Astrotheology in Different Cultures

Ra was the ancient Egyptian god of the sun, often depicted as a man with a falcon head and a sun disk on his head.

Zeus was the ancient Greek god of the sky and thunder, often depicted as a powerful and majestic figure.

Sol was the ancient Roman god of the sun, often depicted as a young man with a radiant crown.

Baldr was the ancient Norse god of the sun, often depicted as a beautiful and radiant figure.

Xihe was the ancient Chinese goddess of the sun, often depicted as a beautiful woman with a radiant crown.

Amaterasu was the ancient Japanese goddess of the sun, often depicted as a beautiful and radiant figure.

Huitzilopochtli was the ancient Aztec god of the sun, often depicted as a young warrior with a radiant crown.

Kinich Ahau was the ancient Mayan god of the sun, often depicted as a young man with a radiant crown.

Inti was the ancient Inca god of the sun, often depicted as a young man with a radiant crown.

Khonsu was the ancient Egyptian god of the moon, often depicted as a young man with a crescent moon on his head.

Artemis was the ancient Greek goddess of the moon, often depicted as a young woman with a crescent moon on her head.

Luna was the ancient Roman goddess of the moon, often depicted as a young woman with a crescent moon on her head.

Mani was the ancient Norse god of the moon, often depicted as a young man with a crescent moon on his head.

Chang'e was the ancient Chinese goddess of the moon, often depicted as a beautiful woman with a crescent moon on her head.

Tsukuyomi was the ancient Japanese god of the moon, often depicted as a young man with a crescent moon on his head.