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

Divine presence dwelling within believers.

God of war, agriculture, and the planet Saturn. Patron of the scribes and the arts.

Ruler of the night and tides. Brother of Amaterasu and Susanoo.

God of rain and fertility. Rules lightning, water, and agriculture.

God of the Nile, strength, and military prowess. Depicted as a crocodile or man with crocodile head.

First among apostles, given the keys of the kingdom.

Chief god of Babylon, master of storms, intelligence, and creation. Slayer of Tiamat.

A prominent political leader in the post-1950 era, known for his critical views on Chinese policies in Tibet.

Created by H.P. Lovecraft, a mix of octopus, dragon, and humanoid features, it lies dormant beneath the sea.

Known as Noah. Built the ark and saved the believers from the great flood.

Primordial god of creation. Source of all life and ancestral power.

The supreme being and creator of all things, source of all power.

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

Supreme deity of the Shinto pantheon. Source of imperial legitimacy.

Symbol of strength and divine protection.

An influential figure in the Rime (non-sectarian) movement of Tibetan Buddhism.

Mother of Amaterasu, Susanoo, and Tsukuyomi. Goddess of both creation and death.

Symbol of divine wisdom and authority.

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

The present spiritual and former political leader. Renowned for promoting peace, compassion, and human rights. (Nobel Peace Prize winner).

Commander of heavenly hosts, defender of God's people.

Inner strength, courage, compassion, gentle control, mastery of primal urges.

God of storms, rain, and thunder. Bringer of both abundance and destruction.