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Gods of Abundance

4 deities from 4 traditions whose entries in this atlas list abundance among their domains, grouped by tradition.

Mesoamerican

1 deity

Yum Kaax

maize · agriculture · forests

The youthful Maya god of maize, agriculture, and wild nature. Yum Kaax represents the life-sustaining bounty of cultivated fields and untamed forests.

Slavic

1 deity

Svantevit

war · divination · abundance

The four-faced war and oracle god of the Rani on the island of Rügen, whose temple at Cape Arkona was the last great pagan shrine on the Baltic coast until the Danes destroyed it in 1168.

Tlingit and Haida

1 deity

Fog Woman

fog · salmon · abundance

In Tlingit tradition, the daughter of Chief Fog-Over-the-Salmon who marries Raven and creates a run of sockeye salmon, then withdraws it and herself into the water after he mistreats her, explaining why salmon return to Tlingit rivers each year.

Yoruba

1 deity

Aje

wealth · prosperity · commerce

The Orisha of prosperity and material wealth. Aje blesses commerce and brings financial abundance to her devotees.

Quick answers

Who is the Mesoamerican god of abundance?
In the Mythos Atlas catalog, the Mesoamerican deity whose domains include abundance is Yum Kaax.
Who is the Slavic god of abundance?
In the Mythos Atlas catalog, the Slavic deity whose domains include abundance is Svantevit.
Who is the Tlingit and Haida god of abundance?
In the Mythos Atlas catalog, the Tlingit and Haida deity whose domains include abundance is Fog Woman.
Who is the Yoruba god of abundance?
In the Mythos Atlas catalog, the Yoruba deity whose domains include abundance is Aje.

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