
• Kubele (Greek)
• Kubera (India)
• Kubira (India)
• Kudai (Siberia)
• Kudai Bai-ulgon (Altaic, Tartars)
• Kudai-Baksy (Siberia)
• K'uei-Hsing K'uei-Sing, Kuei-Sing (China)
• Kuei-Hui (China)
• Kueph (Egypt)
• Kuetzal-Koatl (Mexico)
• Kuhu (India)
• Kui (Maori)
• Kujaku-Myoo (Japan)
• Kujum-Chantu (Thompson People, Pacific Northwest, North America)
• Kujum-Popi (Thompson People, Pacific Northwest, North America)
• Kukalikimoku (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kuko-no-shi (Japan)
• Kuksu (Maidu, Pomo People, North America)
• Kuku-no-shi Ku-ku-no-shi (Shinto, Japan)
• Kukulcan Cuculcan (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Kul (Finnish)
• Kulla (Babylon)
• Kulmu (Etruscan)
• Kumara (India)
• Kumarbis Kumbari (Hurrian)
• Kumari (Hindu, India)
• Kumbari (Hittite, Hurrian)
• Kumbhakara Kumbhakarna (India)
• Kumbhakarna (India)
• Kumbhandas (India)
• Kummiya (Hittite, Hurrite)
• Kumudavati (India)
• Kumund (India)
• Kumunda (India)
• Kumush (Modoc People, North America)
• Kun (A) (Peru)
• Kun (B) Khun (China, Mongol)
• Kun (C) (Finnish)
• K'un-Lun (China)
• Kun-Lun Mountain K'un-Lun, Khun-Lun (China)
• Kun-Rig (India)
• Kunapipi (Australia)
• Kunapipi-Kalwadi-Kadjara (Australia)
• Kund (Teutonic)
• Kundalini (India)
• Kundrav (Persian)
• Kung Kung (China)
• Kuni-no Sa-tsuchi No Mikoto (Japan)
• Kuni-toko-tachi-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Kuni-Tsu-Kami (Shinto; Japan)
• Kunmanggur (Australia)
• Kunti Pritha (Hindu; India)
• Kuntu-bzang-mo (Tibet) Samanta-Bhadra (India)
• Kuo Shang (China)
• Kupala (Slavic)
• Kupua Kapua (Hawaii; Polynesia)
• Kupua-Huluena (Hawaii)
• Kur (Sumerian)
• Kura-Mitsu-Ha (Japan)
• Kura-Okami (Shinto) Japan
• Kura-Yama-Tsumi (Japan)
• Kuramitsuha-no-kami (Japan)
• Kurangara (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Kuretes (Greek)
• Kurke (Prussia; Slavic) Also known as: Curche.
• Kurma (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Kuru (India)
• Kuruksetra, Battle of (India)
• Kurukshetra (Hindu; India)
• Kurukulla (Buddhist; East Asian)
• Kururumany (Arawak People, South America)
• Kurwaichin (Polish, Slavic)
• Kusanagi (Japan)
• Kusha (India)
• Kushi-nada-hime Kushinada-Hime (Wondrous Inada Princess); (Shinto; Japan)
• Kushinada-hime (Japan)
• Kusor (Phoenician)
• Kusug (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Kuu (Finnish)
• Kuula (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Kuvalayapida (India)
• Kuvanna (India)
• Kuvera Kubera, Kubira (Hindu, Brahmanic, Buddhist, Vedic; India)
• Kvasir Kvaser (Teutonic)
• Kvergjelme (Teutonic)
• Kwammang-a (Bushmen, Africa)
• Kwan-on (Japan)
• Kwan-she-yin (China)
• Kwangiden Kwangiten (Japan)
• Kwangiten (Japan)
• Kwannon (Japan)
• Kwarenah (Persia)
• Kwetzal-Koatl (Mexico)
• Kwoth (Dinka, Neur People, Africa)
• Ky-Klopes (Greek)
• Kyala (Nyakyusa People, Tanzania)
• Kybebe (Greek)
• Kybele (Hittite)
• Kyklopes (Greek)
• Kypris (Greek)
• Kyrene (Greek)
• Kyrgys-Khan (Altaic, Tartars)
• L
• L (Maya)
• La Strega (Roman)
• La Vecchia (Roman)
• La'a Maomao (Polynesian)
• Labartu (Assyrian)
• Labosum (Saora People, India)
• Labyrinth (Greek)
• Lacedaemon (Greek)
• Lachesis (Greek)
• Lachmu (Babylon)
• Lada (Romanian, Slavic)
• Lado (Slavic)
• Ladon (A) (Greek)
• Ladon (B) (Greek)
• Ladon (C) (Greek)
• Ladon (D) (Greek)
• Ladru (Irish)
• Lady Meng Lady Ming (China)
• Lady of Heaven (Middle Eastern)
• Lady of Kazailu (Mesopotamia)
• Lady of Ninab (Mesopotamia)
• Lady of Sati (Egypt)
• Lady of the Bed (China)
• Lady of the Lake (Arthurian)
• Laeapua (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Laeding Leding (Teutonic)
• Laerad (Teutonic)
• Laertes (Greek)
• Laga (Teutonic)
• Lagamal (Sumer)
• Lagi (Polynesian)
• Lahamu and Lahmu Lachama and Lachmu, Lakhamu and Lakhmu.
• Lahar (Sumer)
• Lahmu Lakhmu (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Laima (Latvia)
• Laius Laios (Greek)
• Lajnan (Micronesia)
• Laka (A) (Hawaii)
• Laka (B) (Hawaii)
• Lakchos (Greek)
• Lakemba (Polynesia)
• Lakhamu Lakhmu (Sumer)
• Lakhamu and Lakhmu (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Lakhe (Babylon)
• Lakhmu (Babylon)
• Lakhus (Babylon)
• Lakshmana (India)
• Lakshmi Laksmi, Laxmi (Buddhist, Jain, Hindu; India)
• Lakshmi-Vrata (India)
• Laksmi (India)
• Lala (Etruscan)
• Lamashtu (Middle Eastern)
• Lamassu Lamashtu, Lamastu, Lammea (Babylonia, Hebrew, Sumer)
• Lambodara (India)
• Lamech (Sumer)
• Lamhf hada (Celtic, Irish, Welsh)
• Lamia (A) Lamma, Lamiae (Greek)
• Lamia (B) (Greek)
• Lamia (C) (Greek)
• Lamia (D) (Greek)
• Lamiae (Akkadian, Greek)
• Lamis (Greek)
• Lamma (Akkadian, Greek)
• Lamme (Sumer)
• Lampethus Lampetie (Greek)
• Lampetie (Greek)
• Lampon (Greek)
• Lampus (Greek)
• Lamus (Greek)
• Lan-ts'ai-ho (China)
• Land of the Setting Sun (Egypt)
• Land of Women (Irish)
• Langal (Australia)
• Langali (India)
• Langi (Polynesian)
• Langit (Polynesian)
• Lao-Tien-Yeh (China)
• Lao-Tzu (Taoism; China) Lao Tzu
• Laocoon (A) (Greek)
• Laocoon (B) (Greek)
• Laocoon (C) (Greek)
• Laocoon (D) (Greek)
• Laodamas (A) (Greek)
• Laodamia (A) (Greek)
• Laodamia (B) (Greek)
• Laodice (A) (Greek)
• Laodice (B) (Greek)
• Laodice (C) (Greek)
• Laomedon (Greek)
• Lapithae Lapiths (Greek)
• Laphystios (Greek)
• Lara (A) (Roman)
• Lara (B) (Greek)
• Larentia (Roman)
• Lares Lars (Etruscan, Roman, Greek)
• Larunda (Greek)
• Larvae (Roman)
• Lasema Lasya, Sgeg-mo-ma (Tibet)
• Lasthenes (Greek)
• Lasya (Tibet)
• Lat (A) (Egypt)
• Lat (B) (Arabic)
• Latarak, God of Badtibira (Sumer)
• Latmikaik (Pelew Islands, Micronesia)
• Latona (Roman)
• Laufey (Teutonic)
• Laukamat (Latvia)
• Laukosargas (Prussia)
• Laume (A) (Prussia)
• Laume (B) (Lithuanian)
• Laurin (Teutonic)
• Lausus (A) (Greek)
• Lausus (B) (Greek)
• Lava (India)
• Lavania (Greek)
• Laverna (Roman)
• Lawgiver of Society (Nigeria; Africa)
• Lawkapatim (Polish, Slavic)
• Laxmi (India)
• Laza (Islam)
• Learchus (Greek)
• Lebe (Dogon People, Africa)
• Leda (Greek)
• Leding (Teutonic)
• Ledrad Laerad (Teutonic)
• Legba (Dahomey, Fon People, Africa)
• Legend of the Four Suns (Aztec)
• Lei-Kung (China)
• Leipt (Teutonic)
• Leiriope (Greek)
• Leische (Russian)
• Lelex (A) (Greek)
• Lemminikainen (Finnish)
• Lempo (Finnish)
• Lemures (Roman)
• Lenaeus (Greek)
• Leodegrance (Celtic)
• Leodocus (Greek)
• Leprechaun Lepracaun, Leprachaun, Leprecawn, Leprechawn, Lubrican (Celtic, Irish)
• Ler (Celtic)
• Lerad (Teutonic)
• Lernus (Greek)
• Leshacikha (Slavic)
• Leshonki (Slavic)
• Leshy Leshies (plural), Lesiy, Lesiye, Lyeshy, Lesovik (Slavic)
• Lesiy (Slavic)
• Lesovik (Slavic)
• Lethe (Greek)
• Leto (Greek)
• Leucippe (A) (Greek)
• Leucippe (B) (Greek)
• Leucippus (A) (Greek)
• Leucippus (B) (Greek)
• Leucopeus (Greek)
• Leucosia (Greek)
• Leucothea (Greek)
• Leucothoe (Greek)
• Leviathan (Gnostic; Babylon, Ugarit.)
• Leza Lisa (Bantu People, Africa)
• Lha-mo (Tibet)
• Lhamo Lha Mo (Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Li (China)
• Li Hun (China)
• Li T'ieh-Kuai (China)
• Lia Fail (Celtic)
• Liaksit (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Libanza (Upotos People, Congo, Africa)
• Liber (Roman)
• Liber Pater (Roman)
• Libera (Roman)
• Libertas (Roman)
• Libitina (Roman)
• Libya (Greek)
• Lidskialf (Teutonic)
• Lidskjalf (Teutonic)
• Lie-Kung (China)
• Lif (Norse; Teutonic)
• Life (Teutonic)
• Lifthrasir (Teutonic)
• Ligeia (Greek)
• Light (Phoenician)
• Light Bearer, The (India)
• Lightning Man (Australia)
• Ligoapup (Micronesia)
• Ligobund (Micronesia, Caroline Islands)
• Ligoububfanu (Island of Truk, Micronesia)
• Likho (Slavic)
• Liknites (Greek)
• Lil (Sumerian)
• Lilavati (India)
• Lilis (Hebrew)
• Lilith Lillity (Hebrew)
• Lilithu (Sumer, Baylonia)
• Lilitu (Sumer, Babylonia)
• Lilli (Sumer, Babylonia)
• Lillith (Akkadian)
• Lillity (Semite)
• Lillu (Babylonia, Sumer)
• Lilu Lilithu, Lilitu, Lilli (Babylon, Sumer)
• Limnades (Greek)
• Ling-Pao T'ien-Tsun (China)
• Lingodbhava (India)
• Linus (Greek)
• Liomarar (Island of Yap, Micronesia)
• Lion with the Steady Hand (Celtic)
• Liosalfar (Teutonic)
• Lipaurus (Greek)
• Lir (Irish)
• Lisa Leza, Lissa (Dahomey, Fon People, Africa)
• Lit (Teutonic)
• Little Cat (Egypt)
• Liu-Hai (China)
• Liu Pei (China)
• Livyathan (Hebrew)
• Ljod (Teutonic)
• Ljosalfaheim (Teutonic)
• Llampallec (Andean)
• Llaw Erent (Celtic)
• Llaw Gyffes (Celtic)
• Llawerein (British)
• Llediaith (Celtic)
• Lleu (Celtic)
• Lleu Llaw Gyffes (Celtic)
• Llew (Celtic)
• Llew Llaw Gyffes Lleu Llaw Gyffes (Celtic)
• Llud Lud, Ludd (British)
• Llud Llaw (Celtic)
• Llwch Lleu (Celtic, Irish, Welsh)
• Llyr Ler (Wales), Lir (Irish)
• Lmahuika (Polynesia)
• Lmylitta (Babylon)
• Lnyiko (Cameroon)
• Lo Ching Hsin or T'ien Pao (China)
• Lo-lupe (Hawaii)
• Loa (Polynesia, Marshall Islands)
• Locana (India)
• Locha (Polynesia)
• Lodar (Teutonic)
• Lodbrok (Teutonic)
• Lodder (Teutonic)
• Lodur (Teutonic)
• Lofn (Norse; Teutonic)
• Loge (Teutonic)
• Logh (Celtic)
• Logi Loge (Norse, Finnish; Teutonic)
• Logos (Egypt, Alexandria)
• Loha-Mukha (India)
• Loka (Buddhist, Hindu; India).
• Lokaloka Mountains (India)
• Lokamatri (India)
• Lokanatha (India)
• Lokapalas, The (Brahmanic, Buddhist, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Loke (Teutonic)
• Lokeswar (Nepal)
• Lokeswara Lokeswar (Buddhist; Nepal, India)
• Loki (Norse; Teutonic)
• Lola (India)
• Lone Man (Native North American)
• Longo Rongo-Ma-Tane (Polynesia)
• Loni (Teutonic)
• Lono (Polynesia, Hawaii)
• Lopamudra (India)
• Lopemat (Latvia)
• Lopter (Teutonic)
• Lord Nose (Aztec)
• Lord of Elephantine (Egypt)
• Lord of the Bed (China)
• Lord of the Dance (India)
• Lord of the Gallows (Teutonic)
• Lord of the Land of Tehennu (Egypt)
• Lord of the Land of the Olive Tree (Egypt)
• Lord of the Magic Tooth (Maya)
• Lord of the Regent of Death (Mexico)
• Lord of the Winds (China)
• Lords of the Day Hours (Aztec)
• Lords of the Night Hours (Aztec)
• Lorop (Micronesia)
• Lorride (Teutonic)
• Lorridi (Teutonic)
• Lotan (Ugarit)
• Lothia (Loyalty Islands, Polynesia.)
• Lothurr (Teutonic)
• Loucetius (British, Celtic)
• Louhi (Finnish; Lapland)
• Louquo (Carib People)
• Loviatar (Finnish)
• Lowa (Micronesia)
• Loxias (Egypt)
• Loz (Babylon)
• Lu-Hsing (China)
• Lu-ma Gita, Ghirdhima (Tibet)
• Lu Pan Lupan (China)
• Lu Tung-Pin Lu-Tung-Pin (China)
• Lubrican (Celtic)
• Lubukhanlung (Dhammai People; India)
• Lubumba (Africa)
• Luchta (Irish)
• Luchtaine (Irish)
• Lucifer (Latin)
• Lucina (Greek, Roman)
• Lud Ludd (Celtic)
• Ludd (Celtic)
• Ludjatako (Creek People, North America)
• Lug (Celtic)
• Lug Lonnbemnech (Celtic)
• Lugal-Banda Lugalbanda (Sumer)
• Lugalabdubur (Babylonia)
• Lugaldimmerankia (Babylonia)
• Lugaldurmah (Babylonia)
• Lugallanna (Babylonia)
• Lugalmeslam (Sumer)
• Lugalugga (Babylonia)
• Lugas (Celtic, Irish, Welsh)
• Lugeilan (Caroline Islands)
• Lugh Lug (Celtic, Irish, Welsh)
• Lugus (Gaul, Celtic)
• Lujjuphu (India)
• Luk (Caroline Islands, Micronesia)
• Luke-Lang (Micronesia)
• Lukea (Greek)
• Lukelang (Micronesia)
• Lukelong (Micronesia)
• Lullu (Babylon)
• Lumauig (Oceanic)
• Lumha (Sumer)
• Lumimu-Ut (Oceanic)
• Luna (Roman)
• Lung (China)
• Lung-Wang (China)
• Luojatar (Finnish)
• Luonnotar Luojatar (Finnish)
• Lupa (Roman)
• Lupan (China)
• Lusin (Armenian)
• Luttchmeen (India)
• Lycaon (Greek)
• Lycaste (Greek)
• Lycastus (Greek)
• Lycean (Egypt)
• Lycius (Greek)
• Lycotherses (Greek)
• Lycrus (Greek)
• Lycurgus (A) Lycus (Greek)
• Lycurgus (B) (Greek)
• Lycurgus (C) (Greek)
• Lycurgus (D) (Greek)
• Lycurgus (E) (Greek)
• Lycurgus (F) (Greek)
• Lycus (A) (Greek)
• Lycus (B) (Greek)
• Lycus (C) (Greek)
• Lycus (D) (Greek)
• Lycus (E) (Greek)
• Lyeshy Lyeshie (Slavic)
• Lyfjaberg (Norse; Teutonic)
• Lykeious (Greek)
• Lynceus (Greek)
• Lyngvi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Lysippe (A) (Greek)
• Lysippe (B) (Greek)
• Lyr (Irish)
• Lyrus (Greek)
• Lysianassa (Greek)
• Lysidice (Greek)
• Lysimache (Greek)
• M
• M (Maya)
• Ma-Bellon (Roman)
• Ma-Hina (Hawaii)
• Ma-Mien Mamien, Ma-Vien (China)
• Ma-Mo (Tibet)
• Ma-Negoategeh Ma Negoategeh (Iroquois People, North America)
• Ma-Ngee (Africa)
• Ma-p'am-pa (Tibet)
• Ma-Riko-Riko (Maori)
• Ma-tshiktshiki (Oceanic)
• Ma-Tsu (China)
• Ma-tsu-p'o (China)
• Ma-vien (China)
• Ma-Zu (China)
• Maa (A) (Egypt)
• Maa (B) (Egypt)
• Maa-an-f (Egypt)
• Maa-Nefert-Ra (Egypt)
• Maa-thet-f (Egypt)
• Maa-uat (Egypt)
• Maahes (of Nubian origin; Egypt)
• Maan-Emoinen (Finnish)
• Maanda (Africa)
• Maanegarm (Teutonic)
• Maat (Egypt)
• Maati (Egypt)
• Maati-f-em-tes (Egypt)
• Maaty (Egypt)
• Mab (Celtic)
• Mabon (British, Celtic, Irish, Welsh)
• Mabonagrain (Celtic)
• Mabuz (Celtic)
• Mac Cecht (Irish)
• Mac Cuill (Irish)
• Mac Greine (Irish)
• Mac Ind Og (Celtic, Irish)
• Mac Oc (Celtic)
• Mac Og (Celtic, Irish)
• Macar (Greek)
• Macareus (Greek)
• Macha (Celtic)
• Machaon (Greek)
• Machchael Marocael (Taino Indians; Antilles)
• Machulas (Aymara People, South America)
• Macris (Greek)
• Macuilxochitl (Aztec; Mexico)
• Mada (Hindu; India)
• Madderakka (Lapp)
• Mader-Akka (Finnish)
• Maderakka (Lapp)
• Madhava (India)
• Madhu (India)
• Madhupriya (India)
• Madhusudana (India)
• Madhyama (India)
• Madira (India)
• Madivi Mandavi (India)
• Madri (India)
• Maeander (Greek)
• Maenads (Greek)
• Maenalus (A) (Greek)
• Maenalus (B) (Greek)
• Maenalus (C) (Greek)
• Maenawr Penardd (Celtic)
• Maeoe (Celtic)
• Maet (Egypt)
• Maeve Meave, Mave (Celtic)
• Mafdet (Egypt)
• Mafuike (Polynesian)
• Magatama (Japan)
• Magh Tuiredh First Battle of (Celtic)
• Maghayanti (India)
• Magic Thunderbolt (India)
• Magna Mater (Greek)
• Magnes (Greek)
• Magnesia (Greek)
• Magni Magne (Norse; Teutonic)
• Mah (A) (Persia)
• Mah (B) (Persian, Semitic, Sumerian, Akkadian, Chaldean)
• Mah Asruna (India)
• Mah-Bellona (Roman)
• Maha Isvari (India)
• Maha-Kali (India)
• Maha-Maya (India)
• Maha-Pita (India)
• Maha Sambara (Nepal)
• Maha-Vairochana Tathagata (India)
• Mahabharata (Hindu; India)
• Mahachandrarosana (Nepal)
• Mahadeo (India)
• Mahadeva (India)
• Mahagauri (India)
• Mahakala (Hindu, Buddhist; India, Tibet)
• Mahakalee (India)
• Mahakali (India)
• Mahakaruna (India)
• Mahalaxmi (Hindu; India)
• Mahallika (India)
• Mahamaya (India)
• Mahamayuri (Japan)
• Mahamya (India)
• Mahapadma (India)
• Mahaprajapati (India)
• Mahapralaya (Hindu; India)
• Maharajni (India)
• Mahasena (India)
• Mahasiddhas (Buddhist; India)
• Mahasthamaprapta (Nepal)
• Mahavira (Jains; India)
• Mahayogi (India)
• Mahayuga (India)
• Mahendra (India)
• Mahesvara (India)
• Mahi (India)
• Mahina (Hawaii)
• Mahisa (India)
• Mahisasura (India)
• Mahisha (India)
• Mahishamardini (India)
• Mahlaima (India)
• Maho Penekheka (Mandan)
• Maho Peneta (Mandan)
• Mahomet (Turkish)
• Mahou (Dahomey People; Africa)
• Mahre and Mahrianag (Ancient Persian)
• Mahrkusha (Iranian, Persian)
• Maht (Egypt)
• Mahu Mawu (Dahomey, Fon People; Africa)
• Mai (Turkey)
• Maia (A) (Roman)
• Maia (B) (Greek)
• Maia (B) (India)
• Maidere (Tartar)
• Maijunga (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Mainda (India)
• Maira Ata Maira (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Maire-Monan (Tupinambas People, Brazil)
• Maisahana (Nicaragua, Central America)
• Mait’ Carrefour (Haitian)
• Maitreya (Buddhist; India)
• Makali (Hindu; India)
• Makanaima (Arawak People; New Guinea)
• Makara (Hindu; India)
• Makara Sisters (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Makemake (Easter Islands, Hawaii)
• Makh (Hittite)
• Makila (Pomo People, North America)
• Makkal (Middle Eastern)
• Makonaima Makanaima, Makunaima (Arawak People, New Guinea; Caribbean; South America)
• Makunaima (Caribbean, South America)
• Mala (India)
• Malah (Babylonia)
• Mali (Australia) “The Bat”
• Malik (Sumer)
• Malinalxochitl (Aztec)
• Malsum (Algonquin People, North America)
• Mama (Sumer)
• Mama Allpa (Inca; Peru)
• Mama Cocha (Inca; Peru)
• Mama Cora (Inca; Peru)
• Mama Coya (Inca)
• Mama Huaco (Inca)
• Mama Ipacura (Inca)
• Mama Lakshmi (India)
• Mama Nono (Carib People, Antilles)
• Mama Occlo Mama Ocllo (Inca; Peru)
• Mama Ocllo (Inca)
• Mama Oella (Inca)
• Mama Ogllo (Inca)
• Mama Oullo Huaca (Inca)
• Mama Pacha (Inca)
• Mama Quilla (Inca; Peru)
• Mama Raua (Inca; Peru)
• Mama Zara Zaramama (Inca; Peru)
• Mamaki (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Mamaldi (Siberia)
• Mamandabari (Aborigine People; Australia)
• Mamaragan (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Mama'sa'a (Fox People, North America)
• Mamers (Roman)
• Mami (Akkadian, Babylon, Chaldea, Sumer)
• Mami-Ngata (Aborigine People; Australia)
• Mamien (China)
• Mammitu (Assyro-Babylonian).
• Mamona (Antilles)
• Mamu (Aborigine People; Australia)
• Man Eater (Polynesia)
• Man-la (India)
• Mana-garm (Teutonic)
• Mana-heim Manheim, Mannheim (Teutonic)
• Manabozho (Native North American)
• Manabush (Algonquin People, North America)
• Manaf (Arabic)
• Manala (Finnish)
• Manannan (Irish)
• Manannan Mac Lir (Irish)
• Manannan Mac Llyr Manannan Mac Lir (Celtic, Irish)
• Manasa Manassa. (Hindu; India).
• Manasa-Devi (India)
• Manasa-Putra (India)
• Manasi (India)
• Manassa (India)
• Manat (Arabic)
• Manawddan (Irish)
• Manawydan Ap Llyr Manawyddan, Manawydan Son of Llyr (Celtic)
• Manawydan Son of Llyr (Celtic)
• Manawyddan (Celtic)
• Manco Capac Manco-Capac, Manco, Manko-Kapak (Inca; Peru)
• Mandara Mountain (Hindu; India).
• Mandavi (India)
• Mandishire (Siberia)
• Mandodari (Hindu; India)
• Mane (Teutonic)
• Manes (Roman)
• Mangadevatas (India)
• Mangaia Island — Creation Legend (Polynesia)
• Mangala (A) (India)
• Mangala (B) (Mande People, Africa)
• Mangi and Kangi, The (Japan)
• Manheim (Teutonic)
• Mani (A) (Mane) (Teutonic)
• Mani (B) (Brazil, South America)
• Mani (C) (Polynesia)
• Mani (D) Manes (Manichaeism; Babylon)
• Mania Maniae (Etruscan, Greek)
• Manibozho (Indian People, North America)
• Manigarm (Teutonic)
• Manik (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Maninga (Mandan)
• Manitou Mandio, Manito (Native North American People; various groups)
• Manju Bara (India)
• Manjughosa (India)
• Manjughsha (India)
• Manjunghose (India)
• Manjushree (India)
• Manjushri (India)
• Manjusri Manjushree, Manjushri (Buddhist; India, Tibet)
• Manko-Kapak (Inca)
• Manmatha (India)
• Mannheim (Teutonic)
• Manru (Babylonia)
• Mantchu-Muchangu (Shongo People, Africa)
• Mantis People — Creation Legend (Bushman Group, South Africa)
• Mantius (Greek)
• Mantradevatas (India)
• Mantus (Etruscan)
• Manu (Hindu; India)
• Manuai (Admiralty Islands)
• Manusha-Rakshasis (Hindu; India)
• Manushcithra (Persia)
• Manushi-Buddhas Manusibuddha (Buddhist; India)
• Manusibuddha (India)
• Manyu (Persia)
• Manzan Gormo (Burait)
• Maorocon (Antilles)
• Maorocoti (Antilles)
• Maou (Africa)
• Maponos (Wales)
• Mar (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Mara Namuci (Buddhist, Lamaist; Hindu; India)
• Marakayikas (Japan)
• Maramma (India)
• Marapa (Melanesia)
• Maraphius (Greek)
• Marar-Loka (India)
• Marareus (Greek)
• Mararisvan (Hindu; India)
• Marassa (Haitian)
• Marathonian Bull (Greek)
• Marawa (Melanesia)
• Marcra Shee (Irish)
• Mardall (Teutonic)
• Mardoll (Teutonic)
• Marduk Aleyn-Baal, Amaruduk, Asar, Asarri, Ashur (Assyrian), Bel Marduk, Belos, Enlil (Sumeria), Merodach; (Akkadia, Assyria, Babylonia, Sumer)
• Mare Goddess (Celtic)
• Maree (Celtic)
• Margarme (Teutonic)
• Mari (Hindu; India)
• Mariamma Maramma, Marimata (Gramadeveta) (India)
• Marica (Roman)
• Marichi (A) Marici, Marishi. (Buddhistic Hinduism; India)
• Marichi (B) (Hindu; India)
• Marid (Arabic)
• Marimata (India)
• Marinette (Haitian)
• Maris (Greek)
• Marisha Marsha (Hindu, India)
• Marishi-Ten (Japan)
• Marocael (Taino People, Antilles)
• Marri (Babylon)
• Marru (Babylon)
• Marruni (Melanesia)
• Mars (Roman)
• Mars the planet (Greek)
• Marsalai (Melanesia)
• Marsyas (Asia Minor, Greek)
• Marsyas-Masses (Armenian)
• Martanda Marttanda Savita, Surya, Vivasvan, Vivasvant, Vivasvat (The Bright One); (Brahman; India)
• Marttanda (India)
• Martu (Mesopotamia; Sumer)
• Martummere (Australia)
• Maru (North Island Maori, Polynesia)
• Marukka (Babylon)
• Marumda (Pomo People, North America)
• Marunogere (Melanesia)
• Marut (India)
• Maruta (India)
• Maruts (Vedic, Hindu; India)
• Marutukku (Babylon)
• Marzyana Marzann (Slavic)
• Masa-katu-a-katu-kati-paya-pi-ame-no-oso-po-mimi-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Masaka-yama-tsu-mi (Japan)
• Masan (Hindu; India)
• Masauwu (Hopi People, North America)
• Masaya (Aztec People; Nicaragua)
• Masewi and Oyoyewi (Acoma People, North America)
• Mashkhith (Hebrew)
• Mashtu (Babylon)
• Mashu (Babylon)
• Mashya and Mashyoi Masha and Mashyoi (Persia, India, Iran)
• Masli (India)
• Maslum (Algonquin People, North America)
• Massim-Biambe (Mundang People; Africa)
• Mat (Egypt)
• Matali (India)
• Matarisvan Atharvan (India)
• Mater Matuta (Roman)
• Mater Turrita (Greek)
• Math (Celtic)
• Math Hen (Celtic)
• Math Mathonwy (Celtic)
• Matholwch (Celtic)
• Matholwych (Celtic)
• Mathuranath (India)
• Matuka (Polynesia)
• Mati-Syra-Zemlya (Russian, Slavic)
• Matlalcueje (Aztec; Mexico)
• Ma't'outt Naing (China)
• Matri Mother (India)
• Matrikas (India)
• Matris, The (India)
• Matrona (Celtic)
• Matronae (Celtic)
• Matrs (India)
• Matsya (Hindu; India)
• Matsyendranatha (Nepal)
• Matu-’u-ta'u-ta'ua (Tahiti)
• Maturang (Oceanic)
• Mau (A) (Egypt)
• Mau (B) (Oceanic)
• Mau-aa (Egypt)
• Maudgalyayana (India)
• Maui Mowee (Polynesia, New Zealand, Samoa, Hawaii, New Hebrides).
• Maui-tikitiki (Polynesian)
• Maui-tukituki (Polynesia)
• Mauna (Native North American People)
• Maut (Egypt)
• Mauti (Egypt)
• Mave (Celtic)
• Mavors (Roman)
• Mawa-Lisa (Africa)
• Mawu (Africa)
• Mawu-Lisa (Africa)
• Maya (A) Maia (Buddhist; India)
• Maya (B) (Hindu; India)
• Maya (C) (Hindu; India)
• Maya People — Creation Legend (Yucatan)
• Mayadevi (A) Mayavati (India)
• Mayadevi (B) (India)
• Mayauel Mayahuel (Nahua People, Aztec People, Mexico)
• Mayavati (India)
• Mayochina (Acoma People, North America)
• Mayon (Tamil People, India)
• Mba (Babua People, Eastern Sudan)
• Mbamba Mbambe, Mpambe (Wakonde People, Africa)
• Mbambe (Africa)
• Mbir (Guarayu People, South America)
• Me (Sumer)
• Me-phem-pa (Tibet)
• Me-tog-ma (Tibet)
• Meabel (Celtic)
• Meadhbh (Celtic)
• Meave (Celtic)
• Mechaneus (Greek)
• Mecisteus (Greek)
• Mecurius (Roman)
• Mede (Greek)
• Medb (Celtic)
• Medea Medeia, Medeias, Medeius, Medus (Greek)
• Medecolin (Algonquin People, North America)
• Medeias Medeius, Medus (Greek)
• Medeius (Greek)
• Medha (India)
• Medi Kenaga (Fox People, North America)
• Medica (Roman)
• Medicine Buddhas (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Medini (India)
• Medus (Greek)
• Medusa (Greek)
• Megaera Megaira (Greek)
• Megaira (Greek)
• Megara (A) (Greek)
• Megareus (Greek)
• Megh Sambara (Nepal)
• Megin-giord Megingiord (Norse; Teutonic)
• Megingiord (Teutonic)
• Megingjardir (Teutonic)
• Meh-Urt (Egypt)
• Mehen (Egypt)
• Mehendra (India)
• Mehit (Egypt)
• Mehu (Philippines)
• Mehueret (Egypt)
• Meiden (Lithuania)
• Meido (Japan)
• Meilanion (Greek)
• Meili (Teutonic)
• Meilichios (Greek)
• Meion (Greek)
• Mekel (Sumer)
• Melampus (Greek)
• Melanesia — Creation Legend
• Melanion (Greek)
• Melanippe (A) (Greek)
• Melanippe (B) (Greek)
• Melanippus (A) (Greek)
• Melanippus (B) (Greek)
• Melas (Greek)
• Melatha (Choctaw People, North America)
• Meleager (Greek)
• Melech (Middle Eastern)
• Melekh (Middle Eastern)
• Melesians (Irish)
• Melete (Greek)
• Melgart (Carthage)
• Melia (Greek)
• Meliae (Greek)
• Meliboea (A) (Greek)
• Meliboea (B) (Greek)
• Melicertes (Greek)
• Melie (Greek)
• Melissa (Greek)
• Melisseus (Greek)
• Melissus (Greek)
• Melkart Melcarth, Melkarth, Melqart, Melquart (Ammonite, Phoenicia, Tyre)
• Melkarth (Carthage)
• Melpomene (Greek)
• Melquart (Canaan)
• Memnon (Egypt, then to the Greeks)
• Memphis (Greek)
• Memphis Triad (Egypt)
• Men Min (Egypt)
• Men Brayut (Bali)
• Men Shen Men-Shen (Buddhist; China)
• Men-Ur (Egypt)
• Men-urt (Egypt)
• Mena (A) (India)
• Mena (B) (Roman)
• Menaka (Hindu; India)
• Menakshi (India)
• Menat Manat (Arabic)
• Mendean Triad (Egypt)
• Mendes (Egypt)
• Mene (Greek)
• Menelaus (Greek)
• Menerva (Etruscan)
• Menestratus (Greek)
• Menesthius (Greek)
• Menfra (Roman)
• Meng (A) Meng-P'o, Meng-Po Niang-Niang (China)
• Meng (B) (Celtic)
• Meng-T'ien (China)
• Menglad Menglod (Norse; Teutonic)
• Meni (Babylon)
• Mennon (Teutonic)
• Menodice (Greek)
• Menoeceus (A) (Greek)
• Menoeceus (B) (Greek)
• Menoetius (A) (Greek)
• Menoetius (B) (Greek)
• Menra (Roman)
• Menrfa (Etruscan)
• Menrva (Etruscan)
• Menthe Mentha, Mintha (Greek)
• Menthu (Egypt, Greek)
• Mentu (Egypt, Greek)
• Menu Meni (Chaldean) (Assyro-Babylonian, Chaldean)
• Menuis (Egypt)
• Menur (Egypt, Greek)
• Mer (Babylon, Sumer)
• Mer-en-aaui-f (Egypt)
• Mer-ur (Greek)
• Mercurius (Gallo-Roman)
• Mercury (A) (Roman)
• Mercury (B)
• Meriones (Greek)
• Merlin (British)
• Mermer (Sumer)
• Mermerus (A) (Greek)
• Mermerus (B) (Greek)
• Merodach (Babylon)
• Merope (A) (Greek)
• Merope (B) (Greek)
• Merope (C) (Greek)
• Merope (D) (Greek)
• Merops (A) (Greek)
• Merops (B) (Greek)
• Merops (C) (Greek)
• Mers (Greek)
• Mertseger (Egypt)
• Meru Mountain (Brahmanic, Hindu, Jain, Buddhist; India)
• Merur (Egypt)
• Merwer the Bull (Egypt)
• Mese (Greek)
• Mesede (Melanesian)
• Meshkhent (Egypt)
• Meshlamthea (Greek)
• Meskhenit Meshkhenet, Meskhent, possibly Meshkhent (Egypt)
• Meskhti (Egypt)
• Meslam (A) (Babylon)
• Meslam (B) (Egypt)
• Mesperit-Arat-Maatu (Egypt)
• Messene (Greek)
• Messibizi (Algonquin People, North America)
• Messon (Algonquin People, North America)
• Messou (Native North American)
• Mesta (Egypt)
• Mestha (Egypt)
• Mesti (Egypt)
• Mestor (Greek)
• Metapontus (Greek)
• Metharme (Greek)
• Methyer (Egypt)
• Metidice (Greek)
• Metis (Greek)
• Metope (Greek)
• Metropator (Gnostic)
• Metrope (Greek)
• Metteya (India)
• Metu-khut-f (Egypt)
• Metztli (Aztec)
• Meuler (Araucanian People, Chile) Wind god.
• Mexitli Mextli (Aztec)
• Mezamat (Latvia)
• Mezavirs (Latvia)
• Meztli Metztli (Aztec; Mexico)
• Mi-che-pa (Tibet)
• Mi-Ho-Tsu Hime (Japan)
• Mi-Hung-T'ang (China)
• Mi-Kura-Tana-no-Kami (Japan)
• Mi-Li (China)
• Mi-Lo Fu
• Mi-Oya-no-Kami (Japan)
• Mi-p'yed (Tibet)
• Miach (Celtic)
• Michabo (Algonquin People, North America)
• Miclantecutli Mictlantecutli, Mictlantecuhtli (Mexico, Aztec)
• Micronesia — Creation Legend
• Mictanteot (Aztec People, Nicaragua)
• Mictecacihuatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Mictlantecutli (Aztec)
• Mictlantecuhtli (Aztec)
• Miclancihuatl (Aztec)
• Mictlan (Aztec)
• Micux (Natchez People, North America)
• Mid-gard (Teutonic)
• Midas (Greek)
• Middle Earth (Teutonic)
• Mider Midir, Mithr.
• Midewiwin (Algonquin People, North America)
• Midgaard (Teutonic)
• Midgard Mid-gard, Midgaard, Midgarth (Norse; Teutonic)
• Midgard Serpent (Teutonic)
• Midgardsormen (Teutonic)
• Midgarth (Teutonic)
• Midir (Celtic, Irish)
• Miehts-Hozjin (Lapp)
• Mielikki (Lapp)
• Mig-mi-bzan (Tibet)
• Might (Teutonic)
• Mighty Striker, The (Celtic)
• Mihir (Persia)
• Mihr (Armenian; Iranian)
• Mihtajan (Persian)
• Mii-no-kami (Japan)
• Mikak'e (Osage People, North America)
• Mikal (Middle Eastern)
• Mikura-Tana-no-kami (Japan)
• Milanion (Greek)
• Milaraspa Mila-Raspa (Buddhist)
• Milcom (Middle Eastern)
• Milesians (Irish)
• Miletus (Greek)
• Milk (Gilyak People, Siberia)
• Milky Way
• Milomaki (Amazon People, Brazil)
• Milu (Oceanic)
• Mim (Teutonic)
• Mimar (Teutonic)
• Mimas (Greek)
• Mime (Teutonic)
• Mimer-Nidhad (Teutonic)
• Mimi Mini (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Miming (Teutonic)
• Mimir Mim, Mimar, Mime, Mimer-Nidhad (Norse; Teutonic)
• Mimir's Well (Norse; Teutonic)
• Min Men, Menu, Minub (Egypt)
• Min-Amen (Egypt)
• Minabozho (Algonquin People, North America)
• Minakshi (India)
• Minakshidevi (India)
• Minato-no-kami (Japan)
• Mindi (Australia)
• Minerva Menerva, Menrfa, Menrva (Etruscan, later, Roman)
• Minga Bengale (Shongon People, Africa)
• Minibozho (Native North American)
• Minipat (Africa)
• Minos (Greek)
• Minotaur Minotaurus (Greek)
• Minotaurus (Greek)
• Mintha Minthe (Greek)
• Minthe (Greek)
• Minu (Egypt)
• Minu-anni (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Minucihr (Persia)
• Minyas (Greek)
• Minyas, The (Greek)
• Miolnir (Teutonic)
• Mir (Sumer)
• Mirabichi (Ottawa People, North America)
• Mirage (New Zealand)
• Miralad Miralaidj (Australia)
• Miralaidj (Australia)
• Miroku-Bosatsu Maitreya (India), Mi-Li (China); (Buddhist; Japan)
• Mirsi (Sumer)
• Mirsu Mirsi (Sumer)
• Miru (A) (Polynesia)
• Miru (B) (Polynesia)
• Miru-me (Japan)
• Misambwa (Luganda People, Africa)
• Misca (Aztec People, Nicaragua)
• Misharu (Sumer)
• Misor (Semite, Phoenician)
• Misrakesi (India)
• Missabos (Algonquin People, North America)
• Missiwabun (Algonquin People, North America)
• Mistelteinn (Teutonic)
• Mistress of all the Gods (Middle Eastern)
• Mistress of Heaven (A) (Middle Eastern)
• Mistress of Heaven (B) (Babylonia)
• Mistress of the Gods (Middle Eastern)
• Miszuchi (Japan)
• Mit (Egypt)
• Mithr (Celt)
• Mithra (Persia)
• Mithras (Roman)
• Mitnal (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Mitoshi-no-kami Mitosh-no-kami, Mitoshino (Japan)
• Mitra Mithra, Mithras (Roman); (Aryan, Mazdean, Mithric, Hindu, Vedic, Zoroastrian; Babylonia, India, Persia, Greece, Rome)
• Mitshi-Manitou Mudje-Monedo (Chippewa People, North America)
• Mitsu-ha No-me (Japan)
• Mitsuha-nome (Japan)
• Mixcoatl Mixkotl (Aztec, Huejotzingo People, Tlaxcalan People; Mexico)
• Mixkotl (Mexico)
• Miysis (Egypt)
• Mizimu (Luganda People, Africa)
• Mjollnir Miolnir, Mjolnir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Mka-gro-ma (Tibet)
• Mkah Hgroma (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Mmoatia (Twi People, Africa)
• Mmokos (Slavic)
• Mnemosyne (Greek)
• Mneuis (Egypt)
• Mnevis Mneuis (Egypt)
• Mo-hi-hai (China)
• Mo-li (China)
• Mo-li-chi (China)
• Mo-li Ch'ing (Buddhist; China)
• Mo-li Hai (China)
• Mo-li Hung (China)
• Mo-li Shou (China)
• Moaalii (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Mode (Teutonic)
• Modgud (Norse; Teutonic)
• Modi Mode (Norse; Teutonic)
• Modron (Welsh)
• Modsogner Modsognir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Moerae (Greek)
• Moertholl (Teutonic)
• Mohammed Muhammad (Arabic), Mahomet (Turkish).
• Mohini (India)
• Moira (Roman)
• Moirae (Greek)
• Moirai Moerae, Moira, Moirae (Greek)
• Moiragetes (Greek)
• Mokusa (Slavic)
• Molc (Middle Eastern)
• Molech (Middle Eastern)
• Molione (Greek)
• Molionides Molionidae (Greek)
• Moloch Malik, Melech, Melekh, Molc, Molech, Mollac, Molloch, Molokh, Mulac (Ammonite, Canaanite, Semite)
• Molokh (Middle Eastern)
• Molpe (Greek)
• Molus (Greek)
• Mommu (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Momo (A) (Hopi People, North American)
• Momo (B) (Celtic)
• Momona (Antilles)
• Momus (Greek)
• Monan (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Mondamin (Chippewa People, North America)
• Moneta (Roman)
• Mongan (Irish)
• Monju (Japan)
• Monju-Bosatsu Monju.
• Mono (Japan)
• Monoecus (Greek)
• Monogenes (Gnostic)
• Mont (Egypt)
• Month (Egypt)
• Moon-hound (Norse; Teutonic)
• Mopaditis (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Mopsus (A) (Greek)
• Mopsus (B) (Greek)
• Mora (Slavic)
• Morave (Melanesian)
• Mordred (Arthurian)
• Morgan Le Fay (British, Celt)
• Morganes (Celtic, Welsh)
• Morirai (Greek)
• Morityama (Acoma People, North America)
• Morkul-Kua-Luan (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Mormyrus Kannume (Egypt)
• Morning Star (Pawnee People, North America)
• Moros (Greek)
• Morpheus (Roman)
• Morrigan (British, Celt)
• Morrigu (Arthurian)
• Mors (Roman)
• Morta (Roman)
• Moschel (Latvia)
• Mosigsig (Oceanic)
• Mot (Ugarit)
• Mother Earth (Greek)
• Mother Earth Moist (Russian, Slavic)
• Mother of All Things (Pawnee People, North America)
• Mother of the Mind (Maya)
• Mother Scorpion (Central America)
• Mother Sea (Inca)
• Mother Womb (Middle Eastern)
• Mothir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Motikitik (Micronesia)
• Mountains (Greek)
• Mouri (Celtic)
• Mowee (Oceanic)
• Moymis (Babylon)
• Mpambe (Africa)
• Mridani (India)
• Mrigavyadha (India)
• Mritya (India)
• Mrtyu (Hindu; India)
• Mtanga (Africa)
• Mu-King (China)
• Mu Kung (China)
• Mucalinda (Buddhist; India)
• Muchilinda Mucalinda (Buddhist; India)
• Mudhead (Hopi People, North America) The clown.
• Mudungkala (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Mueragbuto (New Hebrides)
• Mugasha (Baziba People, Africa)
• Muhammad (Arabic)
• Muit (Australia)
• Mukasa (A) (Bantu People, Uganda, Africa)
• Mukasa (B) (Vedic; India)
• Mukunda (Buddhist; India)
• Mukuru (Africa)
• Mul-lil (Akkadian, Semitic)
• Mulac (Middle Eastern)
• Mulciber the Smelter (Roman)
• Muliebris (Etruscan, Roman)
• Mulius (Greek)
• Muludaianinis (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Muluku (Macouas People, Africa)
• Mulungu (Yao People, Malawi; East Africa)
• Mumham (Celtic)
• Mummu (Assyro-Babylonian; Sumer)
• Mummu-Tiamat (Sumer)
• Mumuhango (Polynesia)
• Munda (India)
• Mundilfari Mundilfaer, Mundilfore, Mundilare (Norse)
• Munga Munga (Oceania)
• Mungamunga Munga Munga (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Mungan-Ngaua (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Mungu Mungo (Giryama People, Africa)
• Muni (India)
• Muninn and Huginn (Norse; Teutonic)
• Munis (India)
• Munitus (Greek)
• Munon (Teutonic)
• Munsumundok (Borneo)
• Muntalog (Indonisian)
• Muntu (Egypt)
• Mur (Sumer)
• Murtaza (Persia)
• Muruhan (India)
• Muryoju (Japan)
• Muryoka (Japan)
• Musa (Africa)
• Musala (India) The sacred pestle of Bala-Rama (q.v.)
• Musagetes (Greek)
• Musali (India)
• Musellsheim (Teutonic)
• Muses (A) (Greek)
• Muses (B) (Greek)
• Muses (C) (Greek)
• Muses (D) (Vedic; India)
• Mushdamma (Sumer)
• Muspel (Teutonic)
• Muspelheim (Teutonic)
• Muspellheim (Teutonic)
• Muspells-heim Muspelheim, Muspellheim, Muspellsheim (Norse; Teutonic)
• Musso Koroni Mousso Koroni (Bambara and Mande People, Africa)
• Mut Muut (Egypt)
• Muta (Roman)
• Mutuhei (Polynesia)
• Mutunus (Roman)
• Mutyalamma (India)
• Muy'ingwa (Hopi People, North America)
• Muyscaya People — Creation Legend (South America)
• Mwambu and Sela (Kenya, Africa)
• Mycene (Greek)
• Myersyats (Slavic)
• Myesyats (Russian, Slavic)
• Mygdon (Greek)
• Mylitta (Babylon, Chaldean)
• Mylitti (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Myo-Ken (Japan)
• Myrmidons (Greek)
• Myrrha (Greek)
• Myrtilus (Greek)
• Mysinger Mysing (Iceland)
• N
• N (Maya)
• Na-Arean (Micronesia)
• Na Atibu (Oceanic)
• Na-naki-me (Japan)
• Na Reau (Micronesia)
• Na Rena (Micronesia)
• Naaki (Finnish)
• Naarayan (India)
• Naareau (Gilbert Islands)
• Nabu Nebo (Mesopotamia)
• Nabudi Women (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Nabug (Assyrian)
• Nachash Nchsh (Hebrew)
• Nacht (Teutonic)
• Nacon (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Naddgofugr (Teutonic)
• Nadi-Devata (Buddhist; India)
• Nadija (India)
• Nadimmud (Babylon)
• Nag (India)
• Naga Knaya (India)
• Naga Naga Knaya Nag (Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Naga-pasa (India)
• Naga-Teka (India)
• Nagarjuna (India)
• Nagas and Nagis (Hindu, Jain; India)
• Nagelfare (Teutonic)
• Nagilfar Naglfar, Naglefar, Naglefare, Naglfari (Norse; Teutonic)
• Naglefar (Teutonic)
• Naglefare (Teutonic)
• Naglefari (Teutonic)
• Naglfar (Teutonic)
• Naglfari (Teutonic)
• Nagnis (India)
• Nagua (Aztec)
• Nagual (Native North American)
• Nah-Hunte (Sumer)
• Nahochacyumchac (Maya)
• Nahual (Aztec)
• Nahualpilli (Aztec)
• Nai (Egypt)
• Nai-nai Niang-niang (China)
• Nai-nai-miao (China)
• Nai-No-Kami (Japan)
• Naia (India)
• Naiades (Greek)
• Naiads (Greek)
• Naids (Greek)
• Naiga-Mesha (India)
• Nairatma (Tibet)
• Nairitya Nairrita (Nepal)
• Nairrita (India)
• Nairriti (India)
• Nairyosangha (Iranian)
• Naivedya (India)
• Naja (India)
• Najade (Slavic)
• Naje (India)
• Nak (Egypt)
• Nakawe (Mexico)
• Naka-yama-tsu-mi (Japan)
• Nakhash (Semite)
• Nakime (Japan)
• Nakisawame-no-kami (Japan)
• Nakiu-Menat (Egypt)
• Nakshatras (India)
• Nakula (India)
• Nakula and Sahadeva (India)
• Nala (India)
• Nam-kha-ing-kya-wang-chug-ma (Tibet)
• Nam-tho-se-ser-chhen (Tibet)
• Namandjolk (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Namarakains (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Namargon (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Namasangiti (Buddhist; Tibet).
• Namcui (India)
• Namios (Greek)
• Nammu (Chaldea, Sumer)
• Nampo Gundari Yasha (Japan)
• Namtar (Assyro-Babylonian, Sumer)
• Namtaru (Sumer)
• Namtillaku (Babylonia)
• Namu-tho-se-ser-chhen (Tibet)
• Namu-Zozusen (India)
• Nana (Greek)
• Nana Nina (Akkadia, Sumer)
• Nana Buluku (Fon People, Africa; Haiti).
• Nanabojo (Native North American)
• Nanaboojoo (Native North American)
• Nanabozho Nanabojo, Nanaboojoo (Algonquin, Chippewa, Cree, Fox, Memomin, Ojibwas, Ottawa, Potawatomi, Sauk People, North America)
• Nanahuatzin Nanauatzin (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Nanai (Japan)
• Nanan-Bouclou (Africa; Haiti)
• Nanauatzin (Mexico)
• Nancomala (Guaymi People, Costa Rica)
• Nanda (A) Nund (India)
• Nanda (B) (India)
• Nanda (C) (India)
• Nandaka (India)
• Nandana Shatananda (India)
• Nandi (Hindu; India)
• Nandini (India)
• Nandisha (Hindu; India)
• Nandisvara (India)
• Nane (Armenia, Babylonia, Sumer)
• Nang-sal-ma (Tibet)
• Nanih Waiya (Choctaw People, North America)
• Nanna (A) (Norse; Teutonic)
• Nanna (B)
• Nannan (Celtic)
• Nannar (A) (Babylonia)
• Nannar (B) (Sumer)
• Nanook (Eskimo)
• Nanshe (Sumer)
• Nantosuelta Nantosvelta (Celtic)
• Nanu (Celtic)
• Nanuq (Eskimo)
• Naonghaithya (Persia)
• Naonhaithya Naonghaithya, Naosihaithya (Persia)
• Naosihaithya (Persia)
• Napaeae (Greek)
• Napi (Blackfoot People, North America)
• Na'pi (Blackfoot People, North America)
• Nar Nara (Pakistan)
• Nara (India)
• Nara-Raja (India)
• Nara-Simbha (India)
• Nara-Simha Nara-Simbha, Narashinha, Narasimba, Narasimbha, Narasinha (Man-Lion) (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Narada (Hindu; India)
• Narah (India)
• Naraka (A) Narakasur, Naraka-asura (Hindu; India)
• Naraka (B)
• Naraloka (India)
• Narasamsa (India)
• Narashinha (India)
• Narasimba (India)
• Narasimbha (India)
• Narasimhavatara (India)
• Narasinha Man-Lion (India)
• Narayana (A) Nara, Narah, Naarayan, Satya-Narayana, Satyapir (Hindu; India)
• Narayana (B) (Hindu, Muslim; India)
• Narayana (C) (Hindu; India)
• Narayana (D) (Hindu; India)
• Narayana (E) (Hindu; India)
• Narcissus (Greek)
• Nare (Teutonic)
• Nareau Na Reau, Naareau, Nareua, Narleau, Naruau, Nauru (Oceanic)
• Narfe (Teutonic)
• Narfi (Teutonic)
• Nari (A) (Teutonic)
• Nari (B) (India)
• Nari (C) (Babylonia)
• Narleau (Gilbert Islands)
• Naru (Teutonic)
• Naru-kami (Japan)
• Naruau (Gilbert Islands)
• Narve Nare, Narfe, Narfi, Nari, Narvi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Narvi (Teutonic)
• Nasamon (Greek)
• Nasargiel (Hebrew)
• Nasatyas and Dasra (India)
• Nasilele (Zambia, Africa)
• Nasrah (Arabic)
• Nastrond (Norse; Teutonic)
• Nasu (Zoroaster; Persia)
• Nat (A) (Greek)
• Nat (B) (Teutonic)
• Nat-thami (Burma)
• Nata and Nena (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Natagai (Mongol)
• Nataraja Nataraja Siva (Hindu; India)
• Natesha (India)
• Nats (Buddhist; Burma)
• Natu-no-me-no-kami (Japan)
• Natu-taka-mi-no-kami (Japan)
• Nature (Greek)
• Nau (Egypt)
• Nau and Naut (Egypt)
• Nau and Nen (Egypt)
• Nauholin (Aztec)
• Nauisithous (Greek)
• Naunet (Egypt)
• Nauplius (A) (Greek)
• Nauplius (B) (Greek)
• Nauroz (Persian)
• Nauru (Gilbert Islands)
• Nausinous (Greek)
• Nav (Slavic)
• Nava-ratri (India)
• Navagrahas (Nepal)
• Navasard (Armenian)
• Nayanezgani and Thobadzistshini (Navajo People, North America)
• Naymlap (Andean People, South America)
• Nazi (Semitic, Sumerian)
• Nchsh (Hebrew)
• Ndengei Ndengi (Fiji Islands)
• Ndengi (Fiji Islands)
• Ndjambi Karunga (Herero People, Southwest Africa)
• Ndrianahary (Africa)
• Ndriananahary ‘Ndriananahary, ‘Ndrianahary (Madagascar, Africa)
• Ne (Egypt)
• Ne No Kuni (Japan)
• Ne-No-Kuni (Japan)
• Naenia (Roman)
• Neaera (A) (Greek)
• Neaera (B) (Greek)
• Neb-Abui (Egypt)
• Neb-baui (Egypt)
• Neb-Hrau (Egypt)
• Neb-Maat (Egypt)
• Neb-senku (Egypt)
• Neb-Ti (Egypt)
• Neba-per-em-khetkhet (Egypt)
• Nebhet Hotep (Egypt)
• Nebiru (Babylon)
• Nebmerutef (Egypt)
• Nebo (Hebrew, Sumer)
• Nebrophonus (Greek)
• Nebt-het (Egypt)
• Nebt-Hetep (Egypt)
• Nebt-Hetep Nebhet Hotep (Egypt)
• Nebt Ushau (Egypt)
• Nebthet (Egypt)
• Nechtan (Celtic, Irish)
• Neda (Greek)
• Nedu (Sumer)
• Nef-em-baiu (Egypt)
• Nefer Hor (Egypt)
• Nefer-Tem (Egypt)
• Nefertem (Egypt)
• Nefertum Nefer-Tem, Nefertem (Egypt)
• Negafok (Eskimo)
• Negative Confession (Egypt)
• Negoogunogumbar (Pygmy People, Africa)
• Neha-Bra (Egypt)
• Neha-Hau (Egypt)
• Neha-Hra (Egypt)
• Nehallennia (Norse)
• Neheb-Kau (Egypt)
• Neheb-Nefert (Egypt)
• Nehebkau Neheb-kau (Egypt)
• Neheh (Egypt)
• Nehelennia (Teutonic)
• Nehesu (Egypt)
• Nehi (Egypt)
• Nehmauit (Egypt)
• Neht (Egypt)
• Neit (Egypt)
• Neiterogob (Masai People, Africa)
• Neith Neit (Egypt)
• Nejamesha (Jains; India)
• Nekhbet (Egypt)
• Nekhebet (Egypt)
• Nekhen (Egypt)
• Nekheny (Egypt)
• Nekhibit (Egypt)
• Neleus (Greek)
• Nemain Neamhan, Neman (Celtic)
• Neman (Celtic)
• Nemcatacoa (Chibcha People, Bogata, South America)
• Nemeds (Irish)
• Nemesco (India)
• Nemesis (Greek, Persian)
• Nemeso (India)
• Nemo-kuni (Japan)
• Nemon (Celtic)
• Nempterequeteva (Chibcha People, Bogata South America)
• Nemquetcha (Muyscaya People, South America)
• Nemquetheba (Chibcha People, Bogata, South America)
• Nen (Egypt)
• Nenaunir ‘Nenaunir. (Masai People, Africa)
• ‘Nenaunir (Masai People, Africa)
• Neno-Katatsu-kuni Ne-no-kuni (Japan)
• Neolya (Russia)
• Nephele (Greek; possibly Semitic)
• Nephthys Nephythys (Egypt)
• Nephythys (Egypt)
• Nepra (Egypt)
• Nepri (Egypt)
• Nept-Uns (Roman)
• Neptune (Roman)
• Neptunus (Roman)
• Nereides (Greek)
• Nereids Nereides (Greek)
• Nereus (Greek)
• Nergal Nirgalu (Assyro-Babylonia, Phoenicia, Sumer; possibly of Egyptian origin).
• Neri (Norse; Teutonic)
• Nerig (Babylon)
• Nerivik Nerrivik (Eskimo People, Greenland)
• Nerrivik (Greenland)
• Nerta (Egypt)
• Nertha (Teutonic)
• Nerthus Nertha (Norse; Teutonic)
• Nesaru (Arikara People)
• Nesert (Egypt)
• Nesr (Arabic)
• Nesreca (Serbian)
• Nessus (Greek)
• Nestor (Greek)
• Nesu (Sumer)
• Net (Egypt)
• Netch-baiu (Egypt)
• Netchesti (Egypt)
• Nete (Greek)
• Neter (Egypt)
• Neter-Khertet (Egypt)
• Neter Mut (Egypt)
• Neter-Ta (Egypt)
• Neteri (Egypt)
• Netetthap (Egypt)
• Nethert (Egypt)
• Neti (Sumer)
• Netra (Egypt)
• Neuri (Slavic)
• Ng Ai (Africa)
• ‘Ng Ai (Masai People, Africa)
• Nga (Yurak People, Siberia)
• Ngahue (Polynesia, New Zealand)
• Ngai Ng Ai, Ng Ai, ‘Ngai (Masai Group; Kikuya People, East Africa)
• ‘Ngai (Masai People, Africa)
• Ngakola (Banda People, Africa)
• Ngalijod (Australia)
• Ngaore (Polynesia, New Zealand)
• Ngaru (Mangaia Island, Polynesia)
• Ngewo (Africa)
• Ngewo-Wa Ngewo (Mende People; West Africa)
• Ngunyari (Australia)
• Ngurunderi (Australia)
• Ngurvilu (Araucanian People, Chile)
• Ngworekara (Fan People, Africa)
• Nhangs (Armenian, Persian)
• Ni (Inca People, Peru)
• Nibelung Nibelungen, Niblungs, Niflungar, Niflungs (Norse; Teutonic)
• Nibelungen (Teutonic)
• Niblungs (Teutonic)
• Nicahtagah (Maya)
• Nice (Greek)
• Nichan (Gros-Ventre Group of Algonquin People, North America)
• Nicippe (Greek)
• Nick (Teutonic)
• Nicor (Teutonic)
• Nicostratus (Greek)
• Nidaba (Babylon)
• Niddhogge (Teutonic)
• Nidhema Naivedya Sal-za-ma (Tibet)
• Nidhod (Teutonic)
• Nidhogg (Teutonic)
• Nidhoggr (Teutonic)
• Nidhug (Teutonic)
• Nidim (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nidra (India)
• Nifelheim (Teutonic)
• Nif'fleheim (Teutonic)
• Nifl-heim Niffleheim, Nifelheim, Nifhel, Niflheim, Nivlheim. (Norse; Teutonic)
• Niflheim (Teutonic)
• Niflhel (Teutonic)
• Niflung (Teutonic)
• Niflungar (Teutonic)
• Niflungs (Teutonic)
• Nig (Teutonic)
• Nighhoggr (Teutonic)
• Night (A) (Greek)
• Night (B) (Norse; Teutonic)
• Night Gods (Aztec)
• Night Journey (Islamic)
• Nightingale (Greek)
• Nigi-mi-tama (Japan)
• Nigishzida (Mesopotamia)
• Nihongi, The (Japan)
• Nii-no-ama (Japan)
• Nijuhachi-bushu (Japan)
• Nik (Teutonic)
• Nikasha (India)
• Nike Nice (Greek)
• Nikkal (Mesopotamia)
• Nila Tara (India)
• Nila-Vastra (India)
• Nilakantha (India)
• Nilavarahi (Nepal)
• Nile (Greek)
• Nimah (Sumer)
• Nimrod (Hebrew)
• Nimsimug (Babylon)
• Nimue (Arthurian)
• Nimurta (Sumer)
• Nin-Ib (Akkadia, Assyro-Babylonia, Sumer)
• Nin-Ip (Babylon)
• Nin-kar-zi-da (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nin-karrak (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nin-khar-sagga (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nin-kharak (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nin-Khursag (Sumer)
• Nin-Ki (Sumer)
• Nin-Lil (Semitic)
• Nin-si-anna (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nin-Si-Anna (Middle Eastern)
• Nina (A) (Mexico)
• Nina (B) (Sumer)
• Ninagal (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Ninanna (Babylonia)
• Ninatta and Kulitta (Babylonia)
• Ninazu (Sumer)
• Ninbubu (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nindubarra (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nindulla (Semitic)
• Nindurra (Sumer)
• Nine Songs, The (China)
• Nineb (Babylon)
• Ninedinna (Babylon)
• Nineishizda (Sumer, Babylon)
• Ninella (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Ninetta (Sumer)
• Ninevah (Sumer)
• Ningal (Semitic, Sumer, Babylon)
• Ningirda (Sumer)
• Ningirsu (Sumer)
• Ningishzida (Babylon, Sumer)
• Ningizzida (Sumer)
• Ningursu (Sumer)
• Ningyo (Japan)
• Ninharsag (Sumer)
• Ninhursag Nin-Khursag, Ninharsag, Ninkhursag. (Sumer, Accad)
• Niniane (Arthurian)
• Ninib (A) (Japan)
• Ninib (B) (Sumer)
• Ninigi (Shinto; Japan)
• Ninigi-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Ninigiku (Sumer)
• Ninildu (Babylon)
• Nininni (Babylon)
• Ninisinna (Sumer)
• Ninkarrak Nin-karrak, Nin-kharak, Ninkarraka (Assyro-Babylonia, Sumer)
• Ninkarraka (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Ninkasi (Semite)
• Ninkhursag (Sumer)
• Ninki Nin-Ki (Sumer)
• Ninkilim (Sumer)
• Ninkurra Nindurra (Sumer)
• Ninlil (Assyro-Babylonian; Sumer)
• Ninlilla (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Ninma (Sumer)
• Ninmah (Middle Eastern)
• Ninmah (Sumer)
• Ninmu Ninma (Sumerian)
• Ninmug (Sumer)
• Ninsar (Sumer)
• Ninshubur (Sumer)
• Ninsinna (Babylon)
• Ninsu-Utud (Akkadian, Babylonian, Sumerian)
• Ninsubur (Akkadian, Babylonian, Sumerian)
• Ninsun (Chaldea, Sumer)
• Ninth Division of Tuat (Egypt)
• Ninti (Sumer)
• Nintil (Akkadian, Babylonian, Sumerian)
• Nintu (Sumerian)
• Nintud Innini, Ninanna, Nininni, Ninsinna, Nintu (Akkadia, Babylon, Sumer)
• Nintue
• Ninurash (Sumer)
• Ninurta Nimurta (Akkadia, Canaan, Sumer)
• Ninzadim (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nio (Buddhist; Japan)
• Niobe (A) (Greek)
• Niobe (B) (Greek)
• Niord (Teutonic)
• Niparaya (Pericu People, Native North American)
• Nipin and Pipoun (Algonquin, Montagnais People, North America)
• Nipinoukhe and Pipounoukhe
• Nir-Jara (India)
• Nirba (Akkadian)
• Nireus (Greek)
• Nirgalu (Babylon)
• Nirig (Babylon)
• Nirrita (India)
• Nirriti (Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Nirruti (India)
• Nirvana (India)
• Nisaba (A) (Sumer)
• Nishatha (India)
• Nisis Nisus (Greek)
• Nisroch (Assyrian)
• Nissyen (Celtic)
• Nistigri (India)
• Nisumbha (India)
• Nisus (Greek)
• Nit (A) (Egypt)
• Nit (B) Niti (India)
• Nitatui (India)
• Nithog (Teutonic)
• Nithogg (Teutonic)
• Niti (India)
• Niti-ghosha (India)
• Nitwatakawaca (India)
• Nitya-Kali (India)
• Niu (Egypt)
• Niu-T'ou (China)
• Niu-Y'ou Niu-t'ou (Buddhist; China).
• Nivlheim (Teutonic)
• Nixe (Teutonic)
• Nixie Necar, Necks, Nick, Nig, Nik, Nixe, Nixie, Nixy, Nokel, (Teutonic)
• Nixy (Teutonic)
• Njord Niord, Njorth (Norse; Teutonic)
• Njorth (Teutonic)
• Nkosi Yama'kosi (Ndebele People, Zimbabwe, Africa)
• Nkulnkulu (Africa)
• No-no-kami (Japan)
• Noah (Hebrew)
• Noatun (Norse; Teutonic)
• Nodens (Celtic)
• Nodotus (Roman)
• Noesarnak (Eskimo People)
• Nogamain Nogomain (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Nogat (Mongol)
• Nogomain (Australia)
• Nohochacyum (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Nokel (Saxon)
• Noken (Teutonic)
• Nokomis (Algonquian People, North America)
• Nommo (Dogon People, Sudan, Africa)
• Nomus (Greek)
• Noncomala (Central America)
• Nona (Tahiti)
• Nono Nona (Greek)
• Nootaikok (Eskimo)
• Nor (Teutonic)
• Nordi (Teutonic)
• Nordre (Teutonic)
• Nordri Nordre (Norse; Teutonic)
• Nordur (Teutonic)
• Norea (Coptic)
• Norine (Teutonic)
• Norn (Teutonic)
• Nornir (Teutonic)
• Norns (Norse; Teutonic)
• Norse — Creation Legend
• North Wind (Greek)
• Norve (Teutonic)
• Norvi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Notos Notus (Greek)
• Nott (Norse; Teutonic)
• Notus Notos (Greek)
• Nous (Valentinus sect, Post-Christian Gnostics)
• Nox (Greek)
• Nu (Egypt)
• Nu-Kua Nu Kua (China)
• Nu Wa Naing Naing (China)
• Nu-Zuchi (Japan)
• Nuada Nuadhu (Celtic)
• Nuada Argentlam (Celtic)
• Nuadha Airgedlamh (Celtic)
• Nuadhu (Celtic)
• Nuba (Sudan)
• Nubti (Egypt)
• Nud (Celtic)
• Nud Nodens (Celtic)
• Nudd (Celtic)
• Nudimmud Nadimmud (Babylon)
• Nuga (Melanesia)
• Nugal (Teutonic)
• Nuit (Egypt)
• Nujalik (Eskimo)
• Nuktelios (Greek)
• Nukuchyumchakob (Maya)
• Nuliajuk (Netsilik Eskimo People)
• Num (Samoyd)
• Numbakulla (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Nummo (Africa)
• Numokh Mukana (Mandan)
• Numphe (Greek)
• Nun (Egypt)
• Nun and Naunet (Nunet)
• Nunam-shua (Eskimo People, Pacific Region)
• Nunbarshegunu (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Nund (India)
• Nunet (Naunet) (Egypt)
• Nunu (Egypt)
• Nunyunuwi (Cherokee People, North America)
• Nurelli (Aborgine People, Australia)
• Nurra (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Nurrundere Nurundere, Nurunderi (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Nurunderi (Australia)
• Nusku (Assyro-Babylonian, Sumer)
• Nusmatlizaix (Bella-Coola People, North America)
• Nut (Egypt)
• Nutapa (South America)
• Nutar (Egypt)
• Nu'umea (Polynesia)
• Nux (Greek)
• Nuzuchi (Japan)
• Nyalic (Africa)
• Nyalitch (Dinka People, Africa)
• Nyambe (Nigeria, Africa)
• Nyambi (Africa)
• Nyame Nyami (Ashanti, Twi People, Africa)
• Nyame and Asase (Africa)
• Nyamia (Africa)
• Nyamia Ama (Senegal, Africa)
• Nyankopon (Africa)
• Nyankopon Kweku (Africa)
• Nyankopong (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Nyasaye (Maragoli People, Kenya, Africa)
• Nyceteus (Greek)
• Nyctimene (Greek)
• Nyikang (Shilluck People, Africa)
• Nyktelios (Greek)
• Nymphs Numphe
• Nyokon (Cameroon People, Africa)
• Nyx (Greek)
• Nzambi (Bantu People, Africa)
• Nzambi Mpungu (Africa)
• Nzame (Fon People, Africa)
• Nzamgi (Bakongo People, Lower Congo, Africa)
• O
• O-kuni-Nushi (Japan)
• O-mi-t'o Fo (China)
• O-pa-me (Tibet)
• O-sung (Tibet)
• O-Wata-Tsu-Mi Oho-Wata-Tsu-Mi, O-Wata-Tsumi (Shinto; Japan)
• O-Wata-Tsumi (Japan)
• O-Yama-Tsu-Mi (Japan)
• O-zer-chem-ma (Tibet)
• Oado (Persia)
• Oak of Mughna (Celtic)
• Oak of Two Greens (Celtic)
• Oannes Onnes, On (Babylonian, Chaldean, Sumerian, Greek)
• Oarion (Greek)
• Oath (Teutonic)
• Oba (A) (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Oba (B) (Africa)
• Oba-Orun (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Obagat (Pelew Islands)
• Obasi Nsi (West Africa)
• Obassi (Africa)
• Obassi Osaw Obassi (Hausa People of the Niger, Africa)
• Obastet (Egypt)
• Obatala (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Obe (Africa)
• Obeah (Africa)
• Oberon (Anglo-Franco)
• Obi (Africa; West Indies)
• Obosom (Africa)
• Obriareus (Greek)
• Obsidian Butterfly (Aztec)
• Obtala (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Ocaleia (Greek)
• Ocean (Greek)
• Oceanic — Creation Legend
• Oceanides (Greek)
• Oceanids Oceanides (Greek)
• Oceanus Okeanos (Greek)
• Ocelotonatiuh (Mexico)
• Ocepta Ocypete (Greek)
• Ochimus (Greek)
• Ochren (Celtic)
• Ochun (Africa)
• Ocirvani and Tsagan-Sukuty (Mongol)
• Ockabewis (Chippewa People, North America)
• Ocleia (Greek)
• Ocrisia (Greek)
• Octli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ocypete (Greek)
• Od (Norse; Teutonic)
• Od-Dpag-Med (Tibet)
• Od-Hroerir (Teutonic)
• Oddua (Africa)
• Odem (Hebrew)
• Oder (Teutonic)
• Odherir (Teutonic)
• Odhinn (Teutonic)
• Odhroerir (Teutonic)
• Odin Odhinn, Othin, Othinn, Othinus, Ouvin, Votan, Votan, Wodan, Wode, Wodemus, Woden, Wodhen, Wodin, Wotam, Woutan, Wuotan (Norse; Teutonic)
• Odnir (Teutonic)
• Odraerir Od-Hroerir, Odherir, Odhroerir, Odrerer, Odrorir, Odrovir, Othrevir, Othroerir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Odrerer (Teutonic)
• Odrorir (Teutonic)
• Odrovir (Teutonic)
• Odu-Duwa (Africa)
• Odudua (Africa)
• Oduduwa Odudua, Odu-Duwa (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Odur (Teutonic)
• Odysseus (Greek)
• Oebaulus (Greek)
• Oedipus Oidipous, Oidipodes (Greek)
• Oegir (Teutonic)
• Oegishailm (Norse; Teutonic)
• Oenamaus Oenomaus (Greek)
• Oenarus (Greek)
• Oeneus (A) (Greek)
• Oeneus (B) (Greek)
• Oengus (Celtic, Irish)
• Oengus of the Bruigh (Celtic, Irish)
• Oenomaus (Greek)
• Oenone Oinone (Greek)
• Oenopion (Greek)
• Ogdoad, The (Egypt)
• Ogetsu-Hime Ogetsu-Hime-No-Kami (Japan)
• Oggun (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Ogham (Celtic)
• Ogma (Celtic, Gaul, Irish)
• Ogmios (Celtic)
• Ogoni (Slavic)
• Ogoun (Africa, Haitian)
• Ogrigwabibikwa (Pygmy People, Africa)
• Ogue (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Ogun Oggun (Dahomey, Yoruba People, Africa; Caribbean; Central America; South America)
• Ogyges (Greek)
• Ogyrvan (Celtic)
• Oh-Kuni-Nushi (Japan)
• Oh-kuninushi (Japan)
• Oh-magatsumi (Japan)
• Oh-Yama-Tsumi (Japan)
• Ohdowas (Iroquois People, North America) Evil spirits.
• Oho-ge-tsu-himi (Japan)
• Oho-hiru-me No Muchi (Japan)
• Oho-iwa Dai-myo-jin (Japan)
• Oho-Kuni-Nushi-No-Kami (Japan)
• Oho-to-mahe No Mikoto (Japan)
• Oho-to-nochi No Mikoto (Japan)
• Oho-yama-tsu-mi (Japan)
• Ohonamochi (Japan)
• Ohouris (Egypt)
• Ohoyo Osh Chishba (Choctaw People, North America)
• Ohrmazd Ormuzd (Persia)
• Oidipodes (Greek)
• Oidipous (Greek)
• Oileus (Greek)
• Oinone (Greek)
• Oiwa Daimyojin (Japan)
• Okami-no-kami (Japan)
• Oke (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Oke Hede (Mandan)
• Okeanos (Greek)
• Oki (Huron People, North America)
• Oki-tsu-hiko (Japan)
• Oki-tsu-hime (Japan)
• Okikurumi (Ainu People, Japan)
• Okitsushima-Hime-no-Mikoto (Japan)
• Oklatabashih (Choctaw People, North America)
• Oko (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Okolner (Norse; Teutonic)
• Oku-Thor (Norse; Teutonic)
• Okuni-Nushino-Mikoto (Shinto; Japan)
• Okuninushi (Japan)
• Ol-Okun (Africa)
• Ol-Orun (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Ola'li (Maidu People, North America)
• Old Age (Greek)
• Old Black God, The (Maya)
• Old Coyote (Mexico)
• Old God (Mexico)
• Old Woman Earth (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Oldherir (Teutonic)
• Olelbis (Wintun People, North America)
• Olelpanti (Wintun People, North America)
• Olenias (Greek)
• Olenus (Greek)
• Oler Oller, Uller (Norse; Teutonic)
• Olifat Olofat (Caroline Islands; Micronesia)
• Oller (Teutonic)
• Ollerus (Teutonic)
• Oloddumare (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Olode (Africa)
• Olodumare Oloddumare (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Olofad (Micronesia)
• Olofat (Micronesia)
• Olofi (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Olofin-Orun (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Olokun Ol-Okun (Benin, Yoruba People, Nigeria, Africa)
• Olorun (Benin, Yoruba People, Africa)
• Olu-Igbo (Africa)
• Oluksak (Eskimo)
• Olumbe (Africa)
• Olusi (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Oluwa (Yoruna People, Africa)
• Olympian Creation Myth (Greek)
• Olympus (Greek)
• Omacatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ometecutli and Omeciuatl (Aztec, Toltec People, Mexico)
• Ometeotl Ometeuctli, Ometecuhtli, Omeciuatl (Aztec, Toltec People, Mexico)
• Omeyocan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Omi (Teutonic)
• Omi-tsu-nu (Japan)
• Omicle (Phoenician)
• Omidu-nu-no-kami (Japan)
• Omito (China)
• Omit'o-fo (China)
• Omito-Fu (China)
• Omiwa (Japan)
• Omohi-kane No Kami (Japan)
• Omorka Omoroka (Babylon, Chaldea)
• Omoroka (Babylon)
• Omphale (Greek)
• Omumbo-Rombonga (Africa)
• Omumborombonga Omumbo-Rombonga (Herero People, Africa)
• On (Chaldea)
• Ona (Tierra del Fuego)
• Onamuji (Japan)
• Onar (Teutonic)
• Onatah (Iroquois)
• Onatha Onatah (Iroquois People, North America)
• Oneiroi (Greek)
• Oneus (Greek)
• Oni (Buddhist; Japan)
• Oni-tsu-nu (Japan)
• Onlar (Turkey)
• Onnes (Chaldea)
• Onnophris (Egypt)
• Ono (Hawaii; Polynesia)
• Onoophris (Egypt)
• Onophris (Egypt)
• Onoruame (Tarahumara People, South America)
• Onouris (Egypt)
• Onuphis (Egypt)
• Onuris (Egypt)
• Onyame (Akan People, Africa)
• Onyankopon Onyankopong (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Onyankopong (Africa)
• Ooyarrauyamitok (Eskimo)
• Ope (Norse; Teutonic)
• Opet (Egypt)
• Ophiomorphus (Gnostic)
• Ophion (Greek)
• Ophois (Egypt)
• Ophois Wepwawet (Egypt)
• Opian Menoetius (Greek)
• Opis (Greek)
• Opita (Haiti)
• Opo (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Opo-Kuni-Nusi (Japan)
• Opo-yama-tu-mi-no-kami (Japan)
• Opochtli (Aztec)
• Ops (Roman)
• Oranos (Greek)
• Oratal (Greek)
• Orboda (Teutonic)
• Orchomenus (Greek)
• Orcus (Roman)
• Oreades (Greek)
• Oreads Oreades (Greek)
• Orehu (Arawak People, South America)
• Oreithyia (Greek)
• Orenda (Iroquois People, North America)
• Orendil (Teutonic)
• Orestes (Greek)
• Orgelmir (Teutonic)
• Ori-hime (Japan)
• Orihime (Japan)
• Orin-Murt (Finnish)
• Orion Oarion, Urion (Greek)
• Orish-nla Orishanla (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Orish-Oke (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Orish-Oko Possibly Orish-oke (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Orisha-Oko (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Orishanla (Africa)
• Orishas (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Orithyia (Greek)
• Orko (Basque)
• Ormazd (Iranian)
• Ormet (Norse; Teutonic)
• Ormizd (Armenian)
• Ormuz (Iranian)
• Ormuzd Ormazd, Ormuz (Persia)
• Ornytion (Greek)
• Oro (Polynesia, Tahiti)
• Orokannar (Africa)
• Oromazez (Iranian)
• Oromila (Benin People, Africa)
• Oromuco (Aztec)
• Orpheus (Greek)
• Orphne (Greek)
• Orry (Celtic)
• Orseis (Greek)
• Orsilochus (Greek)
• Ort (Finnish)
• Ortheis (Greek)
• Orthrus (Greek)
• Orula (Africa)
• Orumbe (Africa)
• Orun-Mi-La (Africa)
• Orunmila Orun-Mi-La (“Heaven Knows Who to Save”), (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Orvandel (Teutonic)
• Osanyin (Africa)
• Oschun Oshan, Oshun (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Oshadagea (Iroquois People, North America)
• Oshadi-Pati (India)
• Oshan (Africa)
• Oshosi (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Oshun (Africa)
• Osiris (Egypt)
• Osiris-Apis (Egypt)
• Osiris-Hapi (Egypt)
• Oski (Teutonic)
• Osorapis (Egypt)
• Ossa (Greek)
• Ostra (Teutonic)
• Osun (Africa)
• Ot (Mongolia)
• Otafuku (Japan)
• Oter (Teutonic)
• Otgon (Iroquois People, North America)
• Othin (Teutonic)
• Othinn (Teutonic)
• Othinus (Teutonic)
• Othrevir (Teutonic)
• Othroerir (Teutonic)
• Othur (Teutonic)
• Oti (Africa)
• Otkon (Iroquois People, North America)
• Otontecutli (Aztec)
• Otos (Phoenician)
• Otr (Teutonic)
• Otrera (Greek)
• Otshirvani (Central Asia)
• Ottar Oter, Otr, Ottarr, Otter (Norse; Teutonic)
• Ottarr (Teutonic)
• Otter (Teutonic)
• Otua (Polynesia)
• Otus (Greek)
• Oulapatou (Tierra del Fuego)
• Oulomos (Phoenician)
• Ouranos (Greek)
• Ourea (Greek)
• Ouri (Celtic)
• Ousoos (Phoenician)
• Ouvin (Teutonic)
• Ovinnik (Slavic)
• Ox-Face (China)
• Ox-Head (China)
• Oxlus (Greek)
• Oxomoco Oromuco, Oxomuco (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Oxomuco (Aztec)
• Oxyrhynchus (Egypt)
• Oya (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Ozun (Yoruba People, Africa)
• P
• Pa (China)
• Pa-cha Pa Ch'a (China)
• Pa Hsien (China)
• Pa Kung (China)
• Pa-yama-to-no-kami (Japan)
• Pacari (Inca People, Peru)
• Paccari Tampu (Inca People, Peru)
• Pachacamac Pacha-Camak (Pre-Inca, later incorporated into Inca)
• Pacharurac (Peru)
• Pachayachachic (Peru)
• Pachamama Pacha-Mama (Pre-Inca, Peru)
• Padma (India)
• Padma Dakinis (India)
• Padma Krotishaurima (Tibet)
• Padma-pam (India)
• Padma Sambhav (Tibet)
• Padmaheruka (Tibet)
• Padmapani Padma-pam (India)
• Padmavati (India)
• Paeon (A) (Greek)
• Paeon (B) (Greek)
• Paeon (C) (Greek)
• Pagoda (Buddhist)
• P'ags-skyes-po (Tibet)
• Pah (Pawnee People, North America)
• Paha (Finnish)
• Pahulu (Hawaii)
• Pai (Egypt)
• Pai Mu-tan (China)
• Paia (Polynesia)
• Pairikas Pairika (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Pairimaiti (Persia)
• Pais (Armenia)
• Paisacha (India)
• Pakadringa (Aborigine People, Melville Island, Australia)
• Pakasasana (India)
• Pakhet (Egypt)
• Pakheth (Egypt)
• Pakht Pakheth (Egypt)
• Palaechthon (Greek)
• Palaemon (Roman)
• Pales (Roman)
• Palici (Greek)
• Palladium (Greek)
• Pallantia (Greek)
• Pallas (A) (Greek)
• Pallas (B) (Greek)
• Pallas (C) (Greek)
• Pallas (D) (Greek)
• Pallas (E) (Greek)
• Pallas (F) (Greek)
• Pallas (G) (Greek)
• Pallas (H) (Greek)
• Pallas Athena (Greek)
• Pallas Athene (Greek)
• Pallor (Greek)
• Palmyra (Mesopotamia)
• Palta (Greek)
• Paltar (Teutonic)
• Palulop (Micronesia)
• Palulukon (Hopi People, North America)
• Pamola (Algonquin People, North America)
• Pamphylus (Greek)
• Pan (Greek)
• P'an Chin-Lien P'an Kin-Lien (China)
• P'an Kin-Lien (China)
• Pan-Ku (Chinese)
• P'an Ku (Taoist; China)
• P'an-T'ao Fan T'ao (China)
• Panacea (Greek)
• Pancasirsha, Mount Pancaskiki, Mount (Nepal)
• Panch Buddhas (Nepal)
• Pancha-muke (India)
• Panchajana (India)
• Panchali (India)
• Panchashirsha, Mount Pancaskika, Pancasirsha (Nepal)
• Panchika (Buddhist; India)
• Pandara Pandaravasani (Buddhist; India)
• Pandaravasani Pandaravasini (Tibet) (India)
• Pandareus (Greek)
• Pandavas, The (Hindu; India)
• Panderces (Greek)
• Pandora (Greek)
• Pandrosos Pandrosus (Greek)
• Pandu (India)
• Panhellenius (Greek)
• Pani Panis (Hindu; India)
• Pannagas (India)
• Panopae (Greek)
• Panope (Greek)
• Panpati (India)
• Panther, The (Iroquois People, North America)
• Papa (A) Fakahotu, Hakahotu, Papa-tu-a-nuku, Tu-metua. (Polynesia; New Zealand)
• Papa (B) (Mexico)
• Papa-Tu-Anuku (Polynesia)
• Papa-tu-a-nuku (Polynesia)
• Papalguenna (Babylonia)
• Papsukkal Papukkal, Papsukal (Mesopotamia)
• Papukkal (Sumer)
• Paqok (Mexico)
• Par (Egypt)
• Para (India)
• Parae (Greek)
• Parameshthin Prajapatya (India)
• Parashara (Brahmanic, Hindu, India)
• Parashur Rama Parasu-Rama, Parasuraman, Purrishram, Pursurama (Brahmanic, Hindu, India)
• Parasu-Pani (India)
• Parasu-Rama (India)
• Parasurama (India)
• Parasuraman (India)
• Paravani (India)
• Paravataksha (India)
• Parbati (India)
• Parca (Roman)
• Parcae (Roman)
• Parganya (India)
• Pariacaca (Inca People, Peru)
• Pariae (Greek)
• Parijata Tree Kalpa Tree, World Tree (Hindu; India)
• Parikshit (Hindu, India)
• Paris (A) (Greek)
• Paris (B) (Persia)
• Parjanya Parganya, Parjanya-vata (Rain and Wind); (Vedic; India)
• Parjanya-vata (India)
• Parnasavari (India)
• Parnassus (Greek)
• Parthenia (Greek)
• Parthenopaeus (Greek)
• Parthenos (Greek)
• Partholanians (Irish)
• Partholon Partholan (Irish)
• Partholonians (Irish)
• Parusha (India)
• Parvata (India)
• Parvati Parbati, Parvata, Parwati, Purbutty (Hindu; India)
• Parwati (India)
• Pasa (India)
• Pashadhari (India, Tibet)
• Pasht (Egypt)
• Pashupa (India)
• Pashupati (A) (India)
• Pashupati (B) (Nepal)
• Pashupati (C) (India)
• Pashyanti (India)
• Pasi (India)
• Pasiphae (Greek)
• Pasithea (A) (Greek)
• Pasithea (B) (Greek)
• Passalus (Greek)
• Patagonian People — Creation Legend (South America)
• Pasupata Pinka (India)
• Pasupati Pashupati (India)
• Patala Patalas (Hindu; India)
• Patalas (India)
• Patecatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Pathalavati (India)
• Patol (Gnostic)
• Patroclus (Greek)
• Paulomi-Vallabha (India)
• Pautiwa (Hopi People, North America)
• Pav (India)
• Pavaka (India)
• Pavamana (India)
• Pavana (India)
• Pavanareka, Queen (India)
• Pax (Roman)
• Paya-aki-tu-piko-no-kami (Japan)
• Payatamu (Zuni People, North America)
• Payetome (Brazil, South America)
• Paynal Painal, Paynalton (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Pazuzu (Sumer)
• Peaches of Immortality (China)
• Pedaeus (Greek)
• Pedsi and Pehor (Egypt)
• Pegae (Greek)
• Pegasos (Greek)
• Pegasus Pegasos (Greek; earlier, Assyrian, Hittite)
• Pehor and Pedsi (Egypt)
• Pei-Chi-Chen (China)
• Peiras (Greek)
• Peirene (A) (Greek)
• Peirene (B) (Greek)
• Peirithous (Greek)
• Peisander (Greek)
• Peisidice (Greek)
• Peisinoe (Greek)
• Peisistratus (Greek)
• Peitho (Greek)
• Pekoi (Hawaii)
• Pelasgian Creation Myth (Greek)
• Pelasgus (A) (Greek)
• Pelasgus (B) (Greek)
• Pelasgus (C) (Greek)
• Pelasgus (D) (Greek)
• Pelasgus (E) (Greek)
• Pele (Hawaiian, Polynesian)
• Pele-Ulu (Hawaii)
• Peleus (Greek)
• Pelias (Greek)
• Pelion (Greek)
• Pelios (Greek)
• Pelopia (Greek)
• Peloponnesus (Greek)
• Pelops (Greek)
• Pelus (Greek)
• Pemba Pembu, Pembo (West Africa)
• Penates (Etruscan, Roman)
• Peneius (Greek)
• Peneleos (Greek)
• Penelope (Greek)
• Peneus (Greek)
• Penglai (Taoist, China)
• Penthesileia (Greek)
• Pentheus (Greek)
• Peparethus (Greek)
• Pepi (Egypt)
• Per Uadjit (Egypt)
• Percht (Teutonic)
• Perchta (Teutonic)
• Perdix (A) (Greek)
• Perdix (B) (Greek)
• Pereplut (Slavic)
• Pereus (Greek)
• Peri (Persia)
• Perialces (Greek)
• Periboea (A-F) (Greek)
• Periclymenus (A) (Greek)
• Periclymenus (B) (Greek)
• Perieres (Greek)
• Perigune (Greek)
• Perikionios (Greek)
• Perimede (A) (Greek)
• Perimede (B) (Greek)
• Perimede (C) (Greek)
• Perimela (Greek)
• Perimele (A) (Greek)
• Perimele (B) (Greek)
• Periopis (Greek)
• Periphetes (Greek)
• Perit (Egypt)
• Perkaunas (Lithuanian)
• Perkuna Tete (Armenian, Lithuanian)
• Perkunas (Armenian)
• Perkunis Perkunas, Pehrkon, Perkun, Perkuns (Armenian, Lithuanian, Slavic)
• Permessus (Greek)
• Pero (Greek)
• Peron (Slavic)
• Peroun (Slavic)
• Perse Perseis (Greek)
• Perseis (Greek)
• Persephone Persephassa, Proserpina (Roman), Proserpine (Roman); (Greek; possibly from Asia)
• Perses (A-D) (Greek)
• Perseus (Greek)
• Pertunda (Roman)
• Perun Peron, Peroun, Piorun, Pyerun (Polish, Russian, Slavic)
• Pesedjet (Egypt)
• Peseias (Slavic)
• Pesthi (Egypt)
• Petesuchos (Egypt)
• Petra (Egypt)
• Phae (Greek)
• Phaedra (Greek)
• Phaenna (Greek)
• Phaethon (A) (Greek)
• Phaethon (B) (Greek)
• Phaethon (C) (Greek)
• Phaethusa (Greek)
• Phaland (Teutonic)
• Phalerus (Greek)
• Phallus Goddess (Egypt)
• Phan-Ku (China)
• Phanes (Greek)
• Phanesphoebe (Greek)
• Phangnalomang (Dhammai People, India)
• Phanus (Greek)
• Pharmen-ma (Tibet)
• Pheme (Greek)
• Pheres (A) (Greek)
• Pheres (B) (Greek)
• Pheres (C) (Greek)
• Pherusa (Greek)
• Philandros (Greek)
• Philomelus (Greek)
• Philemon (Greek)
• Philinoe (A) (Greek)
• Philinoe (B) (Greek)
• Philippines — Creation Legend
• Philyra (Greek)
• Phineus (A) (Greek)
• Phineus (B) (Greek)
• Phlegethon (Greek)
• Phlegon (Greek)
• Phlegyas (Greek)
• Phobos (A) (Greek)
• Phobos (B) (Greek)
• Phocus (A) (Greek)
• Phocus (B) (Greek)
• Phocus (C) (Greek)
• Phoebe (A) (Greek)
• Phoebe (B) (Greek)
• Phoebe (C) (Greek)
• Phoebe (D) (Greek)
• Phoebe (E) (Greek)
• Phoebus (Roman)
• Phoenician — Creation Legend (from Philos Bybios)
• Phoenix (A) Phenix, Phoinix (Egypt)
• Phoenix (B) (Greek)
• Phoenix (C) (Greek)
• Phoenix (D) (Greek)
• Phoenix (E) (Greek)
• Phorbas (A) (Greek)
• Phorbas (B) (Greek)
• Phorbas (C) (Greek)
• Phorbas (D) (Greek)
• Phorbus (Greek)
• Phorcys (Greek)
• Phorkos (Greek)
• Phoroneus (Greek)
• Phra (Egypt)
• Phra In Suen (Siam)
• Phra Narai (Siam)
• Phra Naret (Siam)
• Phra Noreai-Narayana (Cambodia)
• Phrixos (Greek)
• Phrixus Phrixos, Phryxus (Greek)
• Phrontis (Greek)
• Phryxus (Greek)
• Phtha (Egypt)
• Phuca (Celtic)
• Phuphlans (Etruscan)
• Phyag-na-rdo-rje (Tibet)
• Phyag-na-rin-chen (Tibet)
• Phyderi (Celtic)
• Phylacides (Greek)
• Phylacus (Greek)
• Phyllis (Greek)
• Phylodameia (Greek)
• Phylomache (Greek)
• Phyrra (Greek)
• Phytalmios (Greek)
• Phyxios (Greek)
• Pi-hia Yuan-kun (China)
• Pi-hsia-yuan-chun (China) Pi-hsia
• P'i-Lu-Cha-Na (China)
• Pi-yusha (India)
• Picus (Roman)
• Pidray Pidrai (Canaan, Syria, Ugarit)
• Pien-ch'eng (Central Asia)
• Pierus (Greek)
• Piko-po-no-ninigi (Japan)
• Pillan Pilan (Araucanian People, Chile, South America)
• Piltzintecutli Piltzintecuhtli-Tonatiuh (Mexico, Aztec)
• Pilumnus (Roman)
• Pinaka (India)
• Pinau (Inca)
• Ping-ten Tush (Central Asia)
• Pinga (Caribou Eskimo People, North America)
• Pingala (India)
• Pinka Pasupata (India)
• Piorun (Slavic)
• Pipisao (South America)
• Pirrhua-Manco (Peru)
• Pisakas (India)
• Pisasha (India)
• Pishacha-Loka (India)
• Pishachakis (India)
• Pishachas Paisacha, Pisakas, Pisasha, Pishachakis (female), Pishachi (female); (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Pishachi (India)
• Pishags (Celtic)
• Pishumi (Acoma People, North America)
• Pisinoe (Greek)
• Pistis Sophia
• Pitamaha (India)
• Pitar (India)
• Pitri-Loka (India)
• Pitripati (India)
• Pitris (Hindu; India)
• Pitriyana (India)
• Pittheus (Greek)
• Piye-Tao (Mexico)
• Place of Reeds (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Plain of Two Mists (Celtic)
• Plains of Ida (Teutonic)
• Plat-eye (West Indies)
• Pleaser of Brethern (Egypt)
• Pleiades (Greek)
• Pleione (Greek)
• Pleisthenes (Greek)
• Pleuron (Greek)
• Plexippus (Greek)
• Plouton (Greek)
• Pluto (A) Plutos (Greek)
• Pluto (B) (Greek)
• Plutodotes (Greek)
• Pluton Plouton (Greek)
• Plutus (Greek)
• Pneuma (Egypt)
• Po (Samoan; Oceanic)
• Po-i Ta-shi (China)
• Podarge (Greek)
• Poeas (Greek)
• Pohja Pohjola (Finland)
• Pohjola (Finland)
• Poko-ha-rua-te-po (Polynesia)
• Pole Star (Pawnee People, North America)
• Polevik (Russian, Slavic)
• Polias (Greek)
• Pollux (Roman)
• Polotu (Polynesia, The Tongan people)
• Poludnitsa (Russian, Slavic)
• Polybotes (Greek)
• Polybus (A) (Greek)
• Polybus (B) (Greek)
• Polybus (C) (Greek)
• Polycaste (Greek)
• Polycaon (Greek)
• Polydamas (Greek)
• Polydectes (Greek)
• Polydeuces (Greek)
• Polydora (A) (Greek)
• Polydora (B) (Greek)
• Polydore (Greek)
• Polydorus (A) (Greek)
• Polydorus (B) (Greek)
• Polyeidus (Greek)
• Polyhymnia Polymnia (Greek)
• Polyidus (Greek)
• Polymede (Greek)
• Polymela (A) (Greek)
• Polymele (B) (Greek)
• Polymnia (Greek)
• Polynices Polyneices (Greek)
• Polynesia — Creation Legend
• Polynices (Greek)
• Polypheme (Greek)
• Polyphemus (A) (Greek)
• Polyphemus (B) (Greek)
• Polyphontes (Greek)
• Polypoets (A) (Greek)
• Polypoets (B) (Greek)
• Polypoets (C) (Greek)
• Polytechus (Greek)
• Polyxena (Greek)
• Polyxo (A) (Greek)
• Polyxo (B) (Greek)
• Polyxo (C) (Greek)
• Pomona (Roman)
• Pon Okikurumi (Japan)
• Pontos (Greek)
• Pontus Pontos (Greek)
• Popol-Vuh (Maya)
• Porphyrion (Greek)
• Porthaon (Greek)
• Portunus (Roman)
• Porus (Roman)
• Poseidon (Greek; possibly Indo-European origin)
• Poshaiyangkyo (Zuni People, North America)
• Postverta Postvorta (Roman)
• Postvorta (Roman)
• Potamids Potameides (Greek)
• Potos (Phoenician)
• Pou-Tai (China)
• Poudan (German)
• Pourushas (Persian)
• Prabhasa (India)
• Pradyumna (Hindu; India)
• Prah Prohm (Cambodian)
• Prahlada (Hindu; India)
• Prajapati (A) Dhata, Dhatr, Pasupati (Lord of Cattle), Pitar, Pitri, Rudra (Vedic, Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Prajapati (B)
• Prajapatis (India)
• Prajna (India)
• Prajnaparamita Prajna (Buddhist; India)
• Prakriti (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Pralamba (Hindu; India)
• Pramadvara (Hindu; India)
• Pramantha (India)
• Pramati (India)
• Pramlocha (India)
• Pramloka Pramlocha (Hindu; India)
• Pramzimas (Lithuania)
• Prasena (India)
• Prasetas (India)
• Prasni (India)
• Prasuti (India)
• Pratas (India)
• Pratyusha (India)
• Pravuil (Hebrew)
• Praxidice (Greek)
• Praxithea (A) (Greek)
• Praxithea (B) (Greek)
• Precht (Teutonic)
• Preng-ta-ma (Tibet)
• Presbon (Greek)
• Preta-Loka (India)
• Preta-Raja (India)
• Pretas Yi-dvag (Tibet); (Hindu, Buddhist; India, Tibet)
• Priam (Greek)
• Priamus (Teutonic)
• Priapos (Greek)
• Priapus (Greek)
• Priapus (B) (Greek)
• Primigenia (Etruscan, Roman)
• Primordial Hill (Egypt)
• Prince Cataract (Japan)
• Prince Millet (China)
• Prishni (India)
• Prisni Prishni (India)
• Pritha (A) (India)
• Pritha (B) (India)
• Prithi (India)
• Prithiva (Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Prithive (India)
• Prithivi (India)
• Prithu (India)
• Priti (India)
• Priyadarsana Riyadarshana (India)
• Prodromes (Greek)
• Proetus (Greek)
• Promachus (Greek)
• Prometheus (Greek)
• Pronax (Greek)
• Prontis (Greek)
• Proserpina Proserpine (Roman)
• Proserpine (Egypt)
• Proteus (A) (Greek)
• Proteus (B) (Greek)
• Protogeneia (A) (Greek)
• Protogeneia (B) (Greek)
• Protogonos (A) (Greek)
• Protogonos (B) (Phoenician)
• Prthivi (India)
• Pryderi (Celtic)
• Psamathe (Greek)
• Psedjet (Egypt)
• Psyche (Greek)
• Ptah Phtha, Pthah (Egypt)
• Ptah-il-Uthra (Gnostic)
• Ptah-Sokar-Osiris (Egypt)
• Ptous (Greek)
• P'u-hien (China)
• P'u-hsien (China)
• Pu-sa (China)
• Puchan (India)
• Puck (Celtic)
• Pueblo People — Creation Legend (North America)
• Pueo-nui-akea (Hawaii)
• Puka-buti-no-midu-yare-pana-no-kami (Japan)
• Pukkeenegak (Eskimo People, North America)
• Pukku (Babylon)
• Pukwudjies (Ojibwa People, North America)
• Pukys (Slavic)
• Pulah (Finnish)
• Pulastya (India)
• Puleh Pulah (Finno-Ugric, Russian)
• Pulinda and Pulini (India)
• Puloma (India)
• Puloman (India)
• Pun-Gel (Australia)
• Puna (Polynesia)
• Punchau (Inca People, Peru)
• Pund-Jel (Australia)
• Pundarika (India)
• Punoduno-no-kami (Japan)
• Punyajana (India)
• Pupa-no-modi-kunusunu-no-kami (Japan)
• Puramdara (India)
• Purandhi (India)
• Purbutty (India)
• Puripais (Greek)
• Purohita (India)
• Purrishram (India)
• Purrunaminari (Maipuri, Orinoco People, South America)
• Purukupali (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Purusa (India)
• Purusha Parusha, Purusa (Brahmanic, Vedic; India)
• Purvachitti (India)
• Purvadevatas (India)
• Pusa (European)
• Pusait (Lithuania, Prussia)
• Pusan (India)
• Pushan Puchan, Pusan (Hindu; India)
• Pushpa (India)
• Pushpa-danta Pushpadanta (India)
• Pushpadanta (Nepal)
• Pushpaka (India)
• Pushpema Me-tog-ma (Tibet), Pushpa (India)
• Puspa (Tibet)
• Putan (Micronesia)
• Putana (India)
• Pwalso (Celtic)
• Pwyll (Celtic)
• Pwyll Pen Annwn (Celtic)
• P'yag-na-rdo-rje (Tibet)
• Pyerun (Slavic, Russian, Polish)
• Pygmalion (Greek)
• Pylades (Greek)
• Pylus (Greek)
• Pyracmon (Greek)
• Pyrene (Greek)
• Pyriphlegethon (Greek)
• Pyroeis (Greek)
• Pyrrha (A) (Greek)
• Pyrrha (B) (Greek)
• Pyrshak-Khan (Altaic, Tartars)
• Pythagoras (Greek)
• Pythia (Greek)
• Python (Greek)
• Q
• Qabauil (Central, South America)
• Qadesh Kadesh, Quedesh, Qetesh (Hittite, Semitic)
• Qadishtu (Egypt)
• Qaholom (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Qahootze (British Columbia, Native North American)
• Qamaits (Bella Coola People of North America)
• Qasavara (Melanesia)
• Qat (Melanesia)
• Qeb (Egypt) Geb, Keb.
• Qebehsennuf (Egypt)
• Qebh-sennuf (Egypt)
• Qebhet (Egypt)
• Qebhsnauf (Egypt)
• Qebhsneuf Kebehsenuf, Kebhsnauf, Qebehsennuf, Qebehsenuf, Qebh-sennuf, Qebhsnauf, Qebsnuf (Egypt)
• Qebhut (Egypt)
• Qebsnuf (Egypt)
• Qebui (Egypt)
• Qeften (Egypt)
• Qererti (Egypt)
• Qerhet (Egypt)
• Qerti (Egypt)
• Qetesh (Egypt)
• Qodshu (Egypt)
• Q're (Pelasgian)
• Qu-ba (Egypt)
• Quaayayp (Pericu People, Native North American)
• Quadriga (Greek)
• Quajaip (Mexico)
• Quakuinahaba (Mojave People, Native North America)
• Quartiana (Roman)
• Quechua People — Creation Legend (Bolivia, Souther America)
• Quedesh (Egypt)
• Queen of Battles (Sumer)
• Queen of the Dead (Nigeria; Africa)
• Queen Mother of the West (China)
• Queen Mother Wang (China)
• Quetzal-Coatl (Mexico)
• Quetzal-Cohuatl (Mexico)
• Quetzal-Koatl (Mexico)
• Quetzalcoatl Kuetzal-Koatl, Kwetzal-Koatl, Quetzal-Coatl, Quetzal-Cohuatl, Quetzal-Koatl, (Mexico, Aztec, Toltec, Maya)
• Quetzalpetlatl (Mexico)
• Quiateot (Aztec People, Nicaragua)
• Quiche People — Creation Legend (Guatemala)
• Quilaztli (Aztec)
• Quinametzim (Tlaxcala, Toltec People, Mexico)
• Quineuhyan (Aztec)
• Quinkan (Australian Aborigines)
• Quires (Gallo-Roman)
• Quirinus (Roman)
• Quiyauhtonatiuh (Mexico)
• Quork-quork (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Qur'an (Islamic)
• Qutrub (pre-Islamic)
• R
• Ra Re (Egypt)
• Ra-ateni (Egypt)
• Ra-Harakhte (Egypt)
• Ra-Heru-Khuti (Egypt)
• Ra-Horakhty (Egypt)
• Ra-Jin (Japan)
• Ra-Tem (Egypt)
• Raashiel (Semitic)
• Rabisu (Mesopotamia; Babylonian)
• Rada (Haitian People, Dahomey origin, Africa)
• Radha (Hindu; India)
• Radheya (India)
• Rafnagud (Teutonic)
• Rafu-sen (Japan)
• Raga (India)
• Raga-Vidyaraja (India)
• Ragnar Lodbrog (Norse; Teutonic)
• Ragnarok Ragnarokr (Norse; Teutonic; Icelandic)
• Ragnarokr (Teutonic)
• Ragno (Hopi, Maidu, Pomo People, North America)
• Rahabh (Semitic)
• Rahes
• Rahu Bhangi (Cambodia; Hindu; India)
• Rahula (A) (Buddhist; Nepal).
• Rahula (B)
• Raiden Raijin, Kaminari Sama (Japan)
• Raijin (Japan)
• Rainbow Snake Great Rainbow Snake (Australia)
• Raja of Kasi (India)
• Rajarishis (India)
• Rajyadidevatas (India)
• Raka (Polynesia)
• Raki Raka (Polynesia; Maori People, New Zealand)
• Raksasa (India)
• Raksha-Kali (India)
• Rakshas (India)
• Rakshasa-Loka (India)
• Rakshasas, The Manusha-Rakshasis (female demons in human form), Raksasa, Rakshas, Rakshasi (female Rakshasa), Yakshas (Hindu; India)
• Rakshasi (India)
• Rakshodhidevatas (India)
• Raktabija (India)
• Raluvhimba (Venda People, Northern Transvaal, South Africa)
• Rama (Hindu; India)
• Rama-candra (India)
• Rama-Chandra (India)
• Ramachandra (India)
• Rambha (Hindu; India)
• Ramiriqui (Muzo People, Colombia)
• Ramman (Armenia)
• Rammanu (Sumer)
• Rammon (Sumer)
• Rampanohitaolana Rampanahoditra, Rampanaohozatra, Rampanaora
• Rampanelombelona (Madagascar).
• Ran (Norse; Teutonic)
• Ranan (Egypt)
• Ranga-Hore (Polynesia)
• Rangahore Ranga-Hore (Polynesia, New Zealand)
• Rangda (Bali; India)
• Rangi (Polynesia; New Zealand)
• Rangi-Nui (Polynesia)
• Rangidimaola (Madagascar)
• Ranno (Egypt)
• Raphael (Semitic)
• Rapithwin (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Rasa (Brahmanic, Vedic; India)
• Rashnu Rasn (Pahlavi dialect), Rasnu (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Rasoalao (Madagascar)
• Rat (Egypt)
• Rat-Taiut (Egypt)
• Rata (Polynesia)
• Ratana Sambhav (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Ratatosk (Norse; Teutonic)
• Ratatpslr (Teutonic)
• Ratavija (India)
• Ratha-yatra (India)
• Rati (Hindu; India)
• Ratna Dakinins (India)
• Ratna-Garbha (India)
• Ratna Krotishaurima (Tibet)
• Ratnaheruka (India)
• Ratnapani (India)
• Ratnasambhava (Buddhist; India)
• Ratnasanu (India)
• Ratri Ratridevi (Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Ratridevi (India)
• Ratu-nui (Oceanic)
• Rau (Egypt)
• Rauni (Finnish)
• Ravana (Hindu; India)
• Raven (North American Indian)
• Ravola (Madagascar)
• Razanajanahary (Madagascar)
• Razeka (Arabic)
• Rbhus (India)
• rDorge-sems-dpa (Tibet)
• rDorje-P'ag-mo (Tibet)
• Re (Egypt)
• Red Lord (A) (Native North American)
• Red Lord (B) (China)
• Red Man (Cherokee People)
• Red Woman (Cherokee People)
• Rediyas (Semitic)
• Regin Reginn (Norse; Teutonic)
• Reginn (Teutonic)
• Rehua (Polynesia)
• Reia (Greek)
• Reidi-Tyr (Teutonic)
• Reidmar (Teutonic)
• Rekhi (Egypt)
• Rem (Egypt)
• Remati (Tibet)
• Remi (Egypt)
• Remphan (Hebrew)
• Remus (Roman)
• Renen (Egypt)
• Renenet (Egypt)
• Renenit (Egypt)
• Renenutet (Egypt)
• Renniu (Egypt)
• Renpet (Egypt)
• Renuka (India)
• Rephaim Rephan, Rephain, Remphan (Hebrew)
• Rephain (Hebrew)
• Rerek (Egypt)
• Rerit (Egypt)
• Rerir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Rert (Egypt)
• Rerti (Egypt)
• Rertu (Egypt)
• Reshef (Syrian)
• Reshep Reshef, Resheph, Reshepu, Reshpu (Egyptian)
• Resheph (Babylonia)
• Reshepu (Babylonia)
• Reshpu (Babylonian)
• Rest-F (Egypt)
• Revanta (India)
• Revati (India) Wife of Bala-Rama (q.v.)
• Reza (Africa)
• Rhadamanthus Rhadamanthys (Greek)
• Rhadamanthys (Greek)
• Rhea (Greek)
• Rhea-Silvia (Gallo-Roman)
• Rhene (Greek)
• Rhiannon (Gaul, Celtic)
• Rhibus (India)
• Rhind (Teutonic)
• Rhode (Greek)
• Rhodope (Greek)
• Ri (Akkadian)
• Ribhu (India)
• Ribhuksan (India)
• Ribhus, The Rbhus (Vedic; India)
• Rig (Norse; Teutonic)
• Rig-Veda (India)
• Rigatona (Celtic)
• Riger (Teutonic)
• Rigi (Micronesia)
• Rigir (Teutonic)
• Riiki and Rigi (Micronesia)
• Rima (Inca People, Peru)
• Rimmon (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Rin-chen-bhyun-idan (Tibet)
• Rind (Norse; Teutonic)
• Rinda (Teutonic)
• Rindar (Teutonic)
• Rinde (Teutonic)
• Ringesum (Saora People, India)
• Ringhorn (Teutonic)
• Ringing Horn (Teutonic)
• Ririt (Egypt)
• Rishi Rishis (plural), Rsi, Rshis. (Brahmanic, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Rishis (India)
• Rishtu (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Rissalka (Slavic)
• Rivers (A) (Greek)
• Rivers (B) Sacred rivers of India. See also Byas; Ganga; Yami. Rivers of Hvergelmir in Nifl-heim (Teutonic)
• Riyadarshana (India)
• rNam-parsnon-sras (Tibet)
• rNam-snan-mnon-byan (Tibet)
• rNam-t'os-sras-gsir-ch'en (Tibet)
• Robigus (Roman)
• Robur (Celtic)
• Rock-Sene (Gambia, Africa)
• Rod and Rozanitsa (Slavic)
• Rodasi (India)
• Rodu (Sumer)
• Rogo-tumu-here (Oceanic)
• Rohe (Polynesia; New Zealand)
• Rohini (India)
• Roma Rome (Greek)
• Roma-Tane (Polynesia)
• Romulus and Remus (Roman, assimilated to Greek)
• Rona (Polynesia)
• Rongerik and Rongelap (Marshall Islands)
• Rongo (Polynesia)
• Rono (Polynesia)
• Roptatyr (Teutonic)
• Rose-Apple Land (India)
• Roskva (Norse; Teutonic)
• Rosmerta (Gallo-Roman)
• Rshis (India)
• Rsi (India)
• Ru (Polynesia)
• Ru-piny (Africa)
• Rua (Polynesia)
• Rua-Haka (Polynesia)
• Ruad Ro-Fhessa (Celtic)
• Ruad Rofhesa (Celtic)
• Ruadan (Irish)
• Ruange (Polynesia)
• Rudra (Brahmanic, Hindu, Vedic; India).
• Rudra-Shiva (India)
• Rudrani (India)
• Rudriyas (India)
• Rugevit (Slavic)
• Rugievit (Slavic)
• Ruha D'qudsha
• Rukma (India)
• Rukmini (India)
• Ruma (India)
• Rumar (India)
• Rumia (Polynesian)
• Rumina (Roman)
• Rumor (Greek)
• Runeeka (India)
• Runes (Norse; Teutonic)
• Rupastra (India)
• Rupe (Polynesia)
• Ruqaiyah (Islamic)
• Ruru (India)
• Rusa (Semitic)
• Rusalkas (Slavic)
• Rusalki (Russia)
• Russalka (Russia)
• Rustam (Persia)
• Rutali, The (Greek)
• Rutbe (Guaymi People, Costa Rica)
• Ruwa (Kilimanjaro, Djaga People, Africa)
• Ryangombe (Baziba People, Africa)
• Ryojusen (Japan)
• Ryu-Wo (Buddhist; Japan)
• Ryujin (Japan)
• S
• Sa (A) (Egypt)
• Sa (B) (Sumer)
• Sa-bdag (Tibet)
• Sa-Yori-Bime-No-Mikoto (Japan)
• Saa (Egypt)
• Saa-Set (Egypt)
• Saba-Leippya (Burma)
• Sabala (India)
• Sabaoth (Chaldea, Syria)
• Sabaoth Adamas (Gnostics)
• Sabazios (Gnostic)
• Sabazius (Greek)
• Sabines (Gallo-Roman)
• Sabitu (Babylon)
• Sabizios (Armenia, Chaldea, Phrygia, Syria, Thrace)
• Sacharis (Egypt)
• Sachi (India)
• Saci (India)
• Sacontala (India)
• Sacred Tooth (Buddhist)
• Sacti (India)
• Sacy-Perere (Brazil)
• Sa'd (Arabic)
• Sadurn (Irish)
• Sadwes (Persia)
• Sae-no-Kami (Japan)
• Saehrimni (Teutonic)
• Saehrimnir Saehrimni (Teutonic)
• Saeming (Teutonic)
• Saena (Persia)
• Saga (Teutonic)
• Sagar (Islam)
• Sagara (Hindu; India)
• Sagbata (Dahomey, Fon People, Africa)
• Sahadeva (India)
• Sahaganya (India)
• Sahar (Middle Eastern)
• Sahasrabhuja (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Sahasramuska (India)
• Saho-yama-hime (Japan)
• Sai-no-Kami (Japan)
• St. Bridget (Celtic)
• Saint Brigit (Irish)
• St. George
• Sa'ir (Islam)
• Sais (Egypt)
• Saites (Greek)
• Saiva (Lapp)
• Saiyamkoob (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Sak (Egypt)
• Saka-no-mi-wo-no-kami (Japan)
• Sakarabru (Guinea, Africa)
• Sakhmis (Egypt)
• Saki (India)
• Sakko (India)
• Sakra Sakko (Buddhist, Jain; India)
• Sakta-Sura (India)
• Sakti (India)
• Saktis (Hindu)
• Sakunadevatas (India)
• Sakuni (India)
• Sakuntala (India)
• Sakya-t'ub-pa-dam-g-Nas-brtan (Tibet)
• Sakyamuni (Buddhist; India)
• Salachia (Roman)
• Salacia Salachia (Roman)
• Salagrama (Hindu; India)
• Salamis (Greek)
• Salema and Sakia (Arabic)
• Sali Kanya (India)
• Salii (Roman)
• Salkis (Egypt)
• Salm (Persia)
• Salmacis (Greek)
• Salmon (Babylon)
• Salmoneus (Greek)
• Salmoxis (Greek)
• Saltu (Babylon)
• Salus (Roman)
• Sam (Persia)
• Samana (India)
• Samanta-Bhadra (India)
• Samantabhadra (Buddhist; India) Samanta-Bhadra
• Samantaka (India)
• Samantamukha (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Samantapancaka (India)
• Samas (Northern Semitic)
• Samavurti (India)
• Samaya-Tara (India)
• Samba (India)
• Sambara (A) Shambara (India)
• Sambara (B) (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Sambo-kojin (Japan)
• Samdhya (India)
• Samdya (India)
• Samgna (India)
• Samhitas, The (India)
• Samia (Greek)
• Samildanach (Celtic)
• Samjuna (India)
• Sammunus (Roman)
• Sammuramat (Armenia)
• Samnati (India)
• Sampati (Hindu; India)
• Sampo (Finland)
• Sampo-Kwojin (Japan)
• Sampsa Bellervoinen (Finland)
• Sams (Southern Semite)
• Samsara-Guru (India)
• Samvarana (India)
• San Ch'ing Sang Ch'ing (Taoism; China)
• San Hsien Shan (China)
• San Kiai Kung (China)
• San-ku (China)
• San Kuan (Taoist; China)
• San Kuan Ta Ti (China)
• San Yuan (China)
• Sandacos (Greek, Persia)
• Sandakos (Phoenician)
• Sandhya Samdhya (Hindu; India)
• Sandili (India)
• Sang-gyeman-gyila-beduryr-o-chi-gyal-po (Tibet)
• Sangarius (Greek)
• Sangay Chanma (Tibet)
• Sangke (Slavic)
• Sango (Africa)
• Sangreal (Greek)
• Sangso-Dungso (Dhammai People, India)
• Sangye Khado Buddha Dakini (Tibet)
• Sanhara (India)
• Saning Sari (East Indies, Java, Sumatra)
• Sanja Samgna, Samjna, Samjuna, Sanjna (India)
• Sankara (India)
• Sankashana (India)
• Sankhasura (Hindu; India)
• Santanu (India)
• Santaramet (Iranian, Persian)
• Sanumati (India)
• Sanzu-no-kawa (Japan)
• Sapi (Egypt)
• Sapling (North America)
• Sapta-Loka (India)
• Saptarshi (India)
• Saptungtongsum (Saora People, India)
• Sar-Akha (Finnish)
• Sarah Sarai (Hebrew)
• Sarai (Hebrew)
• Sarama (India)
• Saramana (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Sarameya (India)
• Saranya (India)
• Saranyu Saranya, Sharanyu (Vedic, Hindu; India)
• Sarapis (Egypt, Greek)
• Sarasvati Saraswati (Buddhist; Chinese)
• Saraswati (India)
• Sarbanda (Babylon, Syria)
• Sarika (India)
• Sarna Burhi (India)
• Sarnga (India)
• Sarpanit (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Sarpas and Sarpis (India)
• Sarpedon (A) (Greek)
• Sarpedon (B) (Greek)
• Sarume, The (Japan)
• Saruta-Biko-No-Kami (Japan)
• Saruto-Biko (Japan)
• Sarva (India)
• Sarvaga (India)
• Sarvamangala (India)
• Sarvana (India)
• Sarvani (India)
• Sarvanivaranaveskambhin (India)
• Sarvanivaranviskambin (India)
• Sarvari (India)
• Sarvavasini (India)
• Sary-Khan (Altaic, Tartars)
• Saryata (India)
• Sasabonsam (Africa)
• Sashikuni-waka-hime (Japan)
• Sasi-kuni-opo-no-kami (Japan)
• Sasilekha (India)
• Sata-rupa (India)
• Satakratu (India)
• Satan Sathanas, Sathan (Akkadia, Babylon, Sumer, Persia)
• Satarupa (India)
• Satavaesa (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Satet (Egypt)
• Sathan (Babylon)
• Sathanas (Babylon)
• Sati (A) Ambika, Amvika, Devi, Parvati, Suttee, Uma (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Sati (B) (Egypt)
• Sati, Queen (C) (India)
• Satis (Egypt)
• Satrajit (India)
• Satrughna (India)
• Sattung Suttung (Norse; Teutonic)
• Saturn Saturnus (Roman)
• Saturn the Planet (Greek)
• Saturnus (Roman)
• Satya-Loka (India)
• Satya-Narayana (India)
• Satyabhama (Hindu; India)
• Satyapir (India)
• Satyavan (India)
• Satyavati (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Satyrs (Greek)
• Saubhadra (India)
• Saudamani (India)
• Saumanasa (India)
• Saunanda (India)
• Saurasa (Hindu, India)
• Sauromatai (Scythian)
• Sauru (Zoroastrianism; Persia)
• Savabhauma (India)
• Savaki (Siberia)
• Savala (India)
• Savarbhanu (Hindu; India)
• Savita (India)
• Savitar (India)
• Savitr (India)
• Savitri (A) Savitar, Savitr (Heaven), Surya, Vach, Vach-Sarasvati (Vedic, Hindu; India)
• Savitri (B) Deva-Kanya (Hindu; India)
• Say-nying-po (Tibet)
• Sayori-bime-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Scamander (Greek)
• Scamandrus (Greek)
• Scanda (India)
• Scarab (Egypt)
• Scarphe (Greek)
• Scathach (Celtic)
• Sceiron (A) (Greek)
• Sceiron (B)
• Schoeneus (Greek)
• Scrat (Teutonic)
• Scylla Skylla (Greek)
• Se-oritsu-hime (Japan)
• Seb (Egypt)
• Sebak (Egypt)
• Sebek Sebak, Sebeq, Sebku Sobek (Egypt, Greek)
• Sebek-Hetep (Egypt)
• Sebeq (Egypt)
• Sebi (Egypt)
• Sebuit-nebt-uaa-khesfet-sebau-em-pert-f (Egypt)
• Sechmet (Egypt)
• Sedeq (Ancient Hebrew; Canaan; Persian; Syrian.)
• Sedit (Wintun People)
• Sedna (Eskimo People)
• Sedrat (Arabic)
• Sedu Shedu (Babylon, Semitic, Hebrew)
• Seeta (India)
• Sefer (Egypt)
• Sefkhet-Aabut (Egypt)
• Seger (Egypt)
• Segesta (Greek)
• Segetia (Roman)
• Segomo (Celtic)
• Sehetch-khatu (Egypt)
• Seia (Greek)
• Seilenos (Greek)
• Seiren (Greek)
• Se'irim (Middle Eastern)
• Seitaka Doji Seit Ka-doji (Japan)
• Sekem Taui (Egypt)
• Seker (Egypt)
• Sekhait (Egypt)
• Sekhauit (Egypt)
• Sekhautet (Egypt)
• Sekhem (Egypt)
• Sekhem Em Pet (Egypt)
• Sekhem-hra (Egypt)
• Sekhem Taui (Egypt)
• Sekhemus (Egypt)
• Sekhen-ba (Egypt)
• Sekheper-khati (Egypt)
• Sekher-remu (Egypt)
• Sekhet (Egypt)
• Sekhet-aaru (Egypt)
• Sekhet-hetep (Egypt)
• Sekhmet (Egypt) Sakhmet, Sechmet, Sekhem
• Sekhmet-Bast-Ra (Egypt)
• Selamanes (Babylon)
• Selene Selena, Selina (Greek)
• Selk (Egypt)
• Selket (Egypt)
• Selkis (Greek)
• Selkit (Egypt)
• Selqet (Egypt)
• Selquet (Egypt)
• Selsabil (Islamic)
• Semaahut (Egypt)
• Semele (Greek)
• Semi (Egypt)
• Semiramis (Assyria)
• Semit-her-abt-uaa-s (Egypt)
• Sena (India)
• Sena-pati (India)
• Senenahemthet (Egypt)
• Sengen (Japan)
• Sengen-Sama (Japan)
• Senk-hra (Egypt)
• Senki (Egypt)
• Sennins Sennin (Japan)
• Senx (Bella Coola People, North America)
• Sepa (Egypt)
• Sepes (Egypt)
• Sept (Egypt)
• Septu (Egypt)
• Seqeq (Egypt)
• Sequana (Gallo-Roman)
• Sequinek Seqinek (Eskimo)
• Ser-Kheru (Egypt)
• Seraa (Egypt)
• Serafili (Muslim)
• Seraphim (Hebrew)
• Serapis Sarapis (Greek)
• Serekhi (Egypt)
• Serpent Lady (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Serpents (Egypt)
• Serqet Selket, Selqet, Selquet Serket (Egypt)
• Serqi (Egypt)
• Ses-rab-kyi-pha-rol-ta-phyin-pa (Tibet)
• Sesa (India)
• Sesha Sesa, Sesha, Seshu, Shesha (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Seshat (Egypt)
• Sesheta (Egypt)
• Seshetai (Egypt)
• Seshmu (Egypt)
• Seshu (India)
• Sesi (Egypt)
• Sessrumnir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sessrymner (Teutonic)
• Set Seth, Seti, Sut (Egypt)
• Set-Hra (Egypt)
• Set-Kesu (Egypt)
• Set-Qesu (Egypt)
• Seta-Ta (Egypt)
• Setana (Celtic)
• Setanta (Celtic)
• Setcha (Egypt)
• Setcheh (Egypt)
• Setchet (Egypt)
• Setem (Egypt)
• Seth (Egypt)
• Setheniu-Tep (Egypt)
• Sethu (Egypt)
• Seti (Egypt)
• Setu (Egypt)
• Seven Against Thebes (Greek)
• Seven Generation Deities, The (Japan)
• Seven Snakes (Aztec)
• Sgeg-mo-ma (Tibet)
• Sgrib-pa-rnam-sel (Tibet)
• sGrol-mas (Tibet)
• Sha (Egypt)
• Sha-kya-tup-pa (Tibet)
• Shadrapha (Phoenicia)
• Shahapet (Armenian, Iranian, Slavic)
• Shahar and Shalim (Canaan, Syria)
• Shahpet (Armenian)
• Shahr (Mesopotamia)
• Shahrevar Shahriver (Persia)
• Shahriver (Persia)
• Shai (Egypt)
• Shait (Egypt)
• Shaitan Shetan (Islamic)
• Shakrani (India)
• Shaktar (India)
• Shakti Sacti, Sakti (Pre-Vedic, Hindu, Saktism, Tantraism, Tantric Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism; India)
• Shakuntala Sakuntala Sacontala (Hindu; India)
• Shakura (Pawnee People, North America)
• Shakuru (Pawnee People, North America)
• Shal-za-ma (Tibet)
• Shala (Chaldea, Sumer)
• Shalem (Canaan, Syria)
• Shamas (Babylon)
• Shamash Chemosh, Shamas, Shemesh (Mesopotamia) Shamshu, Samsu or Sham-shu (Arabia), Chemosh, Shemesh. (Probably of Sumerian origin, then adopted by the Akkadian people along with the entire Sumerian pantheon.)
• Shamashana-Kali (India)
• Shambara (India)
• Shamshu (Samsu) (Arabic)
• Shan Kuei (China)
• Shang Ch'ing San Ch'ing (China)
• Shang-di Shang-ti (China)
• Shang Ti (China) Shang-Ti
• Shango (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Shani (India)
• Shankha-sura (India)
• Shantanu (India)
• Shap (Syria, Ugarit)
• Shaph (Ugarit)
• Shaphash Shap, Shapsh (Syria, Ugarit)
• Shapsh (Syria, Ugarit)
• Shar (Sumer)
• Shara (Armenian)
• Shara of Umma (Sumer)
• Sharabha (India)
• Sharanyu (India)
• Sharira (Buddhist)
• Sharis (Urartian People of Armenia)
• Sharma (Hittite, Hurrian)
• Sharruma Sharma (Hittite, Hurrian)
• Shasnli Shakanli (Choctaw People, North America)
• Shasti (A) (Bengal, India)
• Shasti (B) (Hindu; India)
• Shastradevatas (India)
• Shata-Rupa (India)
• Shatananda Nandana (India)
• Shatarupa (India)
• Shatrughna (India)
• Shaumya (India)
• Shaushga (Hurrian, Hittite)
• Shaushka Shaushga (Hurrian, Hittite)
• Shavod (Slavic)
• Shawano (Algonquin)
• Shaya (India)
• Shazau (Babylonia)
• She-Chi She, She-Tse (China, Taoist)
• She-Tse (China)
• Shedu (Babylon)
• Sheehogue and Deenee Shee (Irish. Called the “Gods of the Earth” in the Book of Armagh)
• Shehbui (Egypt)
• Shelartish (Urartian People, Armenia)
• Shelf of the Slain (Teutonic; Norse)
• Shelva (Toltec People, Mexico)
• Shemerthi (Egypt)
• Shemesh (Mesopotamia)
• Shemsu Heru (Egypt)
• Shemti (Egypt)
• Shen Nung (China)
• Shen-Nung Shen Nung (China)
• Shen Shu (China)
• Shen-T'ao (China)
• Shen-T'u (Taoist; China)
• Sheng-Mu Sheng-mu (Taoist; China)
• Shennda Boaldyn (Isle of Man)
• Sheol (Hebrew)
• Shepes (Egypt)
• Shepi (Egypt)
• Shesat Maket Neb-s (Egypt)
• Shesemtet (Egypt)
• Shesemu Shesmu (Egypt)
• Shesera (Egypt)
• Shesha (India)
• Shesmu (Egypt)
• Shesshes (Egypt)
• Shet-Kheru (Egypt)
• Sheta-Ab (Egypt)
• Shetan (Islamic)
• Shetu (Egypt)
• Shi-pa Lo-han
• Shi Tenno, The Shitenno (Buddhist; Japan)
• Shi-tien Yen-wang (China)
• Shi-wang (China)
• Shichi Fukujin, The (Buddhist; Japan)
• Shidure (Sumer)
• Shidurri (Sumer)
• Shigi-yama-tsu-mi (Japan)
• Shih-chia-mou-ni (China)
• Shiho-Tsuchi (Japan)
• Shiko-Me Shikome (Terrible Woman); (Japan)
• Shikome (Japan)
• Shilup (Choctaw People)
• Shilup Chito Osh (Choctaw People, North America)
• Shima-tsu-hiko (Japan)
• Shimhanada Lokeswara (Buddhist; India)
• Shimmei (Japan)
• Shimti (Akkadian)
• Shin-je-she-chi-chyil-khor (Tibet)
• Shina-to-be (Japan)
• Shina-tsu-hiko (Shinto) Japan
• Shine-tsu-hiko (Japan)
• Shining One, The (Greek)
• Shinto Creation Myth (Japan)
• Shio-Zuchi (Japan)
• Shiri-Kume-na-Nawa (Japan)
• Shishupala (India)
• Shita-teru-Hime (Japan)
• Shitala (India)
• Shitenno Shi Tenno (Japan)
• Shiu-Mu Naing-Naing (China)
• Shiva Siva (Hindu; India).
• Shivaratri (India)
• Shiwanni and Shiwanokia (Zuni People, North America)
• Shk Shakak (Acoma People, North America)
• Shoden (Japan)
• Shoithrapaiti (Slavic)
• Shojo (Japan)
• Shokujo (Japan)
• Shony (Celtic)
• Shore of Corpses (Teutonic)
• Shou (Egypt)
• Shou-hsing Shou-Sing, Shouhsing (China)
• Shou-lao (China)
• Shou-Shen (China)
• Shou-Sing (China)
• Shou-Ts'ang (China)
• Shouhsing (China)
• Shraddha (India)
• Shri (India)
• Shru (India)
• Shruisthia (Acoma People, India)
• Shu Shou (Egypt at Nay-ta-hut; Libyan)
• Shu-Hu (China)
• Shu Yu and Yu Lei (China)
• Shualu (Babylon)
• Shui Chun (China)
• Shui I (China)
• Shui Jung (China)
• Shui-kuan (China)
• Shui Shen (China)
• Shukra Sukra (India)
• Shullat (Sumer)
• Shulmanu (Babylon)
• Shura (Japan)
• Shurpanaka Surpanaka (India)
• Shutu (Mesopotamia)
• Shuznaghu and Zumiang-nui (Dhammai People, Northeast India)
• Shvaz (Armenian)
• Shveta Tara (India)
• Shvod (Armenian)
• Shyama-Kali (India)
• Si-Wang-Mu (China)
• Sia (Egypt)
• Sia People — Creation Legend (North America)
• Sibhol (Celtic)
• Sibu (Andean People, Peru)
• Sibyl (Greek)
• Sibyl Herophile (Greek)
• Sibylla Sibyl (Greek)
• Sibyls (Greek)
• Sibzianna (Babylonian)
• Siddhaikaviramanjughos (India)
• Siddhartha Siddartha (Buddhist, Jain; India)
• Siddhas, The (Hindu, Jain; India)
• Siddhi (India)
• Side (Greek)
• Sidero (Greek)
• Sidhe, The (Celtic)
• Sidhi-Data (India)
• Sidhottr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sido (Melanesian)
• Siduri Shidure, Shidurri, Siduru (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Siduri-Sabitu (Sumer)
• Siduru (Sumer)
• Sie-king T'ai (China)
• Siegfried (Teutonic)
• Sien-tsan (China)
• Sieroji Zemele (Lithuania)
• Sif (A) (Greek)
• Sif (B) (Teutonic; Norse)
• Sig-Tyr (Teutonic)
• Sige (A) (Teutonic)
• Sige (B) (Sumer)
• Sigfadir (Teutonic)
• Siggeir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sigi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sigidi (Africa)
• Sigird (Teutonic)
• Sigmund (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sigmund and Sinfjotli (Teutonic)
• Signy (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sigoo (Arawak People, New Guinea)
• Sigrdrifa (Teutonic)
• Sigrun (Teutonic)
• Sigtyr (Teutonic)
• Sigu (Arawak People, New Guinea)
• Siguna (Teutonic)
• Sigurd (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sigyn (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sigyu (Teutonic)
• Sikhin (India)
• Silappadikaram (Tamil People, India)
• Silas (Roman)
• Silenus Seilenos, Seilenoi, Selenus (Greek)
• Silik-mulu-khi (Akkadian)
• Silili (Babylon, Chaldea)
• Silvanus Sylvanus (Roman)
• Simbi (Haitian)
• Simbi en Deux Eaux (Haitian)
• Simhanadamanjusri (India)
• Simharatha (India)
• Simhika (India)
• Simoeis (Greek)
• Simurgh (Persia)
• Sin Sinu (Sumer, Babylon, Akkadian)
• Sin-Nanna (Babylon)
• Sina (Polynesia)
• Sindre (Teutonic)
• Sindri (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sinfiotli (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sinfjotle (Teutonic)
• Sinfjotli (Teutonic)
• Sinfjotli and Sigmund (Teutonic)
• Singhini (Nepal)
• Sinilau (Polynesia)
• Sinivali (Hindu; India)
• Sinon (Greek)
• Sinope (Greek)
• Sintians, The (Greek)
• Sinu (Sumer)
• Sio Calako (Hopi People, North America)
• Sio Humis (Hopi People, North America)
• Siokhi (India)
• Sioux People — Creation Legend
• Sipendarmidh (Persia)
• Sippara (Egypt)
• Sipylus (Greek)
• Sirat (Islamic)
• Sirdu (Chaldean)
• Sirens Seiren, Syren (Greek)
• Siris (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Sirius (Egypt)
• Sirona Dirona (Gaul, Celtic)
• Sirrida (Chaldean)
• Sirrush (Sumer)
• Sirsir (Babylonia)
• Sirsootee (India)
• Sisa (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Sistrum (Egypt)
• Sisupala Shishupala (Hindu; India)
• Sisyphos (Greek)
• Sisyphus Sisyphos (Greek)
• Sita Seeta (Hindu; India)
• Sitala Shitala, Sitla (Hindu; India)
• Sitamahakala (India)
• Sitatapatraparajita (Tibet)
• Sitatara (India)
• Sith (Teutonic)
• Sitla (India)
• Siton (Phoenician)
• Sitragupta (India)
• Sittung (Teutonic)
• Situr (Sumerian)
• Siudleratuin (Inuit, Eskimo)
• Siva (India)
• Siyamek (Persian)
• Sjofn (Teutonic)
• Skad (Teutonic)
• Skade (Teutonic)
• Skadhi (Teutonic)
• Skadi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Skambha (Hindu; India)
• Skanda Scanda (Hindu; India)
• Skandaganani (India)
• Skandas, The Five (Buddhist)
• Skathi (Teutonic)
• Skidbladner (Teutonic)
• Skidbladnir Skidbladner (Norse; Teutonic)
• Skidskegg (Teutonic)
• Skin-Faxi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Skinfaxi (Teutonic)
• Skiold (Teutonic)
• Skirner (Teutonic)
• Skirnir Skirner (Norse; Teutonic)
• Skjold (Teutonic)
• Skogsfru (Scandinavian)
• Skoll (Norse; Teutonic)
• Skoyo Soyoko (Hopi, Sia People, North America)
• Skrymer (Teutonic)
• Skrymir Skrymer (Norse; Teutonic)
• Skuld (Teutonic)
• Skulla (Greek)
• Sky (Greek)
• Skyamsen (Tlingit)
• Skyites (Greek)
• Skylla (Greek)
• Sleipner (Teutonic)
• Sleipnir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Slid (Norse; Teutonic)
• Slidrugtanni (Teutonic)
• Slooa-Shee (Irish)
• Smaj (Serbia)
• Smara (India)
• Smashana (India)
• Smok (Slavonic)
• Smyra (Greek)
• Smyrna (Greek)
• Snana-yantra (India)
• Snatchers, The (Greek)
• Snor (Teutonic)
• Snorta (Teutonic)
• Snorter and Blower (China)
• Snorter and Puffer (China)
• Snotra (Norse; Teutonic)
• So (Ewe People, Dahomey, Africa)
• Sobek (Egypt)
• Sobk (Egypt)
• Sochos (Egypt)
• Sogamozo (Colombia)
• Sogbo (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Sojobo (Japan)
• Sois (Greek)
• Sokar Sokari, Sokaris (Egypt)
• Sokare (Egypt)
• Sokari Seker (Egypt)
• Sokaris (Egypt)
• Sokkvabek (Teutonic)
• Soko-no-kuni (Japan)
• Sokotsu-kuni (Japan)
• Sokushikki (Japan)
• Sokvabek Sokkvabek (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sol (A) (Roman)
• Sol (B) (Norse; Teutonic)
• Solal (Caroline Islands)
• Solang (Micronesia)
• Solomon (Semite)
• Solymi (Greek)
• Solymians (Greek)
• Soma (Hindu, Vedic; India; Persia)
• Soma-Loka (India)
• Somavati (India)
• Sombol-Burkan (Buryat)
• Somin-Shorai (Japan)
• Somnus (Roman)
• Somo (Buddhist)
• Son (A) (Norse; Teutonic)
• Son (B) (Celtic)
• Son of Self (India)
• Son of Svarog (Slavic)
• Sonponno (Africa)
• Sons of Mil (Irish)
• Soora (India)
• Sopd (Egypt)
• Sopdu Septu, Sopd (Egypt)
• Soped (Egypt)
• Sophax (Greek)
• Sophia (Gnostic)
• Sophia-Prunikos (Gnostic)
• Sopt (Egypt)
• Soramus (Roman)
• Soteira (Greek)
• Soter (Greek)
• Sothis (Egypt)
• Sotshirvani (Siberia)
• South West Wind (Greek)
• Soyoko Skoyo (Hopi, Sia People, North America)
• Spantaramet Spentaramet (Armenian, Iranian, Persian)
• Sparte (Greek)
• Sparti Sparte (Greek)
• Spear of Lugh, The (Celtic)
• Speio (Greek)
• Spenishta (Iran)
• Spenjaghrya (Iran)
• Spenta Armaiti (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Spentaramet (Persia)
• Spercheius (Greek)
• Sphinx (Greek, Egypt, Asia Minor)
• Spider Woman (Zuni People, North America)
• Spiniensis (Roman)
• Spinning Damsel Weaver Damsel (China)
• Spirit of the Long Grass (Australia)
• Spor (Slavic)
• Sraddeheva (India)
• Sraddha Shraddha (Hindu; India)
• Sraddhadeva (India)
• Sraosh (India)
• Sraosha Sros (Pahlavi dialect); (Zoroastrianism; Persia)
• Sreca (Serbia)
• Sri Shri, Shru (Hindu; India)
• Sri Dewi (Javanese)
• Sri-gaja (India) The white elephant of Sri (q.v.)
• Srin-po (Tibet)
• Sringatpadini (India)
• Srinmo (Tibet)
• Sriphala (India)
• Srishok Hadhayos (Persia)
• Sristikanta Lokeswara (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Srnkhala (India)
• Srosh (Persia)
• Srvara (Persia)
• sSin-rje-gsed-kyi-dkyil-kor (Tibet)
• Ssu Ling (China)
• Ssu Ming (China)
• Ssu Ta Chin-kang (Buddhist; China)
• Staphylus (A) (Greek)
• Stellar Goddess (China)
• Stenele (Greek)
• Sterculius (Roman)
• Stercutius (Roman)
• Sterope (A) (Greek)
• Sterope (B) (Greek)
• Sterope (C) (Greek)
• Sterope (D) (Greek)
• Steropes (Greek)
• Sthalidevatas (India)
• Stheneboea
• Sthenelaus (A) (Greek)
• Sthenelaus (B) (Greek)
• Sthenelaus (C) (Greek)
• Sthenelaus (D) (Greek)
• Sthenele (Greek)
• Stheno (Greek)
• Stone of Fal (Celtic)
• Stratius (Greek)
• Straw Mirror (Mexico)
• Strenia (Roman)
• Stribog (Slavic)
• Stromkarl (A) (Sweden)
• Stromkarl (B) (Norway)
• Strymon (Greek)
• Stupa (Buddhist)
• Stymphalian Birds (Greek)
• Stymphalus (Greek)
• Styx (Greek)
• Suaha Suada, Svaha, Swaha (Hindu; India)
• Suadela (Roman)
• Suasuthur (Teutonic)
• Subbu-Khai-Thung (Dhammai People, India)
• Subhadra Jagannatha (Hindu; India)
• Subramanya (India)
• Succubus Succuba (Middle Ages)
• Sucellos (Celtic)
• Suchos (Egypt)
• Suci (India)
• Sudalaiyadi (India)
• Sudarsana (India)
• Sudarshana Sudarsana (Hindu; India).
• Suddhodana, Rajah (India)
• Sudhanvan (India)
• Sudjaje (Slavic)
• Sudre (Teutonic)
• Sudri Sudre (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sudyumna (India)
• Suetiva (Colombia)
• Suffete (Ugarit)
• Sugriva Sukrip (Hindu; India)
• Suhgurim (Babylon)
• Suhiji-Ne No Mikoto (Japan)
• Suhiji-ni No Mikoto (Japan)
• Suhrim (Babylonia)
• Sui-tengo Suitengu (Japan)
• Suilap (Altaic, Tartars)
• Suitengu (Japan)
• Sujang-Gnoi-Rise (Dhammai People, India)
• Sukan-Bikona (Japan)
• Sukana-Biko (Japan)
• Sukanthi (India)
• Sukanya (India)
• Sukapreyasi (India)
• Sukarasya (Buddhist; India)
• Sukati (Egypt)
• Sukhavati (Buddhist; India)
• Sukhos (Egypt)
• Suko (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Sukra (India)
• Sukrip (India)
• Suku-na-Biko Sukan-bikona, Sukuna-biko, Sukuna-bikona, Sukuna-biko-na-no-kami (Shinto; Japan).
• Sukuna-biko (Japan)
• Sukuna-biko-na-no-kami (Japan)
• Sukuna-bikona (Japan)
• Sul (Celtic, British)
• Sulman (Babylon)
• Sulmus (Mongol)
• Sulochana (India)
• Sumati (India)
• Sumatra — Creation Legend
• Sumaya (India)
• Sumbha (India)
• Sumeru (India)
• Sumitra (India)
• Summano (Etruscan)
• Summer (Teutonic)
• Summer Spirit (Acoma People)
• Sumul (Ugarit)
• Sumuqan (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Sumur (Central Asia)
• Sun (Norse; Teutonic)
• Sun Hou-tzu (China)
• Sun-pin (China)
• Sunaman (India)
• Sunda (India)
• Sundara (India)
• Sundareshwar (India)
• Sung Chiang Sung Kiang (China)
• Sung Kiang (China)
• Sung Ti (Buddhist; Central Asia)
• Sung-tsi (China)
• Sung-tsi Kuan-yin (China)
• Sung-tsi Niang-niang (China)
• Sung-tzu-Naing-naing Sung-tsi Niang-niang (China)
• Sung-tzu-niang-niang (China)
• Sunstone, The (India)
• Suntra (Hindu; India)
• Supai (India)
• Supai (Inca)
• Suparnas (Hindu, India)
• Supay (A) (India)
• Supay (B) (Collao, Inca People, Peru)
• Support (Polynesia)
• Suprabha (India)
• Supratika (India)
• Sura (A) (Andean People, Peru)
• Sura (B) Soora (India)
• Surabhi (Dravidian, Hindu; India)
• Surabhidatta (India)
• Suradevi (India)
• Surapamsula (India)
• Suras (Persian)
• Surasa (India)
• Suris (Persian)
• Surisi (India)
• Surisvari (India)
• Surpanaka (India)
• Surt (Teutonic)
• Surter (Teutonic)
• Surtr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Surtur (Teutonic)
• Surya Surja (Brahmanic, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Surya-Bai Savitri, Surya (Male aspect of Surya-Bai); (Vedic, Hindu; India)
• Surya Narayana (India)
• Suryabhauma (Nepal)
• Suryi (India)
• Susa-no-wo (Japan)
• Susa-noo (Japan)
• Susano (Japan)
• Susano-o-no-Mikoto (Japan)
• Susanoo (Japan)
• Susanowo Susa-no-wo, Susano, Susanoo, Susa-noo (Shinto; Japan)
• Suseri-bime (Japan)
• Suseri-hime (Japan)
• Susetka (Russia)
• Sus'istinako Great Spider (Akoma, Koshairis People, North America).
• Sussistinnako (Sia People, North America)
• Sussitanako (Keres, Pueblo People, North America)
• Sut (A) (Islamic)
• Sut (B) (Muslim)
• Sutalidihi (Cherokee People, North America)
• Sutekh (Egypt)
• Suttee (India)
• Suttung (Teutonic)
• Sutty (India)
• Suvetar (Finnish)
• Suvinenge (Dahomey People, Africa)
• Svadha (India)
• Svadilfare (Norse; Teutonic)
• Svadilfari (Teutonic)
• Svafnir (Teutonic)
• Svaha (India)
• Svald (Teutonic)
• Svalin (Norse; Teutonic)
• Svanhild (Teutonic)
• Svantevit (Slavic)
• Svantovit Svantevit (Slavic)
• Svantrovit (Slavic)
• Svar-Loka (India)
• Svarga (India)
• Svarof (Slavic)
• Svarog (Slavic)
• Svarozic (Slavic)
• Svarozits (Slavic)
• Svart-Alfa-Heim (Teutonic)
• Svartalfaheim (Teutonic)
• Svart-Alfar (Norse; Teutonic)
• Svartalfar (Teutonic)
• Svasud Svosud (Norse; Teutonic)
• Svasuthr (Teutonic)
• Svayam-Bhuva (India)
• Svetovid (Slavic)
• Sviagod (Teutonic)
• Sviagris (Scaldic)
• Svipdag (Teutonic)
• Svipday (Teutonic)
• Svosud (Teutonic)
• Swaha (India)
• Swanhild (Teutonic; Norse)
• Swarga Svarga, Svarga Loka (Hindu; India)
• Swayambhu (Nepal)
• Swetavarahi (Nepal)
• Sword of Nuada, The (Celtic)
• Syama (India)
• Syamantaka (Hindu; India)
• Syamatara (India)
• Syavana (India)
• Sydycos (Phoenicia)
• Sydyk (Phoenicia, Syria, Greek, Babylon)
• Syenabhrita (India)
• Syenovik (Russian)
• Syga-Tojon (Yakut)
• Sylain (Gallo-Roman)
• Sylg (Teutonic)
• Sylvan (Roman)
• Sylvanus (Roman)
• Symaetis (Greek)
• Symoethis (Greek)
• Syn (Norse; Teutonic)
• Synia (Teutonic)
• Synnytar (Finland)
• Syr (Teutonic)
• Syren (Greek)
• Syrus (Greek)
• T
• Ta (Egypt)
• Ta-Djesant (Egypt)
• Ta-Fan (China)
• Ta-Ret (Egypt)
• Ta-Sent-Nefert (Egypt)
• Ta-Shih-Chih (China)
• Ta-Shih-Chih (Buddhist; China)
• Ta-Tanen (Egypt)
• Ta-Tchesert (Egypt)
• Ta-urt (Egypt)
• Ta-uz (Babylonian)
• Ta'aroa Taaroa (Polynesia)
• Taaroa (Polynesian)
• Taaroa Kanaloa (Hawaii)
• Taatoa (Oceanic)
• Tabakea (Oceanic)
• Tablets of Fate (Sumer)
• Tabu-Eriki (Polynesian)
• Tabuerik Tabu-Eriki (Oceanic)
• Tacatecutli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tachen (Polynesia)
• Tacita (Roman)
• Tafa'i (Polynesia; Tahiti)
• Tages (Etruscan)
• Taguacipa Taquacipa (Inca)
• Tahuantin Suyu Kapac (Inca People, Peru)
• T'ai Ch'ing (China)
• T'ai Ching (China)
• T'ai I (China)
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• T'ai Shang San Kuan (China)
• T'ai-Tsung (China)
• T'ai-yo Ta-to (China)
• Tailtiu (Celtic)
• Tain Bo Cuailnge (Celtic)
• Taipan (Australia)
• Taishaku (Japan)
• Tait (Egypt)
• T'aiyo Tato (China)
• Tajikaroo (Japan)
• Taka-haya-susa-no-wo (Japan)
• Taka-Mimusubi Takami-Musubi, Taka-mi-Musubi (Shinto; Japan)
• Taka-okami (Japan)
• Taka-pime-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Takama-no-hara (Japan)
• Takami-Musubi (Shinto)
• Takaro (New Hebrides)
• Take (A) (Japan)
• Take (B) (Polynesia)
• Take-mi-kazuchi Take-mika-zuchi, Take-mikazuchi (Shinto, Japan)
• Take-mi-musubi (Japan)
• Take-mika-zuchi (Japan)
• Take-mikazuchi (Japan)
• Take-Minakata (Japan)
• Takehaya Susanowo (Japan)
• Takemiskazuchi no Mikoto (Japan)
• Takhma Urupi (Persia)
• Takhmoruw (Persia)
• Taki-mi-Mushubi (Japan)
• Taki-tsu-hiko (Shinto; Japan)
• Takiri-bime-no-Mikoto (Japan)
• Takitsu-hime-no-Mikoto (Japan)
• Takitu-pime-no-Mikoto (Japan)
• Takkanna (Australia)
• Takoroa (Polynesia)
• Takotsi Nakawe (Huichol People, Mexico)
• Takshaka Kuvera, Vaisravana (Hindu; India)
• Taku-hata Chi-hata Hime (Japan)
• Takuskanskan (Dakota People, North America)
• Talaus (Greek)
• Taliesin (British)
• Talisman
• Tallai (Canaan, Syria, Ugarit)
• Talus Talos (Greek)
• Tama-Yori-Bime (Japan)
• Tamagostad (Aztec People, Nicaragua)
• Tamanduare (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Tamar (Hebrew)
• Tamats (Mexico)
• Tamazcalteci (Aztec)
• Tamek-Vui (Finnish)
• Tamendonar (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Tammus (Greek)
• Tammuz (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Tamoanchan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tamon (Japan)
• Tamon-Tenno (Japan)
• Tamontennu (Japan)
• Tamoza (Babylonian)
• Tamra (India)
• Tan (Egypt)
• Tanabata Hime (Japan)
• Tanabata Tsume (Japan)
• Tanaoa (Polynesia)
• Tandu (Hindu; India)
• Tane (New Zealand, Polynesia)
• Tane-mahuta (Polynesia)
• Tanen (Egypt)
• Tangaloa (Polynesia, Samoa)
• Tangara (Greek)
• Tangaroa (Polynesia, Samoa, Tahiti, Society Islands, Marquesas, New Zealand)
• Tangere (Tartars of the Volga)
• Tango (Polynesia)
• Tangri (Altaic)
• Tanit Tanith (Carthage, Phoenicia)
• Tanith (Carthage)
• Tanka (Oglala People, North America)
• Tanngniostr (Teutonic)
• Tanngnost (Norse; Teutonic)
• Tanngrisni (Norse; Teutonic)
• Tanngrisnr (Teutonic)
• Tannin (Semite)
• Tano (Ashanti People, Africa)
• Tantalus (A) Tantalos (Greek)
• Tantalus (B) (Greek)
• Tantalus (C) (Greek)
• Tantalus (D) (Greek)
• Tanunapat (India)
• Tanunen (Egypt)
• Tao (China)
• Tao Chun (China)
• Ta'oroa (Polynesia)
• Tapa-Loka (India)
• Tapati (Hindu; India)
• Tapio (Finnish)
• Taqiacopa (Inca)
• Taquatu (Tierra del Fuego)
• Tar-Ata (Middle Eastern)
• Tara (A) (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Tara (B) (Buddhist, Jainist, Lamaist; Country of origin, India)
• Tara (C) (India)
• Tara-Amba (India)
• Tara-Dharani (India)
• Tara Utpala (India)
• Tara White (Nepal)
• Taraka (India)
• Tarakamaya Taraka-Maya (India)
• Taramis (Celtic)
• Taranga (Polynesia)
• Taranis Taramis (Celtic)
• Tarapaca (Peru)
• Taraxhippos (Greek)
• Tareya-Wagon (Mohawk People, North America)
• Tarhuhyiawahku (Iroquois People, North America)
• Tari-penu (India)
• Tarik (Persian)
• Tariki (India)
• Taromaiti (Persia)
• Tartaros (Greek)
• Tartarus Tartaros, Tartus (Greek)
• Tartus (Greek)
• Tarutius (Etruscan)
• Tashmetrum (Sumer)
• Tashmetum Tashmetu (Sumer)
• Tashmishu Tasmisu, Tasmisus (Hurrian, Hittite)
• Tasmisu (Hurrian, Hittite)
• Tasmisus (Hurrian, Hittite)
• Tathagata (Nepal)
• Tathagata Mahavairokana (India)
• Tathenen (Egypt)
• Tatjenen (Egypt)
• Tatsuta-Hiko (Japan)
• Tatunen (Egypt)
• Tatzitzebe (Choco People, Columbia, South America)
• Taueret Ta-urt, Tueris (Egypt)
• Taurt (Egypt)
• Tauru (Persia)
• Taurvi Tauru (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Taus (Middle Eastern)
• Tauthe (Babylonia)
• Tawals (Polish)
• Tawendonare (Brazil)
• Tawenduare Tawendonare (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Taweskare (North America)
• Tawhaki (Hawaii, Polynesia, New Zealand)
• Tawhiri (Polynesia)
• Tawhiri-ma-tane (Polynesia)
• Tawhiri-ma-tea Tawhiri-ma-tane (Polynesia)
• Tawiscara Taweskare, Tawiskaro, Tawiskorong (Huron, Iroquois People, North America)
• Tawiskaro (North America)
• Tawiskorong (North America)
• Taygete (Greek)
• Tchabu (Egypt)
• Tcheft (Egypt)
• Tchemtch-hat (Egypt)
• Tcheser-Tep Teheser-Tep-f (Egypt)
• Tchet-s (Egypt)
• Tcolawitze (Hopi People, North America)
• Te-aka-ia-oe (Polynensia)
• Te-manava-roa (Polynesia)
• Te-Po-ma-Te-Maki (Oceanic)
• Te-tangaengae (Polynesia)
• Te Tumu Te Temu (Polynesia)
• Te-vaerua (Polynesia)
• Tebati (Egypt)
• Tebi (Egypt)
• Tecciztecatl Teccuciztecatl, Tecuciztecatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Teccuciztecatl (Mexico)
• Tecmassa (Greek)
• Tecpatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tectamus (Greek)
• Tecuciztecatl (Aztec)
• Tecumbalam (Central America)
• Tefenet (Egypt)
• Tefnut Tefenet (Egypt)
• Tegeates (Greek)
• Tehabi (Hopi People, North America)
• Teharonhiawagon (North America)
• Tehenut (Egypt)
• Teheser-Tep-f Tcheser-Tep, Tcheser-Tep-f. (Egypt)
• Tehuti (Egypt)
• Teiresias (Greek)
• Teirnyon Furf Liant (Celtic)
• Teka-Hra (Egypt)
• Tekhi (Egypt)
• Tekikinto (Micronesia)
• Tekikitea (Micronesia)
• Tekitekite (Micronesia)
• Tekkeitsertok (Eskimo People)
• Telamon (Greek)
• Telavel (Lithuania)
• Telchines (Greek, Crete, Boeotia; Phoenicia)
• Telchis Telchin (Greek)
• Teledamas (Greek)
• Teledice (Greek)
• Teledyne (Greek)
• Telegonus (Greek)
• Telemachus (Greek)
• Telephassa (Greek)
• Telepinus Telepinu (Hittite)
• Telexiepeia (Greek)
• Telipinu (Hittite)
• Telkhis (Greek)
• Tellus (Roman)
• Tellus Mater (Roman)
• Telpochtli (Mexico)
• Tem (Egypt)
• Tem-Asar (Egypt)
• Tem-Sep (Egypt)
• Temazcalteci (Mexico)
• Temt (Egypt)
• Temtemtch (Egypt)
• Temu (Egypt)
• Tenages (Greek)
• Tenazuchi-no-kami (Japan)
• Tenen (Egypt)
• Tengere Kaira Kan (Altaic, Tartars)
• Tengeri (Buryats)
• Tengri (Kalmyks, Mongol People)
• Tengu, The (Buddhist; Japan)
• Tenochtitlan (Mexico)
• Tenshodaijin (Japan)
• Tenshoko-dagin (Japan)
• Tenshoko-Daijin (Japan)
• Tenshokokdaijin (Japan)
• Tent-Baiu (Egypt)
• Tentamides (Greek)
• Tentit-uhesqet-khat-ab (Egypt)
• Teoti-Husn (Mexico)
• Teotihuacan (Mexico)
• Teotihuancan Teotihuacan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Teoyaoimquit Teoyaomiqui (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tep-tu-f (Egypt)
• Tepen (Egypt)
• Tepeu (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Tepeyollotl Tepeyolohtli (Aztec, Zapotec People, Mexico)
• Tepeyolohtli (Mexico)
• Tepi (Egypt)
• Tepictoton (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tepoztecatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tepui (Egypt)
• Ter (Egypt)
• Tera (Greek)
• Tera, Mount (Persia)
• Terah (Middle Eastern)
• Teraphim Teraph (Hebrew)
• Tere (Banda People, Africa)
• Tereus (Greek)
• Terminus (Roman)
• Terminalius (Greek)
• Terpimbrotos (Greek)
• Terpsichore (Greek)
• Terra (Roman)
• Tertiana (Roman)
• Teshub (Hittite)
• Tessub (Cassite)
• Tet Djed (Egypt)
• Tetenen (Egypt)
• Teteoinnan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tethus (Greek)
• Tethys Tethus (Greek)
• Tetzcotzingo (Aztec People, Central Mexico)
• Teu (Teutonic)
• Teucer (Greek)
• Teuhie (Polynesia)
• Teutamias (Greek)
• Teutates (Celtic)
• Tezcatlipoca Tezcatepuca, Texcatlipoca, Tezcatlipo'ca (Mexico, Aztec, Toltec)
• Texcatzoncatl Tezcatzontecatl (Aztec; Mexico)
• Teyron (Celtic)
• Tez-Katli-Poka (Aztec)
• Tezcatepuca (Aztec)
• Tezcatlipo'ca (Aztec)
• Tezcatzontecatl (Mexico)
• Tgorem (Ugarit)
• Thakurani (India)
• Thalassa (Greek)
• Thalath (Babylonia)
• Thalestris (Greek)
• Thalia (A) (Greek)
• Thalia (B) (Greek)
• Thalia (C) (Greek)
• Thallo (Greek)
• Thaloc (Aztec)
• Thammuz (Babylonian)
• Thanantos (Greek)
• Thanatos Thantos (Greek)
• Thantos (Greek)
• Thasus (Greek)
• Thauk (Teutonic)
• Thaukt (Teutonic)
• Thaumas (Greek)
• Theano (Greek)
• Theb-ka (Egypt)
• Thebe (A) (Greek)
• Thebe (B) (Greek)
• Thegn (Teutonic)
• Theia (A) Thia (Greek)
• Theia (B) (Greek)
• Theia (C) (Greek)
• Thein (Burma)
• Theiodamas (Greek)
• Theispas (Urartian People, Armenia)
• Thelxiepeia (Greek)
• Thelxion (Greek)
• Themehu (Egypt)
• Themis Themiste (Greek)
• Themiste (Greek)
• Themisto (Greek)
• Then-Aru (Egypt)
• Thenemi (Egypt)
• Thenenet (Greek)
• Theno (Greek)
• Thenti (Egypt)
• Theonoe (A) (Greek)
• Theonoe (B) (Greek)
• Theophane (Greek)
• Theoris Thoeris (Egypt, Greek)
• Thermuthis (Egypt)
• Thessalus (A) (Greek)
• Thessalus (B) (Greek)
• Thestius (A) (Greek)
• Thestius (B) (Greek)
• Thestor (Greek)
• Theta-enen (Egypt)
• Thethu (Egypt)
• Thetis (Greek)
• Thevadas (India)
• Thia (Greek)
• Thialfi Thjalfi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thiassi Thjasse, Thjazi, Thiazi (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thiazi (Teutonic)
• Thing (Iceland. Norse; Teutonic)
• Thingstead (Teutonic)
• Thingsus (Teutonic)
• Thir (Teutonic)
• Thixo (Ponda, Xhosa People, Africa)
• Thjalfi (Teutonic)
• Thjasse (Teutonic)
• Thjazi (Teutonic)
• Tho-Ag The Eternal Mother (Tibet)
• Tho-Og The Eternal Mother (Tibet)
• Thoas (A) (Greek)
• Thoas (B) (Greek)
• Thoas (C) (Greek)
• Thoas (D) (Greek)
• Thoas (E) (Greek)
• Thoas (F) (Greek)
• Thoas (G) (Greek)
• Thobadzistshini Thobadestchin (Navajo People)
• Thoeris (Greek)
• Thok (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thokk (Teutonic)
• Thomagata (Chibcha People, Columbia)
• Thomagostad (Niquiran People, Nicaragua)
• Thonenli (Navajo People, North America)
• Thoon (Greek)
• Thoosa (Greek)
• Thor Thur, Tor, Tror (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thora (A) (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thora (B) (Africa)
• Thot (Egypt)
• Thoth Thouth (Egypt)
• Thott (Egypt)
• Thoueris (Greek)
• Thout (Egypt)
• Thouth (Egypt)
• Thouti (Egypt)
• Thraell (Teutonic)
• Thraetana (Persian)
• Thraetaona (Persian)
• Thrall (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thrasymedes (Greek)
• Thrbadestchin (Navajo People, North America)
• Three Emperors (China)
• Three Goddesses of Munakata (Shinto; Japan)
• Three Legged Ass (Persia)
• Three Norns, The (Scandinavia)
• Thrita (Persian)
• Thronia (Greek)
• Thrud (Teutonic)
• Thrud-Heim (Teutonic)
• Thrud-Vang (Teutonic)
• Thrudgelmer (Teutonic)
• Thrudgelmir Thrudgelmer (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thrudheim Thrud-Heim (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thrudheimr (Teutonic)
• Thrudvangr (Teutonic)
• Thrudvarg (Teutonic)
• Thrym (Teutonic)
• Thrymr (Teutonic)
• Thu (China)
• Thunaer (Teutonic)
• Thunar (Teutonic)
• Thunaraz (Teutonic)
• Thuner (Teutonic)
• Thunor (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thunor (Teutonic)
• Thunupa (Inca People, Peru)
• Thuremlin (Australia)
• Thviti (Norse; Teutonic)
• Thyestes (Greek)
• Thyia (A) (Greek)
• Thyia (B) (Greek)
• Thyone (A) (Greek)
• Thyone (B) (Greek)
• Thyoneus (Greek)
• Ti-Jean Petro (Haitian)
• Ti-Kuan (Taoist; China)
• Ti-mu (China)
• Ti-shih (China)
• Ti-tsang-wang-pu-sa (Buddhist; China)
• Ti-ya (China)
• Ti-yu (China)
• Tiamat Tihamtu (Assyro-Babylonian; Chaldea, Semite)
• Tiamuni (Acoma People, North America)
• Tianquiztli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ticholtsodi (Navajo People, North America)
• T'ie-kuai (China)
• T'ieh-Kuai Li T'ie-kuai Li (China)
• Tieholtsodi (Navajo People, North America)
• Tien T'ien (China)
• T'ien-chu (China)
• T'ien-Hou (China)
• Tien-Hou (China)
• T'ien Hou Tien-Hou (China)
• T'ien-Kuan (China)
• Tien-Kuan T'ien-Kuan (Taoist; China)
• Tien Mu Tien-mu (China)
• T'ien Pao (China)
• T'ien-Shang (China)
• T'ien Tsu (China)
• T'ien-Wang (China)
• Tien-Wang (Buddhist; China)
• Tigranes (Iranian)
• Tigris (Mesopotamia)
• Tii (Polynesia)
• Tii-Maaraatai (Polynesia)
• Tii-Tapu (Polynesia)
• Tii-Tokerau (Polynesia)
• Ti'in (China)
• Tiitii (Samoa)
• Tijuskeha (North America)
• Tiki (Marquesas, Society Islands; Maori People, New Zealand)
• Tiki-Kapakapa (Polynesia, New Zealand)
• Tikitohua (Polynesia, New Zealand)
• Tiksnamanjusri (India)
• Til-bu-ma (Tibet)
• Tilo (Baranga People, Africa; Mozambique)
• Tilottama (India)
• Timirau (Polynesia)
• Timi-iti (Polynesia)
• Timo-Taata (Polynesia)
• Timondonar Tamendonar, Tamanduare (Tupi-Guarani People, Brazil)
• Tina Tinia (Etruscan)
• Ting (Teutonic)
• Tinga (Greek)
• Tingir (Beltirs)
• Tinia (Etruscan)
• Tinilau (Polynesia)
• Tinirau Timirau, Tinilau (Polynesia)
• Tiphys (Greek)
• Tir (Iranian, Persian)
• Tir na-nog Tir na n'og (Celtic)
• Tirawa (Pawnee People, North America)
• Tirawa Atius (Pawnee Indian)
• Tiresias Teiresias (Greek)
• Tisandrus (Greek)
• Tishtrya Tir (Chaldean, Persian)
• Tisiphone (Greek)
• Titae-Aretia (Greek)
• Titaea (Greek)
• Titaea Magna (Greek)
• Titania (Anglo-Franco)
• Titans (Greek)
• Tithonus (Greek)
• Titlacauan (Mexico, Aztec)
• Tityos (Greek)
• Tityus Tityos (Greek)
• Tiu (German)
• Tiur (Armenia; Possibly Babylon, Persia, or Iran)
• Tiw (Teutonic)
• Tiwaz (Teutonic)
• Tjausul and Othale (Teutonic)
• Tjikantja Brothers (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Tjinimin the Bat (Australia)
• Tlacauepan (Aztec, Mexico)
• Tlachgo (Celtic)
• Tlacht (Celtic)
• Tlahuitzin (Aztec)
• Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli (Mexico)
• Tlaloc (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tlalocan (Mexico, Aztec)
• Tlalocs Tlaloques (Aztec)
• Tlaloques (Aztec)
• Tlaltecuhtli Tlaltecutli, Tlatecutli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tlaltecutli (Aztec)
• Tlanit Pene Baal (Carthage)
• Tlanuwa (Cherokee Indian)
• Tlaoque (Mexico)
• Tlapallan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tlatecutli (Aztec)
• Tlauixcalpantecuhtli Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tlazolteotl (Mexico)
• Tlazolteutl Tlazolteutl-Ixcuina, Tlazolteotl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tlazolteotl (Mexico)
• Tlehanoai (Apache, Navajo, Papago People, North America)
• Tlenamaw (Haida, Kwakiutl, Tlingit, Tsimshian People, North America)
• Tlepolemus (Greek)
• Tletonatiuh (Aztec)
• Tloquenahuaque Tloque Nahuaque, Tloque Nauaque (Aztec; Toltec People, Mexico)
• To-Kabinana and To-Karvuvu (New Hebrides, Polynesia)
• To-Kwatsu (Japan)
• To-Matauenga (Polynesia)
• Toafa (Samoa)
• Tobadzistsini (Apache, Navajo, Papago People, North America)
• Tobardasum (Saora People, India)
• To'bilhaski'di (Navajo Indians)
• Tocay (Peru)
• Tochtli (Aztec)
• Toci (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Todote (Samoyed of Siberia)
• Tohil (Mexico)
• Tohil-Heumac (Mexico)
• Tokakami (Mexico)
• Tokay (Inca)
• Tokelau Tokelo (Polynesia)
• Tokelo (Polynesia)
• Tolocan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Toma (Tibet)
• Tominagatoo (Warrau People, South America)
• Tomituka (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Tonacacihuatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tonacaciuatl (Mexico)
• Tonacaciutl (Mexico)
• Tonacajoha (Mexico)
• Tonacatecuhtli Tonacatecutli (Male), Tonacacihuatl or Tonacaciutl (Female); (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tonacatecutli and Tonacaciutl (Aztec, Toltec People, Mexico)
• Tonantzin (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tonapa (Peru)
• Tonatiuh Tonatiuhichan (Aztec People, Mexico)
• To'nenile Tonenili (Apache, Navajo, Papago People, North America)
• Tonenili (North America)
• Tonga-Iti (Polynesia)
• Tongaiti (Polynesia)
• Tootega (Eskimo)
• Tooth Grinder (Norse)
• Tope (A) (Norse)
• Tope (B) (Buddhist)
• Topielce (Slavic)
• Topiltzin Toplitzin-Quetzalcoatl (Toltec) (Mexico)
• Toplitzin-Quetzalcoatl (Mexico)
• Tora-Galles (Lapp)
• Torch (Indo-European, Armenian)
• Tore (Pygmy of Africa)
• Torgarsoak (Eskimo)
• Tornait (Eskimo)
• Tornaq (Eskimo)
• Tornaq (Eskimo)
• Tornarsuk (Inuit; Eskimo)
• Tortali (New Hebrides)
• Tortoise Shell Goddess (West Africa)
• Toru (Polynesian)
• Torum (Ugarit)
• Torx (Indo-European, Armenian)
• Tos-khan (Altaic, Tartars)
• Tosotsu-Ten Tosotsa-Ten (Japan)
• Totates (Celtic)
• Totepeuh (Mexico)
• Tou Mu (China)
• Tou-Shen (China)
• Tounela Tuomela (Finland)
• Touni (Finnish)
• Toxeus (Greek)
• Toyo-kumu-no Mikoto (Japan)
• Toyo-mike-nu (Japan)
• Toyo-Tama-Bime Toyo-Tama-Bime-No-Mikoto, Toyo-Tama-Hime, Toyotama (Shinto; Japan).
• Toyo-Tama-Bime-No-Mikoto (Japan)
• Toyo-Tama-Hime (Japan)
• Toyo-Uke-Bime (Japan)
• Toyo-Uke-Hime (Japan)
• Toyo-Uke-Hime-No-Himi (Japan)
• Toyo-Uke-No-Kami (Japan)
• Toyotama (Japan)
• Tpereakl (Pelew Islands)
• Traetaona (Persia)
• Trailokaya (Tibet)
• Trailokya-Vijaya-Raja (Tibet)
• Trailokyavijaya Trailokya-Vijaya-Raja (Buddhistic Hinduism, Tibetan Tantrism)
• Trambaka (India)
• Tree of Many Seeds (Persia)
• Treta (India)
• Tretayuga Treta (Hindu; India)
• Tri-Loka (India)
• Triad, Capitoline (Roman)
• Triad of Deities (Egypt)
• Triad of Elephantine (Egyptian)
• Triambika (Hindu; India)
• Triloka (India)
• Trimurti Trinity (Hindu; India)
• Trinavarta (India)
• Triopas (A) (Greek)
• Triopas (B) (Greek)
• Triopas (C) (Greek)
• Tripada (India)
• Triptolemus (Greek)
• Trisala (India)
• Trishna Trisna (India)
• Trisiras (Hindu; India)
• Trita Aptya Thrita (Hindu; India. Persian)
• Tritogeneia (A) Trigoneia, Tritonis (Greek)
• Tritogeneia (B) (Greek)
• Triton (Greek)
• Tritonis (Greek)
• Trivia (Roman)
• Troezen (Greek)
• Tronubeina (Teutonic)
• Tros (A) (Greek)
• Tros (B) (Greek)
• Tryambaka (India)
• Tsagan-Sukuty (Mongol)
• Ts'ai Lun (China)
• Ts'ai Shen Ts'shen Yeh (China)
• Tsalu (Cherokee People, North America)
• Ts'an Nu (China)
• Ts'ana-Pa (Tibet)
• Ts'ang Chien (China)
• Ts'ang Kie (China)
• Tsao Chun (China)
• Tsao-kuo-chia Ts'ao Kuo-kiu (China)
• Ts'ao Kuo-Kiu (China)
• Tsao Shen (China)
• Tsao-wang (China)
• Tsaphon, Mount (Ugarit)
• Tse Shen (China)
• Tsects (North American Indian, Haida, Kwakiutl, Tlingit, Tsimshian)
• Ts'en-kuang (China)
• Tseng Chang (China)
• Tsentsa (Huron People, North America)
• Tseurima (India, Tibet)
• Tshindi (Navajo People, North America)
• Ts'i-fu-shen (China)
• Tsi-ku Ts'iku (China)
• Tsi-zhui (Osage People, North America)
• Tsichtinaka (Acoma People, North America)
• Ts'in-kuang-wang Ts'en Kuang, Ts'kuang-wang (China)
• Ts'in Shu-pao (China)
• Ts'kuang-wang (China)
• Tsmok (Russia)
• Tsoede (Sudan)
• Tsotsil (Navajo People, North America)
• Tsui'goab Tsui’(Hottentot People, Africa)
• Tsui-Goam (Africa)
• Tsuikiyomi (Japan)
• Tsuki-Yomi (Shinto) Japan
• Tsuikiyomi Mikoto (Japan)
• Tsukiyomi-no-Mikoto (Japan)
• Tsuni Goam (Africa)
• Ttlaya (Fox People, North America)
• Tu (Hawaii, New Zealand, Polynesia)
• Tu-ka-nguha (Polynesia)
• Tu-ka-taua (Polynesia)
• Tu K'ang (China)
• Tu-kariri (Polynesia)
• Tu-mata-what-iti (Polynesia)
• Tu-matauenga Tu-ma-tauenga (Polynesia)
• Tu-Metua (Polynesia)
• Tu-nui-ka-re (Oceanic)
• Tu-Papa (Polynesia)
• Tu-qu-aat (Egypt)
• Tu-te-wanawana (Polynesia)
• Tu-te-wehi (Polynesia)
• T'u-Ti (China)
• T'u-Ti Lao-Yeh (China)
• T'u-Ti Shen (China)
• Tu-whake-ticke-tangata (Polynesia)
• Tua-heru (Egypt)
• Tuamutef (Egypt)
• Tuart Rert (Egypt)
• Tuat (Egypt)
• Tuatet-maket-neb-s (Egypt)
• Tuatha De Danann Tuatha de Danaan, Tuatha-Dedanan (Celtic)
• Tuatha-Dedanan (Celtic)
• Tuati (Egypt)
• Tubal-Cain (Sumer)
• Tucana People — Creation Legend (Amazon, South America)
• Tuchita (India)
• Tucupacha (Tarascan People, Mexico)
• Tues (Greek)
• Tueris (Egypt)
• Tuetates Totates (Gaul)
• Tug'ny'gat (Eskimo People)
• Tui-tokelo (Polynesia)
• Tuil (Kamchatka Peninsula, Siberia)
• Tuirenn, Children of (Celtic)
• Tuku (Babylonia)
• Tulasi (India)
• Tule (Zande People, Siberia)
• Tuleyone People — Creation Legend (North America)
• Tuli (Polynesia)
• Tullius (Greek)
• Tulungusaq (Eskimo)
• Tum (Egypt)
• Tumateanaoa (Polynesia)
• Tumburu (India)
• Tuminikar (Taruma People, Guiana)
• Tumuteanaoa (Polynesia)
• Tun Huang T'ai (China)
• Tun Huang T'ai I (China)
• Tuna (Tongan People, Polynesia)
• Tung-Ak (Mongol)
• Tung Chun (China)
• Tung-Hua (China)
• Tung Huang T'ai I (China)
• Tung Wang Kung (China)
• Tung-yo ta-ti (Buddhist)
• Tunkan Ingan (Dakota People, North America)
• Tuonela (Finnish)
• Tuonetar (Finnish)
• Tuoni (Finnish)
• Tupan (Guarani, Tupinamba People, Brazil)
• Tupi (Brazil)
• Tura (Persia)
• Turachogue (Chibcha People, South America)
• Turan (Etruscan)
• Turi-a-faumea (Oceanic)
• Turms (Etruscan)
• Turnus (Greek)
• Turquoise Man-woman
• Tushita Tuchita, Tosotsa-Ten (Buddhist; Japan).
• Tushna (Greek)
• Tushnamatay (Persia)
• Tut (Babylon)
• Tutates (Celtic)
• Tute-Mute-Anaoa (Polynesia)
• Tuto-Tamu (Japan)
• Tutruica (Choco People, Columbia, South America)
• Tutsu-nushi No Kami (Japan)
• Tutu-F (Egypt)
• Tvaksh-tri (India)
• Tvashta (India)
• Tvashtar (India)
• Tvashtr (India)
• Tvashtri (India)
• Tviti (Teutonic)
• Twashtar (India)
• Twashtri (India)
• Twet (Egypt)
• Twilight of the Gods (Teutonic)
• Two Lady (Mexico)
• Two Lord (Mexico)
• Twrch Trwyth (Celtic)
• Ty (Teutonic)
• Tyche (Greek)
• Tydeus (Greek)
• Tydus (Greek)
• Tyko (Greek)
• Tyndareus (Greek)
• Typheon (Greek)
• Typhoeus (Greek)
• Typhon (A) Typhaon, Typheon (Greek)
• Typhon (B) Typheon, Tyhaon (Greek)
• Tyr (Norse; Teutonic)
• Tyro (Greek)
• Tyt (Egypt)
• Tyw (Teutonic)
• Tzakol (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Tzakor (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Tzinteotl (Aztec)
• Tzitzimime (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Tzontemoc (Mexico)
• U
• Uadjit (Egypt)
• Uaj (Slavic)
• Uajet (Egypt)
• Uajyt (Egypt)
• Uamemti (Egypt)
• Uasir (Egypt)
• Uatch-Nes (Egypt)
• Uatchet (Egypt)
• Uatchit (Egypt)
• Uatchura (Egypt)
• Uazai (Egypt)
• Uazet (Egypt)
• Ubelluris (Hittite)
• Uben (Egypt)
• Uboze (Slavic)
• Uc-Zip (Maya)
• Uchchaih-sravas (India)
• Uchtsiti (Acoma People, North America)
• Udar (Teutonic)
• Uddushunamir (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Udumbara (India)
• Udzume (Japan)
• Ueuecoyotl (Mexico, Aztec, Otomi)
• Ufa (Egypt)
• Ugar (Ugaric)
• Uggerus (Teutonic)
• Ugra (India)
• Ugra Tara (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Ugrasena, King (India)
• Uhiji-ni No Mikoto (Japan)
• Uhlanga (Africa)
• Uhumakaikai (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Uiracocha (Inca)
• Uitzilopochtli (Aztec)
• Uitztlampa (Mexico, Aztec)
• Uixtochihuatl Huixtocihuatl, Uixtociuatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Uixtociuatl (Mexico)
• Uja-Jin (Japan)
• Ujikami (Japan)
• Uka-no-kami (Japan)
• Ukanipo (Hawaii)
• Uke-mochi (Japan)
• Uke-mochi-no-kami (Japan)
• Ukemochi Uke-mochi, Uki-mochi (Japan)
• Ukemochi-no-kami
• Ukhukh (Egypt)
• Uki-Mochi (Japan)
• Ukibashi (Japan)
• Ukko (Finnish)
• Ukko-Thor (Finnish)
• Uksakka (Lapp)
• Uktena (Cherokee People, North America)
• Ukteni (Natchez People, North America)
• Ul (New Hebrides)
• Ulgan (Siberia)
• Uli (Hawaii, Polynesia)
• Ull (Norse; Teutonic)
• Uller (Teutonic)
• Ullerus (Teutonic)
• Ulligarra (Sumer)
• Ullikummi (Hittite, Hurrian)
• Ullikummis Ullikummi (Hittite, Hurrite)
• Ullr (Teutonic)
• Ullur (Teutonic)
• Ulmuka (India)
• Ulu Tojon (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Ulupi (India)
• Ulysses (Roman)
• Uma (Hindu; India)
• Uma Haimavati (India)
• Umai (Mongol, Turkey)
• Umhlanga (Africa)
• Umiarissat (Eskimo)
• Umina (Ecuador)
• Umlungu (Africa)
• Umm Kulthum (Islamic)
• Umunmutamku (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Unas (Egypt)
• Undines (Teutonic)
• Undry (Celtic)
• Unelanuhi (Cherokee People, North America)
• Ung (Egypt)
• Ungud (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Unis (Egypt)
• Universal Egg (Greek)
• Universal Mother (India)
• Universal Shakti (India)
• Univirae (Etruscan, Roman)
• Unkulunkulu (Kaffir, Zulu People, Africa)
• Unmatta (India)
• Unnefer (Egypt)
• Unnet (Egypt)
• Unnofre (Egypt)
• Unsas, The (Arabic)
• Unt (Egypt)
• Untunktahe (Dakota People, North America)
• Unummuzida (Sumer)
• Unvelingange (Kaffir)
• Upamanya (India)
• Upananda (India)
• Upao (Polynesia)
• Upasunda (India)
• Upelluri (Hittite)
• Upelluris Upelluri (Hittite, Hurrite)
• Upset (Egypt)
• Upshukina (Sumer)
• Upuaut (Egypt)
• Ur (Sumer)
• Ur-Nammu (Sumer)
• Ur-Shanabi (Babylon)
• Urshanabi (Babylon)
• Ura (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Uraeus (Egypt)
• Uragas (India)
• Urania (Greek)
• Uranus (Greek)
• Urcaguary (Peru)
• Urcaguay Urcaguary (Inca People, Peru)
• Urd Urdh, Urdhr, Urdur (Norse; Teutonic)
• Urdh (Teutonic)
• Urdhr (Teutonic)
• Urdur (Teutonic)
• Urien (Celtic)
• Urin Cuzco (Inca)
• Urion (Greek)
• Uris (Greek)
• Urja (India)
• Urmila (India)
• Urpihuachac (Andean People, Peru)
• Urpr (Teutonic)
• Urshanabi Ur-Shanabi (Babylonia)
• Urshiu (Egypt)
• Urt (A) (Egypt)
• Urt (B) (Finnish)
• Urth (Teutonic)
• Uruasi (India)
• Uruki (India)
• Urun Ai Toyon (Yakuts)
• Urutaetae (Polynesia, Tahiti)
• Urutonga (Maori People, New Zealand)
• Urvashi (India)
• Urvasi Uruki, Uruasi, Urvashi (Vedic, Hindu; India)
• Usanas (India)
• Usekht-Nemmat (Egypt)
• Usert (Egypt)
• Usha (India)
• Ushas Dyotana (The Light-Bearer), Marichi, Marishi, Usas (Vedic, Hindu; India)
• Ushemet Hatu Khefti Ra (Egypt)
• Ushnishavijaya (Buddhist; India)
• Ushodevatas (India)
• Usma (Babylon)
• Usukun (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Usur-Apa (Egypt)
• Usur-Api (Egypt)
• Uta-Napishtim (Babylon)
• Uta-Napistim (Babylon)
• Utanapishtim (Babylon)
• Utnapishtim Ut-Napishtim (Babylon)
• Utathya (India)
• Utennu Apes (Egypt)
• Utet (Egypt)
• Utgard (Teutonic)
• Utgard-Loki Utgard-Loke (Teutonic)
• Uther Ben (Celtic)
• Uther Pendragon (Celtic)
• Uthra (Gnostic)
• Uto (Egypt)
• Utsanati (Cherokee People, North America)
• Utset and Bowutset (Sia People, India)
• Uttara (India)
• Uttu (Sumer)
• Utu (Sumer)
• Utu-Rekhit (Egypt)
• Utukki (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Utukku (Sumer)
• Uuodan (German)
• Uyitzin (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Uyungsum (Saora People, India)
• Uzzah (Arabic)
• V
• Vac (India)
• Vach Vac, Vacha (Brahmanic, Hindu; India)
• Vach-Sarasvati (India)
• Vacha (India)
• Vacuna (Roman)
• Vadaba (India)
• Vadava Badava, Vadaba (India)
• Vadjra (India)
• Vafthrudni (Teutonic)
• Vafthrudnir (Teutonic)
• Vafud (Teutonic)
• Vaghan (Tierra del Fuego)
• Vagisvara Vagiswara (India)
• Vagiswara (India)
• Vague (Antilles Islands, Haiti)
• Vah (Persian)
• Vahagn (Armenia)
• Vahran (Persian)
• Vahu (Polynesia)
• Vaidya-nath (India)
• Vaijayanta (India)
• Vaikhari (India)
• Vaikuntha Vaijayanta (Hindu; India)
• Vainamoinen Wainamoinen (Finland)
• Vairagis Vairajas (India)
• Vairajas (India)
• Vairocana Vairochana (Buddhist; India, Nepal); (Ryobu-Shinto; Japan)
• Vairochana (India)
• Vairochi (India)
• Vaishnavi (India)
• Vaisravana (India)
• Vaitarani (India)
• Vaivasvata (India)
• Vaja (India)
• Vajra (India)
• Vajra Dakinis (India)
• Vajra-Pani (India; Sanskrit)
• Vajra-shringhala Vajra-shringkhala (Tibet)
• Vajra Tara (India)
• Vajra-Varahi (Tibet)
• Vajra-Yogini (Tibet)
• Vajrabarahi (India)
• Vajradhara Adibuddha (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Vajradhatvisvari (Nepal)
• Vajradhupa (Buddhist; India)
• Vajradipa (India)
• Vajragandha (Buddhist; India)
• Vajragiti (Buddhist; India)
• Vajrahara (India)
• Vajraheruka (Tibet)
• Vajrajogini (India)
• Vajraloka Vajradipa (Buddhist; India)
• Vajranga (Buddhist; India)
• Vajranrtya (Buddhist; India)
• Vajrapani Vajra-Pani (Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Vajraraga (Buddhist; India)
• Vajrasattva (India)
• Vajrasattvamika (Nepal)
• Vajrasatwa Vajrasawta (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Vajravarahi (Tibet)
• Vajravina (India)
• Vajrayana (Nepal)
• Vaka (India)
• Vakea (Polynesia)
• Valaskjalf (Norse; Teutonic)
• Vale (Teutonic)
• Valetudo (Italy)
• Valfadir (Teutonic)
• Valfather (Teutonic)
• Valhal (Teutonic)
• Valhalla Valhal, Walhalla (Norse; Teutonic)
• Vali (Norse; Teutonic)
• Valkjosandi Chooser of the Slain (Teutonic)
• Valkyr (Teutonic)
• Valkyrie Valkyr, Valkyries (Plural), Valkyrja, Valkyrs, Walkure, Walkyrie (Teutonic)
• Valkyrja (Teutonic)
• Valkyrs (Teutonic)
• Valland (Teutonic)
• Vamana Vamen, Vamena (Hindu; India)
• Vamen (India)
• Vamena (India)
• Vammatar (Finnish)
• Vamsa (Buddhist; India)
• Vanadevatas (India)
• Vanadis (Teutonic)
• Vanagods (Teutonic)
• Vanaheim (Norse; Teutonic)
• Vanant (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Vanas (Teutonic)
• Vanavasas (India)
• Vandya (India)
• Vanemuine (Estonian)
• Vaner (Teutonic)
• Vanir (Norse; Teutonic)
• Var (Teutonic)
• Vara (Teutonic)
• Varaha (Hindu; India)
• Varaha-Avatara (India)
• Varahavatar (India)
• Varahi (Buddhist; Nepal)
• Varahini (India)
• Varanga (India)
• Varcin (Hindu; India)
• Vardhamana (India)
• Varegan (Persian, Iranian)
• Vareghna Varegan, Varengan (Persian, Iranian)
• Varengan (Iranian, Persian)
• Vari (A) (Indonesia, Polynesia)
• Vari (B) (India)
• Vari-Ma-Te-Takere (Polynesia)
• Varpulis (Slavic)
• Varshayanti (India)
• Varuna (Brahmanic, Buddhist, Hindu, Vedic; India; Persia)
• Varunani (India)
• Varuni Varunani (India)
• Vasa (Finnish)
• Vasanta (India)
• Vasanta-Bandhu (Hindu; India)
• Vashita (Hindu; India)
• Vashti (Semitic)
• Vasishta (India)
• Vasistha Vasishtha (Brahmanic, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Vasu (India)
• Vasu Deva (India)
• Vasud (Teutonic)
• Vasudeva Vasu Deva (India)
• Vasuki Vaisravana (Hindu; India)
• Vasundhara (Buddhist, Hindu; India)
• Vasus, The (Vedic; India)
• Vasusena (India)
• Vata (Iran)
• Vatea Vakea (Polynesia)
• Vatsasura (India)
• Vayu (Indo-Iranian, Persian, Vedic; India)
• Vazimba (Madagascar)
• Vazishta (Iranian)
• Ve We (Norse; Teutonic)
• Vedams, The (India)
• Vedas, The Vedams, The (Divine Knowledge); (Vedic, Hindu; India)
• Vedavyasa (India)
• Vedfolnir (Teutonic)
• Vedic Creation Legend
• Vediovis (Etruscan, Roman)
• Vedius (Roman)
• Vega (Persia)
• Veggdegg (Teutonic)
• Vegtam (Teutonic)
• Vejamat (Latvia)
• Vejovis Vedius (Roman)
• Vele (Prussia)
• Veles (Russia)
• Velint (Teutonic)
• Vema (India)
• Vemacitra (India)
• Venus (A) (Roman)
• Venus (B)
• Verbeia (Celtic)
• Verdandi (Teutonic)
• Verethraghna (Persia)
• Vergelmir Well (Teutonic)
• Vergil Virgil (Greek)
• Vertimnus (Roman)
• Vesna (Slavic)
• Vesper (Greek)
• Vesperus (Greek)
• Vessavana (Buddhist, Cambodia)
• Vesta (Roman, Greek)
• Vetala (Hindu; India)
• Vetanda (India)
• Vialis (Roman)
• Viaroacocha (Inca)
• Vibhishana (India)
• Vibhu (India)
• Vibhvan (India)
• Vibishana (India)
• Vichitravirya (India)
• Victoria (Sabine, Roman)
• Vid (Teutonic)
• Vidar Vidor (Norse; Teutonic)
• Vidarbha (India)
• Vidforull (Teutonic)
• Vidharba Vidarbha (India)
• Vidor (Scandinavian)
• Vidura (India)
• Vidyadevis (Jain; India)
• Vidyadhara Bijadari, Wijadari (Hindu; India)
• Vidyadhari (India)
• Vigaya (India)
• Vigona (San Cristobal)
• Vigrid (Norse; Teutonic)
• Vihishana Bibhishan, Vibishana, Vibhishana, Vihishana (India)
• Vii (Serbian)
• Vijaya (India)
• Vijayasri (India)
• Vikathikarala (India)
• Vikrama (India)
• Vikramaditya (India)
• Vila (Slavic)
• Vile (Teutonic)
• Vili Vile (Norse; Teutonic)
• Vilin (Sumer)
• Vilva Bel (India)
• Vinata (India)
• Vinayaka (India)
• Vindhyavali (Hindu; India)
• Vindhyavarini (India)
• Vindhyavasini (India)
• Vindsual (Teutonic)
• Vindsval (Teutonic)
• Vingnir (Teutonic)
• Vingolf (Teutonic)
• Vingthor (Teutonic)
• Vinmara (Melanesian)
• Vipasyin (India)
• Virabhadra (India)
• Viracocha (Inca People; Peru)
• Viraj (India)
• Virbius (Greek)
• Virochana (India)
• Virococha Uira-Cocha, Uiracocha, Viaracocha, Viracocha (Inca People, Peru)
• Virtus (Roman)
• Virudaka (India)
• Virudhaka Virudaka (Buddhist; India)
• Virupaksha (Buddhist; India)
• Vis (Inca)
• Vishapa (Armenian)
• Vishnu Primeval Being, Lord of the Universe, Lord Creator and Generator of All, Lord of Sacred Wisdom, Lord of Waters, World Maintainer. (Brahmanic, Hindu, Jain, Vaishnava, Vedic; India)
• Vishvabhu (India)
• Vishvakarman (India)
• Vishvanatha (India)
• Visnanatha (India)
• Visnu (India)
• Vispala (India)
• Visravas (India)
• Visva-Karma (India)
• Visva-Krit (India)
• Visvakarma Tvashtri, Vishvakarman, Visva-Karma, Visva-Krit, Viswakarman (Buddhist, Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Visvamitra (India)
• Visvapani (Buddhist; India)
• Visvarupa (India)
• Visvavasu (India)
• Viswakarman (India)
• Vitharr (Teutonic)
• Vivanghat (Persian)
• Vivanghvant Vivanghat (Persian)
• Vivasvan (India)
• Vivasvant (India)
• Vivasvat Visvavasu, Vivasvan, Vivasvant (Vedic; India)
• Vivian (Arthurian)
• Vivien Vivian, Vivienne (Arthurian)
• Vivienne (Arthurian)
• Vizetot (Nicaragua)
• Vjofn (Teutonic)
• Vlkodlak Vrkolak, Vukodlak (Serbian, Slavic)
• Voden (German)
• Vodu (Dahomey, Fon People, Africa)
• Vodyanoi Vodyany (Slavic, Russian)
• Vodyanoy (Finnish)
• Vodyany-Ye (Slavic)
• Vohu Mana (Persia)
• Vohu Manah Vohu Mana, Vohu Mano (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Vohu Mano (Persia)
• Voice of the Void (Bambara People, Africa)
• Vol Vola, Volla (Norse; Teutonic)
• Voland (Teutonic)
• Volcano Woman (North Pacific Coast People, North America)
• Voli (Teutonic)
• Volkun (Serbian, Slavic)
• Volla (Norse; Teutonic)
• Volos (Slavic)
• Volsung (Norse; Teutonic)
• Volsunga Saga, The (Teutonic; Norse)
• Voltan (Maya)
• Voltumna (Etruscan)
• Volturnus (Roman)
• Volund Foland, Phaland, Valland, Velint, Voland, (Norse; Teutonic)
• Volundr (Teutonic)
• Voluptas (Roman)
• Volva, The (Teutonic)
• Vor (Norse; Teutonic)
• Vortumnus (Roman)
• Votan (A) (Teutonic)
• Votan (B) (Yucatan, Mayan)
• Vourukasha (A) (Indo-Iranian and Hindu)
• Vourukasha (B) (Persian)
• Vretil (Hebrew)
• Vrihaspati (India)
• Vrikdevatas (India)
• Vrikodara (India)
• Vrikshakas (India)
• Vrinda (India)
• Vrishakapayi (India)
• Vrishakapi (India)
• Vrita Vrtra (The Covering); (Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Vritra (India)
• Vritrahan Vritrahana, Vrtrahanna (India)
• Vritrahana (India)
• Vrkolak (Serbian, Slavic)
• Vrou-elde (Germanic)
• Vrtra (India)
• Vrtrahanna (India)
• Vukodlak (Serbian, Slavic)
• Vukub-Ahpu (Maya)
• Vukub-Cakix (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Vukubcame Vukub-Came (Quiche People, Guatemala)
• Vulcan Vulcanus (Roman)
• Vulcania (Roman)
• Vulcanus (Roman)
• Vultures (Greek)
• Vushkapariks (Armenia)
• Vuub-Hunapu (Guatelmala)
• Vyaghrini (Nepal)
• Vyasa (Hindu; India)
• Vyelyes (Slavic)
• W
• Wa (China)
• Wa Cinaci (Arawak People, South America)
• Wa Murreta Kwonci (Arawak People, South America)
• Wabun (North America)
• Wadd (Arabic)
• Wadjet (Egypt)
• Wagilag Sisters (Australia)
• Wahieroa (Oceanic)
• Wailing River (Greek)
• Wainamoinen (Finland)
• Waka (Galla People, Ethiopia, Africa)
• Waka-hiru-me Wakahirume (Japan)
• Waka-mi-ke-nu-no-mikoto (Japan)
• Waka-sana-me-no-kami (Japan)
• Waka-uke-nomi (Japan)
• Wakahirume (Japan)
• Wakan (Oglala People, North America)
• Wakan-Tanka (Dakota, Sioux People, North America)
• Wakanda (North American)
• Wakataka (Sioux People, North America)
• Wakcexi Waktcexi (Algonquin, Chippewa, Cree, Nascopie People, North America)
• Wakea (Polynesia)
• Wakonda Wakanda (Osage, Omaha, Sioux and Dakota Indian, North America)
• Wakonyingo (Pygmy or Wachaga People, Africa)
• Waktcexi (North American)
• Wala (Fox People, North America)
• Walangada (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Walangala (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Walhalla (Teutonic)
• Walkure (Teutonic)
• Walkyrie (Teutonic)
• Wallanganda (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Walumbe (Vedic; India)
• Wamara (Baziba People, Africa)
• Wandjina (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Wang (China)
• Wang-chugmas Wangchugmas (Buddhist; Tibet)
• Wang-Mu-Niang-Niang (China)
• Wantu Su (Africa; Sudan)
• Warah (Arabic)
• Waramurungundja Waramurungundju (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Warana (Australia)
• Wasicong (Dakota People, North America)
• Wata-tsu-mi (Japan)
• Watatsumi (Japan)
• Watchdog of Chulain (Celtic)
• Water Mother (China)
• Water Nymphs (Greek)
• Wati and Kutjara (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Waukheon (Dakota People, North America)
• Wauwalak Sisters (Australia)
• Wawalag Sisters (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Wawalug (Australia)
• Wawilak Sisters (Australia)
• Waxcpini Xedera (Algonquian, Chippewa, Cree, Nascopie People, North America)
• Wayland the Smith (Teutonic)
• We (A) (Kasena People, Africa)
• We (B) (Teutonic)
• Weaver Damsel (China)
• Weendigo (North America)
• Wehtiko (North America)
• Wei-to Wei-t'o (China)
• Weiwobo (Japan)
• Weland (Teutonic)
• Weldegg (Teutonic)
• Well of Urd (Teutonic)
• Wen Ch'ang (China)
• Wen-chang-ta-ti (China)
• Wen Ch'ang Ti Chun (China)
• Wen-ch'ang Ti-kun (China)
• Wen-Ch'en (China)
• Wen-shu (China)
• Wen-ti (China)
• Wenen-Nefer (Egypt)
• Wenenefer (Egypt)
• Wenenut (Egypt)
• Wenut (Egypt)
• Wep-Rehewh (Egypt)
• Weres Urs (Egypt)
• Weret Hekau (Egypt)
• West, The (Egypt)
• West Wind (Greek)
• Westre (Teutonic)
• Westri Westre (Norse; Teutonic)
• Whaitiri Whatitari, Whatitiri (Maori People, Polynesia)
• Whatitiri (Polynesia)
• Whenua (Polynesia)
• Whisky Jack (North America)
• White Goddess, The (Greek)
• White Haoma (Persia)
• White Hom (Persia)
• Whitigo (North America)
• Whitiko (North America)
• Wieland (Teutonic)
• Wigan (Ifugao People, Philippines)
• Wijadari (India)
• Wild Huntsman (Teutonic)
• Wild Men of the West (Tierra del Fuego)
• Wilobo (Africa)
• Wilolane (Zuni People, North America)
• Wimpe (Algonquin People, North America)
• Winabojo (North America)
• Windigo (Algonquin, Chippewas, Ojibwa People, North America)
• Wintua People — Creation Legend (North America)
• Wisagatcak Wisakedjak, Whiskey Jack (Cree Indian People of Canada)
• Wisakedjak (North America)
• Witana (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Witigo (North America)
• Wlenenu (Egypt)
• Wodan Wode, Wodemus, Woden, Wodhen, Wodin, Wotan (Germanic)
• Wode (Germanic)
• Wodemus (Germanic)
• Woden (Germanic)
• Wodhen (Germanic)
• Wodin (Germanic)
• Woko (Acholi People, Africa)
• Woland (Teutonic)
• Wollunka Wollunqua (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Wollunqua (Australia)
• Wolverine (North America)
• Wonaambi (Australia)
• Wondjina (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Wongar (Australia)
• Wonungur (Australia)
• Worombi (Australia)
• Wotan (Germanic)
• Woutan (Teutonic)
• Wowta (Warrau People, Guyana)
• Woyengi (Ijo People, Nigeria, Africa).
• Wu-Ch'ang (China)
• Wu Kuan (Central Asia)
• Wuhuu (Waranjui People, Africa)
• Wulbari (Krachi People, Africa)
• Wuldor (Teutonic)
• Wulgis (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Wuni (Dagamba People, Africa)
• Wuotan (German)
• Wuraka (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Wurd (Anglo-Saxon)
• Wuriupranili (Aborigine People, Australia)
• Wurusemu (Hittite)
• Wyrd (Anglo-Saxon)
• Wyrra-Warre (Australian aborigines)
• X
• Xamaniqinqu (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Xanthippe (Greek)
• Xanthos (Greek)
• Xanthus (A) (Greek) Xanthos
• Xanthus (B) (Greek)
• Xbalanque Xbalemque (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Xecotcovach (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Xelhua (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Xenodice (Greek)
• Xevioso (Fon People, Africa)
• Xi Wang Mu Xi Wang-Mu (Taoist; China)
• Xib Chac (Yucatan)
• Xibalba Xibalha (Maya People, Yucatan; Quiche People, Guatemala)
• Xilonen (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Xipe (Aztec)
• Xipe Itzpapalotl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Xipe Totec Xipe (Aztec, Mixtec, Nahua, Zapotec People, Mexico)
• Xiuhcoatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Xiuhtecuhtli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Xiuhtecutli (Mexico)
• Xmucane (Yucatan)
• Xochipilli Cinteotl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Xochiquetal (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Xochiquetzal Xochiquetzalli (Aztec, Toltec People, Mexico)
• Xochiquetzalli (Mexico)
• Xochitl (Mexico, Toltec, Aztec)
• Xocotl (Aztec)
• Xolotl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Xpiyacoc (Maya)
• Xquiq (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Xubchasgagua (Colombia)
• Xue (South America)
• Xumucane (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Xuthus (Greek)
• Xvarenah (Persia)
• Y
• Ya-sima-zinumi-no-kami (Japan)
• Yacatecuhtli (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Yaccy-Ma (Tierra del Fuego)
• Yachihoko-no Kami (Japan)
• Yachimata-Hiko (Japan)
• Yachimato-Himi (Japan)
• Yadahpati (India)
• Yadavas (India)
• Yagrush (Ugarit)
• Yahata (Buddhist, Shinto; Japan)
• Yahu (Semite)
• Yahveh (Hebrew)
• Yahweh Yahveh (Semite, Hebrew, Canaanite, Christian)
• Yajna (Hindu; India)
• Yajnesvara (India)
• Yakami, Princess (Japan)
• Yakamouch (Tierra del Fuego)
• Yakho (India)
• Yakka (India)
• Yaksa (India)
• Yaksha and Yakshini (Hindu; India)
• Yakshi (India)
• Yakshinis (India)
• Yakushi-Nyorai Yakushi-Rurikwo-Nyorai (Japan)
• Yakushi-Rurikwo-Nyorai (Japan)
• Yalungur (Australia)
• Yam (Ugarit)
• Yam-Nahar (Ugarit)
• Yama (Brahmanic, Hindu, Vedic; India; Buddhist; Tibet).
• Yama-Dutas (India)
• Yama-Dyitya (India)
• Yama-Isvara (India)
• Yama Kings, The (Buddhist; China, Tibet)
• Yama-no-Kami (Japan)
• Yama-Tsu-Mi (Japan)
• Yama-Uba (Japan)
• Yamai (Koli People, India)
• Yamantaka Yamantakha (Buddhistic Hinduism; India, Tibet)
• Yamantakasakti (Tibet)
• Yamantakha (Tibet)
• Yamapura (India)
• Yamari (India)
• Yamasadana (India)
• Yami (Hindu, Vedic; India)
• Yamma-Raja (Japan)
• Yamri (Afghanistan)
• Yamuna (India)
• Yan Tachu (Zuni People, North America)
• Yananamca Intanamca (Andean People, Peru
• Yanari (Japan)
• Yanauluha (Zuni People, North America)
• Yang (China)
• Yang-Chen (Buddhist, China)
• Yang Ch'eng (China)
• Yang Ching (China)
• Yang Ki-Sheng (China)
• Yang-Ku (China)
• Yang-Wu Yang-Ku (China)
• Yangombi (Bantu People, Africa)
• Yansan (Yoruban People, Africa)
• Yantho (Maya)
• Yao (China)
• Yao-Shih Fu (China)
• Yaotl (Aztec, Toltec People, Mexico)
• Yappan (Toltec People, Mexico)
• Yaparamma (India)
• Yareah (Canaanite)
• Yarikh (Mesopotamia; Syria, Ugarit)
• Yarilo (Slavic)
• Yarovit (Slavic)
• Yasha (Nepal)
• Yashts Yasts (Zoroastrian)
• Yasoda (A) Jesodha (India)
• Yasoda (B) (India)
• Yasodhara (India)
• Yasts (Zoroastrian)
• Yata Yatis, Yatu, Yatus (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Yata-Kayami (Japan)
• Yatagarasu Yata-Garasu (Shinto, Japan)
• Yatis (Persia)
• Yatpan (Ugarit)
• Yatu (Persia, India)
• Yatudhanis (India)
• Yatus (Persia)
• Yau (Semite)
• Yauhahu (New Guinea)
• Yavishta (India)
• Yaw (Canaan)
• Yaya-Zakurai (Japan)
• Yayu (India)
• Yazatas (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Yazdan (Persia)
• Ydaler (Teutonic)
• Ydalir Ydaler (Teutonic)
• Y'den (Teutonic)
• Yeba Ka (Apache, Navajo, Papago People, North America)
• Yebaad (Apache, Navajo, Papago People, North America)
• Yebitsai (North America)
• Yebitshai (North America)
• Yebitshai Yebitsai, Yepitsai (North America)
• Yehl (Athapascan, Haida, Kwakiutl, Tlingit, Tsimshian People, North America)
• Yei (Navajo People, North America)
• Yeibechi Yeibichai (North America)
• Yeibichai (North America)
• Yeitso (Navajo People, North America)
• Yelafaz Yelafath (Yap People, Marshall Islands, Micronesia)
• Yellow Book of Lecan (Celtic)
• Yemahya (Africa, Caribbean, Central America)
• Yemanja (Brazil)
• Yemaya (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Yembo (Africa)
• Yemma (Japan)
• Yemoja Yemaja, Yemanja, Yemaya (Cuba), Yemonja; (Yoruba People, Africa)
• Yemonja (Africa)
• Yemowo (Africa)
• Yen Kung (China)
• Yen-lo Wang (China)
• Yen-Wang (China)
• Yepitsai (North America)
• Yero (Australia)
• Yerri Yuppon (Tierra del Fuego)
• Yeshe-Khahdoma (Tibet)
• Yeshu (Hebrew)
• Yetl (North American Indian)
• Yeuo (Semite)
• Yew of Ross (Celtic)
• Ygdrasil (Teutonic)
• Ygdrasili (Teutonic)
• Ygg (Teutonic)
• Yggdrasil Iggdrasil, Ygdrasil, Yggr-drasill, Ygdrasili; (Norse; Teutonic)
• Yggr (Teutonic)
• Yggr-drasill (Teutonic)
• Y H V H (Hebrew)
• Y H W H (Hebrew)
• Yi (China)
• Yi-dvag (Tibet)
• Yidak (Buddhist; India)
• Yim (Persian)
• Yima (Indo-Iranian, Persian)
• Yimak (Iranian)
• Yimaka (Iranian)
• Yimeh (Iranian)
• Yimi (Persian)
• Yin and Yang (China)
• Yinewumana (Pueblo People, North America)
• Yiyantsinni (Navaho, Pueblo, and Iroquois People, North America)
• Ylg (Teutonic)
• Ymai (Turkey)
• Ymer (Teutonic)
• Ymir Ymer (Norse; Teutonic)
• Ynakhsyt (Yakut People, Siberia)
• Ynawc (Celtic)
• Yngri (Teutonic)
• Yngve (Teutonic)
• Yngvi (Teutonic)
• Yo and In (Japan)
• Yo-Elat (Ugarit)
• Yo Po (China)
• Yo-shi-wang Fo (China)
• Yo-wang Yo-shi-wang Fo (Buddhist; China)
• Yoalli (Mexico)
• Yoalliehecatl (Mexico)
• Yoamaxtli (Mexico)
• Yocahu (Antilles Islands)
• Yocahuguama (Antilles)
• Yoga-Siddha (India)
• Yogini (Hindu; India)
• Yogisvari (India)
• Yohual-Tecuhtin (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Yohaulticetl (Anahauac People, Mexico)
• Yohualtonatiuh (Aztec)
• Yolaikaiason (North America)
• Yolcuatl (Mexico)
• Yolkai Estsan (Navajo People, North America)
• Yomanua-Borna (Antilles)
• Yomi (Shinto; Japan)
• Yomi-no-kuni (Japan)
• Yomi-no-yo (Japan)
• Yomo-tsu-kami (Japan)
• Yomi-tsu-kuni Yomotsukuni (Japan)
• Yomo-tsu-shiko-me (Japan)
• Yomotsukuni (Japan)
• Yondung Halmoni (Korea)
• Yorodzu-Hime (Japan)
• Yoskeha and Taweskare Yoskeha and Tawisara, Yoskeha and Tawiscara; (Huron, Iroquois People, North America)
• Yoyolche (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Yryn-ai-tojon (Siberia)
• Yryn-aja-tojon (Siberia)
• Ytzmatul (Maya)
• Yu-Ch'iang (China)
• Yu-Ch'ih Ching-Te (China)
• Yu Ch'ing (Taoist; China)
• Yu-Huan-Shang-Ti (Taoist; China)
• Yu-K'ien (China)
• Yu-Lu (China)
• Yu-ming Kio-shi (China)
• Yu Nu (China)
• Yu Po (China)
• Yu Shih (China)
• Yu-ti (China)
• Yu-tzu (China)
• Yuan Shi (China)
• Yuan-Shih T'ien-Tsun (Taoist, China)
• Yuan-shih T'ien-wang (China)
• Yuddhisthira (India)
• Yudhishthira (India)
• Yudhisthira Yuddhisthira, Yudhishthira (India)
• Yuga (India)
• Yuke (Norse; Teutonic)
• Yuki-onne (Japan)
• Yukionna Yuki-onne (Japan)
• Yul-khor-bsrun (Tibet)
• Yum Caax Yum Kaax (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Yum Chung Chun (China)
• Yum Cimil (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Yum Kaax (Mexico)
• Yumbalamob (Maya People, Yucatan)
• Yumchakob (Maya People, Mexico)
• Yun Chung Chun (China)
• Yun-T'ung (China)
• Yuncemil (Maya)
• Yurlunggur or Julunggul (Australia)
• Yurupari (Brazil, Tupiian people)
• Yu'ti (China)
• Yzamna (Maya)
• Z
• Zababa (Kish)
• Zabba (Hurrite)
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• Zaden (Armenia)
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• Zaguaguaya Zaquaguayu (Guarayo People, South America)
• Zahgurim (Babylonia)
• Zahhak Zohak (Middle Eastern)
• Zahrim (Babylonia)
• Zainab (Islamic)
• Zairisha Zari (Persia)
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• Zalambur (Islamic)
• Zalgarra (Sumer)
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• Zam-Armatay (Persia)
• Zam Zam Zem Zem (Islamic)
• Zamama (Babylonian)
• Zamba (Cameroons, Africa)
• Zambi (Angola, Africa)
• Zamin (Persian)
• Zamna (Yucatan)
• Zanaharibe (Madagascar)
• Zanahary (Madagascar)
• Zanaru (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Zandagahih (Zoroastrian; Persia)
• Zaphon, Mount Tsaphon (Ugaritic)
• Zapotec Quetzalcoatl (Mexico)
• Zaqar Zakar (Babylonia, Sumer)
• Zaramama (Peru)
• Zarathustra Spitama (Persia)
• Zari (Persia)
• Zarik (Persia)
• Zarpandit (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Zarpanit (Assyro-Babylonian)
• Zarvan-akarana (Persian)
• Zarya (Slavic)
• Zatik (Armenia)
• Zcernoboch (Slavic)
• Zcernoch (Slavic)
• Zd (Slavic)
• Zduh Zduhacz (Slavic)
• Zduhacz (Slavic)
• Zehuti (Egypt)
• Zelos Zelus (Greek)
• Zelus (Greek)
• Zem Zem (Islamic)
• Zemelo (Phrygian)
• Zemes Zems, Zemi, Zemis (North America, South America)
• Zemina Sieroji Zemele, Zemyna, Zemynele (Lithuania)
• Zempat (Prussian)
• Zemyna (Lithuania)
• Zemynele (Lithuania)
• Zend (Persia)
• Zend-Aves'ta
• Zeniari (Japan)
• Zephyr (Greek)
• Zephyros (Greek)
• Zephyrus Zephyr, Zephyros; (Greek)
• Zeraili (Africa)
• Zerbanit (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Zerbanitu (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Zerpanitum (Assyro-Babylonia)
• Zervan (Persia)
• Zetes and Calais (Greek)
• Zethus (Greek)
• Zeus (Greek)
• Zhag-pa-ma (Tibet)
• Zhal-zas-ma (Tibet)
• Zi (Sumer)
• Ziapsu (Sumer)
• Zib (Babylonia)
• Zigarun (Akkadia)
• Ziku (Sumer, Babyloni)
• Zima (Slavic)
• Zin (Nigeria, Africa)
• Zin-Kibaru (Africa)
• Zinkibaru Zin-Kibaru (Songhoi, Africa)
• Zio (Teutonic)
• Zipacna (Guatemala, Central America)
• Zipaltonal (Nicaragua)
• Zirna (Etruscan)
• Zisa (German)
• Zisi (Babylonia)
• Ziu (Teutonic)
• Ziukkinna (Babylonia)
• Ziusudra (Sumer)
• Ziv (Teutonic)
• Ziva (Slavic)
• Zivena Vitzcatl (Aztec People, Mexico)
• Ziw (Norse)
• Ziz Ziv (Hebrew)
• Zleja (Lithuania)
• Zluidni (Slavic)
• Zmek (Slavic)
• Zocho (Japan)
• Zocho-ten (Buddhist; Japan)
• Zohak Zahak, Zahhak (India, Iran, Persia)
• Zonget (Siberia)
• Zoroaster (Persia)
• Zoroastrian — Creation Legend
• Zorya, The (Slavic)
• Zorys, The Two (Serbian)
• Zotzilaha Chimalman (Maya)
• Zu (Mesopotamia)
• Zulu People — Creation Legend (Africa)
• Zulum (Babylonia)
• Zumiang-nui (India)
• Zuni People — Creation Legend (North America)
• Zunto-zang-po (Tibet)
• Zurvan (Zurvanites; Persia)
• Zvezda Dennitsa (Slavic)
• Zvezda Vechernyaya (Slavic)
• Zvoruna (Lithuania)
• Zyed (Persia)
• Zywie (Polish)
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