Thaedonu-Vaati

The Thaedonu-Vaati is the pantheon of gods and goddesses centered on the five sons of Thaedon: Kothaur, Thrygon, Telaon, Kaephus, and Gyrion. Strictly speaking, these five gods are the only ones referred to by the term Thaedonu-Vaati, which literally means “the offspring (or sons) of Thaedon.” However, in practice, it is understood to also include the goddesses Deinoa, Sidra, and Tefra (consorts of Telaon, Gyrion, and Kothaur respectively); their offspring, the lesser deities Auruu, Nevaea, and Adhanu; and Xonoth, child of Kaephus and warden of Abrynus. 
The Thaedonu-Vaati is the primary pantheon worshipped by most, though not all, humans throughout Orithea and Rhydain, and in certain other parts of the world too. Devotees of the Thaedonu-Vaati are known as the Vanir-Vaati, and their collective cultus or the practice of their worship is called Utara-Vaati.
The gods of the Thaedonu-Vaati are gods of human affairs and human concerns; their spheres of power are not natural or elemental forces, nor arcane ones. Instead they govern such matters as law and order, mercy and punishment, healing and protection, and knowledge and learning.