God of death, resurrection, and fertility. First pharaoh and judge of the afterlife.

Divine power and ideal governance. Lord of metals.

Ruler of the underworld and the dead. Brother of Zeus.

Ohrmazd, supreme creator deity, source of light and goodness. Eternal adversary of Ahriman.

God of the sky realm, controller of weather.

Lord of sky and thunder. Ruler of Olympus and king of the gods.

Emblem of courage, royalty, and King Solomon's lineage.

Second Governor. Jupiter stands for authority, justice, and order. He brings prosperity and wisdom, but unchecked can lead to pride and dogmatism.

God of nature, wildlife, and fertility. Depicted with antlers, surrounded by animals. Guardian of the cycle of life and death.

God of shepherds and fertility, consort of Inanna. His death and rebirth symbolize the cycle of seasons.

Known as Solomon. Granted wisdom and authority over creation.

Ruler of underworld and mineral wealth.

Deified Romulus. Patron of Roman citizenship.

Known as David. Given the Psalms and ruled with perfect justice.

Fourth Governor. The Sun brings ambition, vitality, and creative power. It inspires leadership and clarity, but can also foster pride.

Authority, structure, control, stability, paternal guidance, establishment of order.

God of grain and agriculture. Father of Baal. Teacher of plowing and harvesting to humans.

Storm god of fertility and rain. Defeats sea god Yam and death god Mot. Ensures agricultural abundance.

God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. Brother of Zeus.

The powerful guardian king who protects practitioners and teachings.

Creator god who speaks world into being. Master of crafts and architecture.

Titan king who ruled the Golden Age. Father of the first Olympians.

Supreme deity of Romans. God of sky, thunder and state power.

Creator of human bodies, patron of artists and handicapped people.