
Ogun
The Orisha of iron, war, and labor. Ogun is the divine blacksmith who cleared the path for the other Orishas to descend to earth.
Divine domains
9 deities from 6 traditions whose entries in this atlas list justice among their domains, grouped by tradition.

The Orisha of iron, war, and labor. Ogun is the divine blacksmith who cleared the path for the other Orishas to descend to earth.

The Orisha of thunder, lightning, and fire. Shango was once a mortal king of Oyo who became deified after death.

The feared Orisha of disease, particularly smallpox. Shopona punishes wrongdoers with illness but also heals those who honor him.

The supreme ruler of Heaven and lord of all gods. He governs the cosmos through a vast celestial bureaucracy, determining the fate of mortals and immortals alike.

The god of thunder who punishes evildoers and hidden crimes with his thunderbolts. He appears as a fearsome creature with a bird's beak, claws, and blue skin, carrying drums that create thunder.

The first king of the Tuatha Dé Danann, who lost his arm in battle and his throne with it—until Dian Cécht forged him a working hand of silver.

Goddess embodying truth, justice, and cosmic order. Her feather is weighed against the hearts of the dead in judgment.

The sun god and divine judge. Shamash sees all that occurs under the sun and is the god of justice, truth, and moral order.

God of war, justice, and law. Bravest of the gods. Sacrificed his right hand to bind the wolf Fenrir, demonstrating his courage and willingness to uphold cosmic order.
Editorial comparisons recorded on these entries; a shared role does not establish a shared origin.
Tyr (Norse) and Nuada Airgetlám (Celtic)
Both are sovereign gods of war and justice who sacrifice/lose a hand in a myth central to their claim to rightful kingship
Compare Tyr and Nuada AirgetlámMa'at (Egyptian) and Shamash (Mesopotamian)
Both personify truth, justice, and the correct cosmic/social order that must be maintained
Compare Ma'at and ShamashBuilt from each deity's catalog entry. See every domain side by side on Divine Domains, or browse every cross-pantheon parallel.