Symbol of divine wisdom and authority.

Guardian of riches. Ruler of the northern direction.

Divine power and ideal governance. Lord of metals.

Unified Tibet politically. Began construction of the Potala Palace. A master of politics and esoteric teachings.

Revered as the returned Messiah, symbol of hope for Rastafari.

God of eloquence, poetry, and learning. Credited with creating the Ogham script. A strong warrior, he serves the Tuatha Dé Danann.

Powerful abosom of mountains and elevated places.

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

Living bull worshipped as a god of strength, fertility, and kingship.

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

Known as Joseph. Model of patience and moral excellence who became ruler of Egypt.

The supreme deity and creator of all things. Ruler of the upperworld.

God of sun and prosperity. Brings warmth and abundance to the world.

God of chaos, storms, and desert. Murderer of Osiris, enemy of Horus.

Supreme creator deity who rules the sky, sun, and kings. Travels through the underworld each night.

Master of passion and desire. Liberator from false morality.

Father-figure of Tuatha Dé Danann. Wields the cauldron of plenty and the club of life and death. Controls seasons, crops, and time.

Supreme deity and father of the gods, personification of the heavens and celestial authority.

Primordial Aztec deity embodying duality, creation, and cosmic balance. Male and female, light and dark.

Celestial scribe. Guardian of divine throne and heavenly secrets.

God of the moon and time. Husband of Nikkal. Regulates lunar cycles and calendars.

Master of all arts, god of sun and harvest. Leader in battle against Fomorians with his unstoppable spear and sling.

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

God of death and the underworld. Rules over Mictlan with his wife Mictecacihuatl.