Kelt Pantheon

The Kelt Pantheon is the polytheistic pantheon of deities worshiped by the Kelt people of northwestern Soligaia. A religion of ancient origins, the main pantheon is divided into three groups, The Archegonoi (Αρχεγονοι/primordials), Titanes (Τιτανες (sing.Τιταν/titan)), and the Atlantoi (Ατλαντοι).
==Main Pantheon==
The Deities of the Kelt Pantheon include
Deity 	Representation 	Historicity & other Notes
Archegonoi 	Archegonoi 	Archegonoi
GaiaΓαια 	Goddess of life & the world. 	A primordial mother goddess regarded as the spirit of life.
Often depicted as a nude women covered in thin vines, flowers, and leaves, is viewed as the mother of all humankind, and the divine protectress of nature. Followers also of the faith also believe that Gaia grants wisdom to men so that they fare well in battle, and strength to women to endure childbirth.
Gaia is also a mother deity. Specifically, she is the mother of the Titanes.
Gaia is also believed to be the namesake of the continent the Keltoi and many other cultures call home.
NireusΝηρευς 	A sea deity 	father of the Niriides.
OuranosΟυρανος 	God of the Sky 	Father of the Titanes and initial ruler of the cosmos. Common myth tells he was overthrown and killed by Kronos.
ProtogonosΠρωτογονος 	God of Creation 	
Titanes 	Titanes 	Titanes
The Titanes, ruled by tyrannical Kronos, were the masters of the cosmos until they were overthrown by the Atlantoi under the leadership of Zeus. 	The Titanes, ruled by tyrannical Kronos, were the masters of the cosmos until they were overthrown by the Atlantoi under the leadership of Zeus. 	The Titanes, ruled by tyrannical Kronos, were the masters of the cosmos until they were overthrown by the Atlantoi under the leadership of Zeus.
AsteriaΑστερια 	goddess of the stars 	
AstraiosΑστραιος 	God of the Dusk 	
AtlasΑτλας 	Titan sky god 	Titan who holds up the sky.
EosΕως 	Goddess of the Dawn 	
EpimitheusΕπιμηθευς 	 	
FoibiΦοιβη 	 	
HiliosΗιλιος 	God of the sun 	
IapetosΙαπετος 	 	
KoiosΚοιος 	 	
KreiosΚρειος 	 	
KronosΚρονος 	God of the Harvest 	Ruler of the Titanes, father of Zeus, Poseidon & Aides. Common myth says he came into power in a coup after brutally murdering his father, Ouranos.
LilantosΛηλαντος 	 	
LitoΛητω 	Goddess of motherhood 	
MnimosyniΜνημοσυνη 	Titanides goddess of memory and remembrance 	Mother of the Nine muses via her nephew, Zeus.
OkeanosΩκεανος 	The Titan god of the river 	
PallasΠαλλας 	 	
PersisΠερσης 	 	
PromitheasΠρομηθεας 	Titan god of forethought and crafty counsel 	Culture hero, and trickster figure to the Kelt. Sided with the Atlantoi against Kronos and gave fire to man with the blessing of Zeus.
ReiaΡεια 	 	
SeliniΣεληνη 	Goddess of the moons 	
ThemisΘεμις 	Goddess of divine law and order 	Mother of Promitheas.
YperionΥπεριων 	 	
Atlantoi 	Atlantoi 	Atlantoi
The Atlantoi are the prime deities worshiped by the Kelt. According to myth they once resided in the city of Atlantis (Ατλαντις) before it was sunk on orders of Kronos. The Atlantoi now reside in the fabled city of Gaiapolis (Γαιαπολις) on top of Mt. Ouranos.	The Atlantoi are the prime deities worshiped by the Kelt. According to myth they once resided in the city of Atlantis (Ατλαντις) before it was sunk on orders of Kronos. The Atlantoi now reside in the fabled city of Gaiapolis (Γαιαπολις) on top of Mt. Ouranos.	The Atlantoi are the prime deities worshiped by the Kelt. According to myth they once resided in the city of Atlantis (Ατλαντις) before it was sunk on orders of Kronos. The Atlantoi now reside in the fabled city of Gaiapolis (Γαιαπολις) on top of Mt. Ouranos.
AphroditiΑφροδιτη 	Goddess of love, beauty and sexuality 	
ApolloΑπολλω 	God of oracles, healing, archery, music and arts, sunlight, knowledge, herds and flocks, and protection of the young 	
ArisΑρης 	God of War 	
ArtemisΑρτεμις 	Goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, wild animals, the Moon, and chastity 	
AthinaΑθηνα 	Goddess of wisdom, olives, weaving, and battle strategy 	
DimitraΔημητρα 	Goddess of the harvest, agriculture, fertility and sacred law. 	
DionysiosΔιονυσιος 	God of the vine, grape-harvest, wine-making, wine, fertility, ritual madness, religious ecstasy, theatre 	
HadisΧαδης 	God of the underworld, the dead, and riches. 	
HermisΧερμης 	God of Boundaries, roads and travelers, commerce, thieves, athletes, cunning, shepherds. Psychopomp and divine messenger. 	Messenger of the gods
HestiaΧεστια 	Goddess of the hearth, home, domesticity, virginity, family, and the state 	
HephaistosΧεφαιστος 	God of fire, metalworking, stone masonry, forges, the art of sculpture, technology and blacksmiths. 	
HeraΧερα 	Goddess of marriage, women, childbirth, and family 	Queen of the gods
PoseidonΠοσειδων 	God of the sea, storms, earthquakes, horses 	
ZeusΖευς 	King of the Gods; God of the sky, lightning, thunder, law, order, justice 	Brother of Hadis and Poseidon. Common myth tells he led the rebellion of the Atlantoi against the Titanes.
Other gods 	Other gods 	Other gods
Gods of lesser importance to the fourteen Atlantoi. 	Gods of lesser importance to the fourteen Atlantoi. 	Gods of lesser importance to the fourteen Atlantoi.
ArmoniaΑρμονια 	Goddess of Harmony and Concord 	Opposite and eternal enemy of Eris.
AvriΑυρη 	wind goddess 	
EkatiΕκατη 	Goddess of boundaries, crossroads, witchcraft, and ghosts. 	
ErisΕρις 	Goddess of Discord and Chaos 	Opposite and eternal enemy of Armonia.
ErosΕρως 	God of love, lust and sex 	Son of Aphrodite & Ares
PersephoniΠερσεφονη 	Goddess of the underworld, springtime, flowers and vegetation 	Daughter of Zeus and Dimitra
StyxΣτυξ 	River goddess 	Namesake of the river that forms the boundary between the mortal realm and the underworld.
==Other Figures==
===Anemoi===
The Anemoi (Ανεμοι) are a quartet of wind deities for each of the cardinal directions and a season.
Names 	Direction	Season
EurosΕυρος 	East 	Autumn
NotosΝοτος 	South 	Summer
BoreasΒορεας 	North 	Winter
ZephyrosΖεφυρος	West 	Spring
===Misotheoi===
The Misotheoi (Μισοθεοι/demigods), sing Misotheos (Μισοθεος) are the offspring of the gods and mortals or gods who gave up their immortality to live a lifetime in the mortal realm.
Names 	Mortal Parent 	Representation 	Historicity & other Notes
Children of Zeus 	Children of Zeus 	Children of Zeus 	Children of Zeus
HeraklisΧερακλης 	 	Divine protector of mankind, patron of gymnasium	
PerseosΠερσεως 	 	 	
Children of Poseidon 	Children of Poseidon 	Children of Poseidon 	Children of Poseidon
OrionΩριων 	 	 	
ThiseusΘησευς 	 	 	
Children of Apollo 	Children of Apollo 	Children of Apollo 	Children of Apollo
IonΙων 	 	 	
Children of Aphroditi	Children of Aphroditi	Children of Aphroditi 	Children of Aphroditi
AineiasΑινειας 	 	 	
Children of Aris 	Children of Aris 	Children of Aris 	Children of Aris
HippolytiΧιππολυτη 	 	 	Queen of the Amazons, a female warrior tribe.
Other Imtheoi 	Other Imtheoi 	Other Imtheoi 	Other Imtheoi
NarkissosΝαρκισσος 	 	Manifestation of irrational love of oneself. 	Fell in love with his own reflection.
===Megathirios===
The Megathirios (Μεγαθηριος/Monsters), are a group of sentient godlike beasts.
Names 	Parents 	Historicity & other Notes
KyklopsΚυκλωψ 	 	
MinotaurosΜινωταυρος	 	
TyphonΤυφων 	Gaia & Tartaros	a monstrous serpentine giant and one of the deadliest creatures
===Mouses===
The Mouses (Μουσες) are the inspirational goddesses of literature, science, and the arts. They're considered the source of the knowledge embodied in the poetry, lyric songs, and myths that are related orally for centuries in Kelt culture.
The nine main ones are the daughters of Zeus, but there are three younger lesser-known ones fathered by Apollo,
Names 	Representation 	Symbols
Daughters of Zeus 	Daughters of Zeus 	Daughters of Zeus
KalliopiΚαλλιοπη 	Epic poetry 	Writing tablet, Stylus, Lyre
KleioΚλειω 	History 	Scrolls, Books, Cornett, Laurel wreath
EratoΕρατω 	Love poetry 	Kithara
EuterpiΕυτερπη 	Music, Song, and Lyric Poetry	Aulos, panpipes, laurel wreath
MelpomeniΜελπομενη 	Tragedy 	Tragic mask, Sword, Club, Kothornos
PolymniaΠολυμνια 	Hymns 	Veil, Grapes
TerpsichoriΤερψιχορη 	Dance 	Lyre, Plectrum
ThaleiaΘαλεια 	Comedy 	Comic mask, Shepherd's crook, Ivy wreath
OuraniaΟυρανια 	Astronomy 	Globe and compass
Daughters of Apollo 	Daughters of Apollo 	Daughters of Apollo
ApollonisΑπολλωνις 	 	
KiphisoΚηφισω 	 	
BorysthenisΒορυσθενης	 	
===Niriides===
The Niriides (Νηρηιδες), sing Niriis (Νηρηις) are a group of water deities whom are the daughters of Nireus that accompany Poseidon.
Names 	Historicity & other Notes
AktaiaΑκταια 	
AgaviΑγαυη 	
AmphinomiΑμφινομη 	
AmphitritiΑμφιτριτη	A wife of Poseidon
ArethousaΑρεθουσα 	
AftonoiΑυτονοη 	
KydippiΚυδιππη 	
DynameniΔυναμενη 	
EurydikiΕυρυδικη 	
GalateiaΓαλατεια 	
IphianassaΙφιανασσα	
PsamathiΨαμαθη 	
ThetisΘετις 	
====Okeanides====
The Okeanides (Ωκεανιδες), sing Okeanis (Ωκεανις) are a group of water deities whom are the daughters of Okeanos.
Names 	Historicity & other Notes
AsiaΑσια	
==Mythical Locations==
=== Atlantis ===
Atlantis (Ατλαντις) is the former home of the Atlantoi. Popular myth says it was an island home to an advanced civilization, sunk by the Titans on the orders of Kronos and now resides beneath the waves, guarded by Poseidon.
The physical merpeople city-state of Atlantis in the waters of Keltikos was once assumed to be the mythical sunken city, but historians and scholars have since dismissed this, as the city has been proven to be too young to be the mythical lost city.
=== Tartaros ===
Tartaros (Ταρταρος) is the prison within the underworld in which the gods throw their enemies or wicked mortals. Most of the Titanes are imprisoned within, save for the few who sided with the Atlantoi against Kronos.
==Mythical Events==
=== Titan–Atlantoi War ===
==Notes & Trivia==
*The Kelt Pantheon is based on the Greek Pantheon, and all listed members were part of it at one period or another.
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