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319 gods
K'daai
(Yakut/Siberia)
A fire demon that originated working in wrought iron.
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K'pop'ala
(East Georgia)
A protective god.
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Ka Ahu Pahay
(Hawaiia)
A goddess of the ocean.
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Ka Ata Killa
(Peru)
A moon goddess.
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Ka Tyeleo Senufo
(Ivory Coast)
A creator god.
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Ka'cak
(Asiatic/Inuit)
A sea spirit and of rather unpleasant habits.
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Kaang / Khu / Kho / Thora
(Bushmen/Africa)
The supreme god.
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Kabandha
(India)
The chief demon and the epic of the Ramayana.
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Kabeiroi
(Greek)
The blacksmith gods.
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Kabirroi
(Greek)
Deities of bees and vegetation, commonly thought of as twins and male.
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Kabrakan
(Maya)
An earthquake god.
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Kabta
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria)
The god of bricks.
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Kades
(Canaan)
A fertility goddess usually shown sky clad.
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Kadi
(Assyria)
The goddess of justice.
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Kadlu
(Inuit)
The thunder spirit[female].
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Kadru
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A goddess that was the mother of the Nagas[snake demons].
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Kagutsuchi
(Japan)
A god of fire.
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Kahdir / Al Kahdir
(North Africa)
A vegetation god of the got his immortality by drinking from the well of life.
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Kahilan
(Arabic)
A tutelary god known only from inscriptions.
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Kahindo
(Zaire)
A goddess of fire.
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Kai Yum
(Maya)
A god of music.
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Kaiamunu
(Papua/New Guinea)
A demon that plays a large part in initiation ceremony for boys.
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Kaikara Bunyoro
(Uganda)
A harvest goddess.
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Kaka
(Mesopotamia/Babylon/Akkadia)
Another minor god with political pull.
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Kakaku
(Japan/Shinto)
A river god invoked to protect houses against fire.
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Kakia
(Greek)
A goddess of vice.
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Kakupacat
(Maya)
A war god with a shield of fire.
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Kala
(Hindu/Puranic/Vedic)
A god of death.
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Kalacakra
(Buddhist/Mayhayana/Tibet)
A tutelary god that is personally selected.
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Kaladuti
(Buddhist/Mayhayana)
A goddess whose name means messenger of death.
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Kalavikarnika
(Hindu/Puranic)
A fever goddess.
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Kaldas
(Russia)
A goddess of cattle.
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Kalevanpoika (son / man of Kaleva)
(Finland)
A giant hero who can cut down forests and mow down huge meadows, identical with Estonian national epic hero Kalevipoeg.
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Kali
(Hindu/Puranic/India)
A goddess of cemeteries, destruction and death that helped dance the universe into existence.
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Kali
(Jain)
A goddess of learning.
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Kalika
(Buddhist/Mayhayana)
A goddess common often seen standing upon a corpse.
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Kalisia
(Pygmy/Zaire/Congo)
A creator god that is the guardian of hunters and the jungle forests.
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Kaliya
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A minor serpent god, a Naga.
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Kalki[n]
(Hindu/Vedic/Puranic/Epic)
This god will be the 10th avatar of Visnu that rewards good and punishes people.
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Kallingenia
(Greek)
A rather obscure goddess of birth found only in the ritual texts of Athens.
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Kalma
(Finnish)
A goddess of death.
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Kaltes
(Vogul/Siberia)
A goddess of birth.
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Kaltesh Ugric
(West Siberia)
A goddess concerned with the birth and destiny of the child.
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Kalunga Ndonga
(South Africa)
The creator of all things.
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Kam,enae / Camenae
(Italy)
Goddesses unbowed of springs and wells with a shrine in Rome where of the of vestal virgins got their water.
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Kama
(Hindu)
A god of love and desire.
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Kama / Kama[Deva]
(Hindu/Puranic/Indian)
A god of love and carnal desire.
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Kama-Gami
(Japan/Shinto)
The god of potters.
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Kamado No Kami
(Japan/Shinto)
The god of kitchen stoves.
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Kamaksi
(Dravidian/Tamil)
A goddess.
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Kamala
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A goddess.
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Kami
(Japan)
A god identifier in Shintoism.
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Kami-Musubi-No-Kami
(Japan/Shinto)
A third creator being in the primordial a list of deities, this being was born alone in the cosmos and its presence remains hidden from humans.
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Kamini
(Buddhist/Mayhayana)
A minor goddess.
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Kamo-Wake-Ikazuchi
(Japan/Shinto)
One of the many rain gods.
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Kamrusepas / Katahziwuri
(Hittite)
She is the goddess of magic and healing.
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Kamrusepa[s] / Katahziwuri
(Hittite)
She is the goddess of magic and healing.
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Kamui / Tuntu
(Ainu/Japan)
The sky god.
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Kamulla
(Kassite)
A proper guidance in.
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Kan u Uayeyab
(Maya)
He is the god who guarded cities.
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Kana-Yama-Hime-No-Kami
(Japan/Shinto)
A goddess of miners with a very sad birth story.
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Kanaloa
(Hawaiian)
A god of the ocean.
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Kane
(Hawaiia)
A god of fertility and fresh water.
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Kangalogba
(Pokot/Suk/Uganda)
A primordial female spirit personified in the dragonfly.
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Kanikanihia
(Hawaiia)
A goddess of love.
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Kankar Mata
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A mother goddess that became a mother of evil intent.
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Kantatman
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A rather obscure god, of the medicine it is thought.
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Kanti
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A goddess whose name means desire.
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Kao Kuo-Jiu
(Chinese/Taoist)
An immortal being, the tutelary god of actors.
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Kapali
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A god, one of the forms of the Rudra.
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Kapo
(Hawaiia)
A goddess of abortions, fertility, childbirth and midwives.
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Kappa
(Japan)
These water spirits are strange, their food is blood and cucumbers, they are mischevious but extremely knowing and prove helpful to humans.
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Karai-Shin
(Buddhist/Japan)
A god of lightning.
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Karalkal Ammaiyar
(Hindu/South India)
A local mother goddess.
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Karei
(Andaman Island)
The goddess of thunder and storm.
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Kari Semang
(Malya)
The supreme God who lets you know he is mad when it thunders.
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Karini
(Buddhist/Mayhayana)
And fear goddess room.
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Karkota
(Hindu)
A snake god.
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Karmavasita
(Buddhist)
A minor goddess that personifies the discipline of spiritual regeneration.
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Karora
(Arandan)
The creator.
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Karta
(Latvia)
A goddess of destiny, only known from oral/folk tradition.
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Karttikeya
(Buddhist)
A god and that equates with the Hindu god Skanda.
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Karttikeya / Skanda / Scanda
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A god of war and a form of Skanda.
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Karttiki
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A mother goddess.
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Karuilers siunes
(Syria)
The deities that were taken over by the Hittites in as gods of all oaths.
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Kasku
(Hittite/Hurrian)
A moon god known from inscriptions.
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Kasyapa
(Hindu/Puranic/Vedic)
Primordial god and divine messenger.
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Katargama
(Tamil/Sri Lanka)
A tutelary gody.
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Katavi Ntamwezi
(Tanzania)
And in a demonic being who is chief of the water-spirits.
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Katavul Tamil
(South India/Sri Lanka)
Such a supreme god that he was the ultimate creator all that exists in the world and able to judge humanity and to reward or punish at well.
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Katayana
(Hindu/Puranic)
A form the goddess Durga or Parvati.
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Kathar
(Ugart)
This god not only built the Palace of Baal, but is responsible for architects, artisans and weapons makers.
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Kathirat
(Canaan)
The wise goddesses.
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Katsinas
(North America)
The children of Iatiku who could bring rain and food.
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Kattakju
(Inuit)
A goddess of healing.
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Katyayani
(Hindu/Puranic)
A form of the goddess of Durga or Parvati.
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Kaukas
(Lithuania)
A spirit being, some type of goblin that brings good luck who is also bound to the notion of a dragon guarding treasure.
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Kauket
(Egypt)
A primordial goddess, one of the eight that represent chaos.
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Kaumauri
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
Another goddess that later became considered a goddess of evil intent.
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Kaumudi
(Hindu)
The goddess of the light of the moon.
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Kave
(Finland)
Ancient god of sky, later the deity of the lunar cycle. Father of Väinämöinen. Also Kaleva.
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Kavra'nna
(Chukchee/East Siberia)
A sun spirit, female type.
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Kawa No Kami
(Japan)
A god of rivers.
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Kaya Nu Hima
(Japan)
The goddess of herbs.
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Kazyoba Nyamwezi
(Tanzania)
A sun god held to be the creator and tutelary deity of the tribe.
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Ke'lets
(Chukchee/Siberia)
The demon of death.
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Kebechet
(Egypt)
A chthonic snake goddess.
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Kebechsenef
(Egypt)
A funerary god responsible for at the lower portion of the body.
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Keca Aba
(Russian)
A goddess of war.
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Kefa
(Egypt)
A goddess of the Great Bear.
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Kek
(Egypt)
A primordial god, one of the eight representing chaos.
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Kek t Ken
(Egypt)
A goddess of love.
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Keket
(Egypt)
A goddess of darkness associated with the the island of flame.
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Kele De / Ceile De
(Irish)
A very old goddess.
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Kelpie
(Scotland)
A very bad tempered water spirit with only one eye and that likes to kill humans.
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Kematef
(Egypt)
An epitaph for the primeval god Amun.
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Kemos Moab
(Jordan)
A tutelary god.
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Kemwer / Kemur
(Egypt)
The Black Bull the venerated at Athribis.
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Keneun
(Iroquois)
Chief of the Thunderbirds an invisible spirit.
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Keng Li Ssu
(China)
A god robbers.
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Keng Yen cheng
(China)
Another god of robbers and thieves.
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Kenos
(Tierra del Fuego)
This god and was sent to earth by the supreme god, supposedly to bring order into the world. He goofed up and created humans.
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Ker
(Greek)
A goddess of violent death.
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Keres
(Greek)
These were rather evil demon.
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Keret'kun / Keretkun
(Chukchee/Siberia)
A god of the sea.
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Keri and Kame Bacairi
(South America)
Twin brothers who stole the Sun and the Moon from a vulture and then created humanity.
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Kerridwen
(Celtic?)
She stands accused of being a goddess of inspiration and knowledge.
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Kesava
(Hindu)
This God is a minor avatar of Visnu.
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Kesini
(Buddhist)
A goddess.
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Ketchimanet
(Iowa/Fox)
The Great Spirit.
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Ketq Skwaye
(Huron)
The creator.
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Ketua Ngbandi
(Zaire)
A god of fortune invoked at daybreak.
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Keyeme Taulipsang
(South America)
The god and lord of the animals.
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Khadau
(Amur/Siberia)
The creator god, neat story.
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Khadoma
(Tibet)
A goddess of knowledge.
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Khandoba
(Hindu)
A form of the god Siva.
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Khasa
(Hindu/Vedic)
A minor goddess that controls the spirits of forests.
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Khasaparna
(Buddhist)
A god.
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Khem
(Egypt)
A god of life and growth in nature, vegetation, animals, fertility.
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Khen-Ma
(Buddhist/Tibet)
A goddess that is the controller of the earth's demons.
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Khen-Pa
(Buddhist/Tibet)
A god that controls the demons of heaven.
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Khentimentiu
(Egypt)
This is the god that rules the destinies of all of the dead.
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Khepera
(Egypt)
A blue haired scarab god of transformation, water, creation and warriors.
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Kherty
(Egypt)
A chthonicearth god, was around from 2500 BCE.
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Khesef
(Egypt)
A lion god who repels feelings of lust.
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Khipa
(Hittite/Hurrian)
A tutelary deity.
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Khnum / Kneph / Khnemu
(Egypt)
A smith god who forms humans on his potter's wheel.
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Khonsu
(Egypt)
He protects those who travel at night, and expels demons.
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Khons[u] / Khons Hor
(Egypt)
A god of healing and the moon.
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Khonuum
(Pygmies/Africa)
The chief god.
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Khoromozitel / Domovi / Dovomik
(Slavic)
These are domestic spirits, sadly not be sipping kind.
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Khosaadam Yenisei
(Siberia)
She was driven out of heaven to become an eater of souls.
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Khovaki / Savaki
(Tungus/Siberia)
This entity is guilty of being in the creator of the world.
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Khusor
(Semite)
A god of navigation and incantations.
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Khwarenah
(Persia)
A bit of a strange definition, possessed by all morals yet it is of fire which dwells in water.
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Khyung-Gai mGo-Can
(Buddhist/Tibet/Bon)
A local god.
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Ki / Kiki
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria)
A chthonic principal, feminine in nature.
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Kianda Kimbundu
(Angola)
The god of the sea and fish.
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Kianto Lacandon
(Maya)
This is the god of foreigners and all diseases.
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Kibuka Buganda
(Uganda)
The god of war.
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Kichijo Ten
(Japan)
She is a goddess of good fortune and beauty.
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Kigatilik
(Inuit)
A delightful fanged demon that has no love of priests.
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Kihe Wahine
(Hawaii)
A kindly goddess of demons, who from the the goodness of her heart is also a goddess of lizards.
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Kilya
(Peru)
A goddess of marriage.
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King Wan
(China)
A god of luck.
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Kingu
(Akkadia)
A demon mentioned in the creation epic.
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Kingu
(Babylon)
He is in the husband/son of Tiamat.
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Kini'je / Ki'njen
(Yukaghir/East Siberia)
This sky spirit that is in charge of keeping an accounting of the time.
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Kinich Ahau
(Maya)
A god of war and the sun.
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Kinich Kakmo
(Maya)
He is the sun god and is symbolized by the Macaw.
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Kinnar
(West Semitic)
And musician god.
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Kinnara
(Indian)
A group of spirit beings that it looked like birds with a human heads.
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Kinyras
(Cyprus by way of Syria)
A local god of metalworking.
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Kiri Amma
(Sri Lanka)
A goddess of healing, childhood diseases.
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Kirti
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A goddess.
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Kis
(Egypt)
This god was venerated in Kusae.
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Kisar
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria/Babylon/Akkadia)
A primordial god/dess.
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Kishi Mojin / Kishimo Jin
(Japan/Buddhism)
The goddess of motherhood.
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Kishijoten
(Japan)
A goddess of good luck.
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Kishimo-jin
(Japan?)
A goddess that changed her mind, maybe.
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Kisin
(Maya)
He is the evil earthquake spirit.
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Kiskil-lilla
(Sumeria)
A night demones.
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Kitanitowit
(Algonquin/East Canada)
A being who is present everywhere in the universe, he is invisible, like most gods.
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Kitchki
(Manitou)
The Gteat Spirit, the creator of all things and the giver of life.
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Kiya'marak
(Inuit)
A supreme being from he remains out of touch, and distinct and remote as regards ordinary mortals.
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Kiyo Hime
(Japanese)
A goddess of justice.
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Kloanthes Hellenized / Roman
(Egypt)
A youthful god of Panoplois.
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Klotes
(Greek)
A goddess of spinning.
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Klotho
(Greek)
The goddess of spinning.
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Kn Sgni
(India)
A goddess of war.
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Ko Hsien Weng
(China)
A god of jugglers.
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Kodamata
(India)
A goddess of health.
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Kokomikeis Blackfoot
(South America)
The moon goddess mother of the Morning Star.
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Kokopell' Mana
(Hopi/SW USA)
A goddess of fertility.
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Kokyan
(Hopi/SW USA)
The creator goddess; she created humans, plants, and animals.
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Kolias
(Greek)
A goddess of foothills.
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Kollapura-Mahalaksmi
(Hindu/Puranic)
A goddess.
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Kolpia
(Phoenicia)
The creator god.
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Kombu
(Bantu/Africa)
This is the god of creation.
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Komodia
(Greek)
A goddess of happiness and amusement.
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Kon
(Peru)
He is the god of all the desert.
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Kondos
(Finnish)
A god of cereal crops that was renamed by the Christians to St. urban.
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Kongde
(China)
A goddess of justice.
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Kongsim
(Korean)
A goddess of healing.
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Kono Hana Sakuya
(Japanese)
A goddess of spring.
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Kono-Hana-Sakuya-Hime-No-Kami
(Japan/Shinto)
A mountain goddess.
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Korawini Paiute
(West North America)
A goddess of intercourse.
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Kore / Core
(Greek)
A goddess of springtime .
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Kornjunfer
(Germanic)
A goddess of grain.
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Korobona
(Carib)
A goddess of lakes.
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Koros
(Greek)
A goddess of extravagant joy and exuberance.
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Korravai
(Davidian/Tamil/South India/Sri Lanka)
Though sweet to the to for (?) A war goddess.
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Korrawi Tamil
(India/Sri Lanka)
The goddess of battle and victory.
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Korrigan
(French)
A goddess of underground springs.
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Korybantes
(Asia Minor/Greece)
Demonic companions of Kybele.
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Kostrubonko
(Russia)
A god of spring.
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Kotar / Kautar / Kusor
(Syria)
A god Blacksmiths.
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Kothar
(Canaan)
A god Blacksmiths.
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Kothar u Khasis
(Canaan)
The god of crafts.
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Kotisri
(Buddhist)
A mother goddess that is called the mother of 7000 Buddhas, busy girl.
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Kotitonttu
(Finland)
Tutelary of the home.
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Koto-Shiro-Nushi
(Japan/Shinto)
A god of love.
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Kottavei
(India)
A goddess of war.
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Kotys
(Thrace)
A goddess whose worship spread throughout Greece and Italy.
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Kou Njami
(Siberian)
A goddess of war.
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Kouretes
(Greek)
Forest deities.
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Kourothropis
(Greek)
A really obscure goddess, who wet nursed, this goddess is known only from ritual texts.
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Kovas
(Lithuania)
A god of war.
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Kratesis
(Greek)
A goddess of victory.
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Kratos
(Greek)
A god of strength.
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Krishna
(Hindu)
An incarnation of Vishnu a bit of a ladies man.
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Krittika
(India)
A goddesses of the Pleiades.
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Krodhadevatas
(Buddhist)
These are the gods of terror.
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Kronos
(Greek)
A god of agriculture, seeds.
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Kronos
(Pre-Greek)
A fertility god celebrated by of harvest festival of Kronia.
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Krosdari
(Hindu)
A goddess, a rather emancipated goddess.
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KRSNA / Kannan
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic/Tamil)
An incarnation of Vishnu known as the dark one.
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Krttika[s]
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
Minor malevolent goddess/es.
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Krtya
(Hindu)
A goddess of witchcraft.
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Krumine
(Lithuania)
A god of grain.
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Ksama
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
In minor goddess.
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Ksantiparmata
(Buddhist)
A philosophical deity.
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Kshumai
(Kafir/Afghanistan)
A beneficent fertility goddess.
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Ksitigarbha
(Buddhist/Mayhayana)
A goddess whose name is womb of the earth.
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Ku
(Hawaii)
A god of power, war and warriors.
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Ku Uasa
(Finland)
He is a god of water.
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Ku'nkunxuliga Ma'maelegae
(BC Canada)
A tribal god and personification of the Thunderbird.
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Ku'urkil
(Chukchee/Siberia)
Not only god, but a powerful Shannon and the first man.
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Kuan Ti
(China)
A god of literature and fortune telling.
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Kuan Yin
(Chinese/Taoist)
A benign guardian goddess, probably of Indian origin.
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Kuanja
(Angola)
A goddess of hunting.
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Kuat
(Brazil)
A god of the sun and war.
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Kubaba
(Anatolia/Syria)
The chief goddess of the Neo Hittites.
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Kubaba
(Kish)
This goddess, a former barmaid, reigned as queen of the third dynasty for 100 years.
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Kubera
(Hindu/Puranic/Vedic/Epic)
He is the guardian of the north as well as a god of riches.
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Kubjika
(Hindu)
A goddess of writing.
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Kubuddhi
(Hindu)
A minor goddess whose name means stupid, she ran around with Gansea.
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Kucumatz
(Maya/Quiche)
A god that created all things from itself.
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Kud
(Korea)
The Caca and in embodiment of the evil principal that abound in the world.
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Kudia
(Siberian)
He is a sky god.
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Kuei ku Tzu
(China)
Another god of fortune telling.
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Kuei Shing
(Chinese)
A god of literature presides in Ursa Major.
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Kujaku Myoo
(Buddhism)
He in gives protection against drought and protects against all evil in the Shingo sect of Japan.
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Kuju
(Yukaghir)
A benevolent sky spirit that supplies with food.
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Kuk
(Egypt)
A primeval god, one of a pair, a member of the Ogdoad, that represent the darkness that reigned prior to the creation of any heavenly body.
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Kuklikimoku
(Polynesian)
A god of war.
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Kuku-Ki-Waka-Murpo-Tsuna-Ne-No-Kami
(Japan/Shinto)
The god that guards the home and its environs.
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Kuku-Toshi-No-Kami
(Japan)
The god responsible for a harvest of full grown rice, his shrines are often served by Buddhist priests.
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Kukulcan
(Maya)
A god of storms,and wind and creation.
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Kukulcan
(Maya)
He is the wind god that started life as a god of the Toltec.
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Kukuth / Kukudhi
(Albania)
This is a female demon of sickness had an unhappy life at as a human.
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Kul
(Vogul/Ostiak)
These are nasty water spirits that are not only selfish, for a lark they inflict sickness on humans.
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Kuladevi
(Hindu)
A goddess.
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Kulika
(Hindu)
A Naga.
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Kulisankusa
(Jain/India)
A goddess of learning.
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Kulisevari
(Buddhist/Mayhayana)
A goddess often shown with a corpse.
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Kulla
(Babylon/Akkadian)
A god of builders and responsible for the creation of bricks.
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Kullervo
(Finland)
Tragic antihero. Model for Túrin Turambar in Tolkien's Silmarillion.
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Kulshedra
(Albania)
A female demonic individual in that may be either an enormous hag with pendulous breasts and/or a dragon like monster that spits fire.
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Kumarbi[s]
(Hittite/Hurrian)
The creator/father of the gods.
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Kumari
(Hindu)
A goddess, an epitaph of Durga.
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Kumokums Modoc
(North America)
The creator god.
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Kun Aymara
(Bolivia)
A snow god and main deity.
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Kun Lun
(China)
While on earth he is the lord of the sky's capital or something like.
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Kun tu bzan po
(Tibet)
The head of god in the Bon pantheon.
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Kun-Rig
(Buddhist/Tibet)
A god associated associated with the prayer wheel.
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Kunado-No-Kami
(Japan/Shinto)
A guardian deity of roads and crossroads.
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Kunapipi Alawa
(Australia)
A type of magna mater, rather unpleasant who is still a part of the rite of passage for males.
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Kundalini
(Aztec)
A mother goddess responsible for provision of all food from the soil.
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Kunitokotatchi
(Japan/Shinto)
The chief deity.
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Kuntu bXan Po
(Tibet/Bon)
This god was the head of the pantheon.
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Kuo Tzu i
(China)
Another god of happiness.
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Kupala
(Slavic)
A goddess of herbal lore, long life,water, witchcraft and sorcery and sex.
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Kupalo
(Russia)
A midsummer goddess.
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Kupalo
(Slavic)
A goddess of fertility, sex and fire.
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Kura-Okami-No-Kami
(And/Shinto)
A rain god that may also cause snow falls.
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Kurdalaegon / Kurdaligon Ossetian
(Caucus Mountains)
And in The god of all blacksmiths with a strange job.
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Kuretes
(Crete)
Demons associated with vegetation that are of pre-Greek times.
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Kurke / Curche
(Prussia)
He is a god of grain.
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Kurma[vatara]
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
An avatar of Visnu.
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Kurukalla
(Buddhist)
A goddess, usually of terrifying appearance.
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Kurukalla
(Hindu)
A goddess, one of the Tantric deities.
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Kurukalla
(Tibet)
A goddess of riches.
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Kurunta?
(Hittite)
He is a god of rural areas.
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Kus
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria/Babylon/Akkadian)
The god of herdsmen.
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Kusag
(Babylon)
Not only is he this patron god of priest, he is the high priest of the gods.
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Kushi-Dama-Nigi-Haya-Hi
(Japan/Shinto)
A sun god, the apotheosis of the morning sun.
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Kushi-Iwa-Mado-no-Mikoto
(Japan/Shinto)
This guardian God protects entrance gates.
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Kusuh
(Hittite/Hurrian/Anatolia)
The moon god.
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Kutkhu
(Kamchadal/SE Siberia)
A male and guardian spirit.
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Kutkinnaku
(Koryak/Siberia)
This is the spirit that taught mankind to haunt it and catch fish in addition to giving them the fire stick and the shamans drum.
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Kuu
(Finland)
God of Moon.
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Kvasir
(Nordic/Icelandic)
A minor god of wisdom.
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Kwan Yin
(China)
A goddess of childbirth, compassion and mercy.
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Kwanonn
(Buddhist/Japan)
A form of Avalokitesvara.
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Kwoth
(Nuer/Sudan)
The creator god not.
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Kyanwa
(Nigerian)
A goddess of hunting.
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Kybele / Kybebe / Cybele
(Phrygian/NW Turkey)
A rather important Asian mother goddess who likely started as a mountain goddess.
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Kyumbe Zaramo
(Tanzania)
He created all living things on the earth.
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