Touzu-Vaati

The Touzu-Vaati are the offspring of Touz, the Aiyu-Thani gods and goddesses who sprang forth parthenogenously from the tremendous creative power of her divine life-force. They are thus all fatherless, born of Touz alone. They are Deinoa, Tefra, and Sidra (who are consorts to Telaon, Kothaur, and Gyrion respectively, and therefore also considered members of the Thaedonu-Vaati pantheon), Auzha, Garhanu, Yazhur, Tulkhur, and Qadira. Touzu-Vaati simply means "Children of Touz" in old Tuvai.
The Touzu-Vaati, like Touz herself, are worshipped to varying degrees through both Orithea (where the dominant cultus is Utara-Vaati) and Achuirea (where it is Rhantashannu). Tefra, Deinoa, and Sidra, as members of the Thaedonu-Vaati pantheon, are highly revered in Orithea and not worshipped at all in Achuirea (except in the Sarcian Empire where Utara-Vaati is also practiced). Conversely, the established Orithean priesthoods often view the rest of the Touzu-Vaati, and Touz herself, with a degree of suspicion. This is because they are also venerated by Achuireans alongside the Rhantaseppa, and thus associated with the alien gods of the infidel Tarquenites. Touz herself, in some interpretations, may be blamed for the events that ultimately led to the Tarquenian Revelation and the Schism Wars. However, this suspicion is not enough to prevent them from being fairly widely venerated by common people. They are typically worshiped as minor or subaltern deities, given less prominence than the Thaedonu-Vaati. In some areas their cults may be officially discouraged, while in others they may be tolerated as folk-practice or secondary sects alongside the dominant cultus. 
The same suspicion generally does not run in the other direction, and in Achuirea the cults of the Touzu-Vaati (except for Tefra, Sidra, and Deinoa) are revered without much concern for their presence in Orithean lands. As in Orithea, though, they hold secondary status to the dominant cult of the Rhantaseppa. The exception to this is Tulkhur, whose cult is subject to some opprobrium on both continents, since he is said to have made divine weapons for both pantheons during the Schism Wars.