Ch'aska ("Venus") or Ch'aska Quyllur ("Venus star") was the goddess of dawn and twilight, the planet
(Incan mythology) (American)
Malakbel, god of the sun
(Arabian mythology) (Asian)
Doumu, sun goddess sometimes conflated with Marici.
(Chinese mythology) (Asian)
Sué, god of the sun and husband of Chía, the moon
(Muisca mythology) (American)
Yu Yi, god that carries the Sun across the sky
(Chinese mythology) (Asian)
Alaunus, Gaulish god of the sun, healing, and prophecy
(Celtic mythology) (European)
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Solar Deities are a common class of Ancient Greek mythology representing the sun. They’re mostly men, but we can’t rule out the presence of a female idol. In everyone’s mind, the Sun God is in charge of the rising and setting of the sun, often from east to west, morning and evening, so that the light of the world. This random tool collates a list of 96 currently well-known Helios from around the world for those interested in mythology to check further.
These Apollo statues exist in different countries and cities. They can be seen busily in Africa, the Americas, Europe and Asia. Because of the age of Greek mythology, the modern people have a huge misunderstanding and recognition of the identity and status of many characters in the myth system, for example, many people think that the sun god only had Apollo, while ignoring the list of Sun Gods that also appear in other countries collated in this generator.
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