Mitra

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== Human identity ==
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== Goddess identity ==
Mitra is the goddess who manages the country of Elamshahr and is responsible for the Sun Oath, war, judgment and justice. Her Mithra Order also has great influence in Rome.
Character background
According to the records of Astavi, the sacred scripture held by the priests of the Persian Zoroastrian order, the goddess Mitra is the most perfect creation of Ahura Mazda, the supreme goddess of light and wisdom. The goddess Mazda will Mitra is called the goddess of vast wilderness, so when the Zoroastrian cult mentions this goddess, she adds the modifier "lord of vast wilderness" before her name, which means all the wilderness in the world. They were all under the control of Mitra. According to Astavi's records, this goddess sat on her chariot day and night, patrolling the entire Persian Empire. 
According to the description in the holy book "Mithras Ode", Mitra is the goddess of justice, responsible for severely punishing those who have no faith. Mitra was also the goddess of war, fighting for righteous Iranians against their enemies. Therefore, descriptions of the image of Mitra all mention the equipment that a warrior should have, just like the Apollo in Greek and Roman mythology: the goddess drives a chariot, and the white horse pulling the chariot is decorated with silver and gold. It didn't cast a shadow on the ground. As Lord of War, she holds a huge bronze scepter. sometimes with spears, bows and arrows, daggers and slings. Written records of Mitra riding a horse-drawn chariot can be found in the chapters of Mitra:Mitra, the lord of the grasslands whom we worship... He rides on the divine chariot of the giant wheel, carrying the aura created by Mazda and the victory bestowed by Ahura, with lightning speed, from the (eastern) continent Arei The country of Ar*zahī sails towards our country of Xvaniraθa (32). (Chapter 17, Section 67)
With the noble and kind Asi driving Mithra's chariot, the Mazda religion opens the way for this sacred journey... (verse 68) (33)
Mithras, the lord of the grassland whom we worship, holds a silver spear in her hand, wears golden armor, whips her horse, and drives her chariot at full speed. He is brave, mighty and good at fighting. (Chapter 28, verse 112)''
As the whip (of Mithras) sounded, the war horses whinned, and the sharp arrows left their bows, those evil spirits who performed blood sacrifices were immediately struck and fell into hell forever. (verse 113)(34)
Mitra cherished life forever, and drove down to earth in a golden and gorgeous carriage, calm and contented. (Chapter 31, verse 124)
Mitra's chariot is pulled by four snow-white divine horses. They are the divine horses of the Kingdom of Heaven. Their front hooves are inlaid with gold and their hind hooves are inlaid with silver. The exquisite bridle has a metal hook and is firmly attached to the front yoke. (verse 125)
On the right side of Mitra stands the burly, just and holy Rashnu; on her left side is the philanthropic, upright and honest goddess Razistā Cistā. It can be called a model of Mazda religion."Genesis" (Greater Bundahisn) records that "Mihr was created by Ormazdān, the greatest of the gods (Mihr...frāz dād Ohrmazd xwarrahōmandtom az mēnōgān yazdān)", and his "responsibility is to serve the world justly" Judgment (xwēskārīh wizīr ī gēhān pad rāstīh kardan)”. In the Dādistān ī dēnīg (Religious Judgment), Manuscihr emphasizes that the special duty of Dāmīhīr was to oversee the entire world of human beings and to record their actions here. In the future life, the Creator Ormazda will be responsible for judging and then making the final record.
This goddess is also the goddess of the sun and exorcism. In the sacred scriptures of Zoroastrianism, she is also the patron goddess of the land and livestock families and the goddess of oaths. She has the magical power of thousands of hands and eyes and the ears and eyes all over Iran. , almost omniscient, this goddess makes the land fertile and fertile, livestock and family health and reproduction, and determines the wealth and longevity of human beings. No one who breaks faith, from the princes and nobles to the common people, can escape her punishment. Among the goddesses believed in Zoroastrianism, she is one of the goddesses with the fastest and most comprehensive response to her blessings on mankind.
Mitra was also the grantor of the Iranian monarchy. According to Astavi's records, she managed and actually controlled the seven Aryan kingdoms on the Iranian plateau, and established three levels of hierarchy, from monarch priests to local governors and village chiefs. Management system, she teaches humans to formulate laws and deal with treacherous villains. This goddess is also the goddess of victory. Only the army supported by her can ultimately win the war.
The subjects of the Persian Empire sacrificed to the goddess by offering Zul [sacrifice] and livestock incense to obtain the protection of the goddess Mithras. According to Astavi’s records, even the poorest people with nothing could survive as long as If he can please the goddess Mithras through pious sacrificial rituals with an upright intention, he will be able to achieve the success, wealth, status, longevity, aura, health, and outstanding children he wants, and finally in Mithras Guided by the goddess Ra, he entered the eternal heavenly paradise where the goddesses lived.
This goddess is also worshiped in Manichaeism and Buddhist sects in the form of belief in the Great Ming God and Maitreya. People believe that with the help of this goddess, they can defeat the demons from other worlds and enter the bright and warm pure land of bliss, and finally have Near-eternal longevity and inexhaustible wealth, in the scriptures of the priestesses of the Mithraic Order in Rome, there is a myth that the goddess created the world through the aurochs.
Role image
The appearance is that of a beautiful girl with long silver hair and bright red eyes like the sunset. She wears a corset-style war goddess costume with half-cup leaky armpits that is mainly white, red and gold. She wears a small sun and lion necklace on the chest and leg armor. It has the Zoroastrian emblem decorated in gold with an olive leaf wreath. The leg ring needs to be equipped with a symbol of the ten signs of freedom. The breastplate is decorated with a golden Maitreya seed pattern. There is a golden Mith in the center of the belt. Ra sun god heraldic decoration. Wear bare feet with golden Greek strappy sandals decorated with wings.