Thirty-three gods

The Thirty-three gods is a pantheon of Hindu deities, some of Vedic origin and some developed later. It generally includes a set of 31 deities consisting of 12 Ādityas, 11 Rudras, and 8 Vasus; the identity of the other two deities that fill out the 33 varies, though their roles are generally a creator deity, presiding over procreation and protector of life and the 33rd is an all powerful supreme ruler.
The 31 are:
:Twelve Ādityas (Sun gods, This list sometimes varies in particulars.) 
:::Mitra, 
:::Aryaman, 
:::Bhaga, 
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:::Vivasvat, 
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:Eleven Rudras, consisting of:
::Five abstractions 
:::Ānanda "bliss", 
:::Vijñāna "knowledge", 
:::Manas "thought", 
::: "breath" or "life", 
:::Vāc "speech", 
::Five names of Śiva
:::Īśāna "ruler", 
::: "that person", 
:::Aghora "not terrible", 
:::Vāmadeva "pleasant god", 
:::Sadyojāta "born at once"
::"self"
:::Ātmā 
:Eight Vasus (Elementals. Other sources like the Vedas include the two Aśvins, or Nāsatyas, twin solar deities.) 
::: "Earth", 
:::Agni "Fire", 
::: "Atmosphere", 
:::Vāyu "Wind", 
::: "Sky", 
:::Sūrya "Sun", 
::: "Stars", 
:::Soma "Moon"
Indra also called , lord of the gods, is the First of the 33 followed by Agni
Prajāpati "Master of creatures", the creator [Prajāpati "Master of creatures", the creator is Brahma who resides over the thirty three.]
The generic title, though not the particular names of the deities, was borrowed in Buddhist sources as a name for the heaven "of the Thirty-three gods" ().
Category:Hindu gods