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1. **Arany Atya** (god) - Meaning "Golden Father." He was the consort of Hajnal Anyácska and father of Hadúr, Napkirály and Szélkirály. Possibly the same as Isten.
2. **Boldogasszony** (Mother goddess) - Also called "Istenanya." Her name means "Blessed Lady" or "Blessed Queen". She was the goddess of motherhood and helped women in childbirth.[*according to whom?*] After Hungarians were Christianized with the help of St. Gerard of Csanad, her figure fell out of favor for that of the Virgin Mary. In later years the name "Boldogasszony" and "Nagyboldogasszony" (Great Blessed Lady) was primarily used as a moniker for the Virgin Mary. She is also considered the "Queen (*Regina*) of Hungary".
3. **Hadúr** (god) - Short for Hadak Ura, meaning "Warlord" or "Lord of Armies" and was the war god in the religion of the early Hungarians.[*citation needed*] He was the third son of Arany Atyácska (Dear Golden Father) and Hajnal Anyácska (Dear Dawn Mother) and was also the metalsmith of the gods. He wore armor and weapons made of pure copper, which is his sacred metal, and it was said that he forged the Sword of God (Isten kardja) which was discovered by Atilla the Hun and secured his rule. It was customary for the Hungarians to sacrifice white stallions to him before a battle.
4. **Hajnal Anyácska** (goddess) - Meaning "Dawn Mother." She was the consort of Arany Atyácska and mother of Hadúr, Napkirály and Szélkirály. Possibly the same as Boldogasszony.
5. **Hold Atya** (god) - Meaning "Moon Father."
6. ****Isten**** (god) - Meaning simply "God." Isten was the god of the sky and the head of the Hungarian pantheon.
7. **Nap Anya** (goddess) - Meaning "Sun Mother."
8. **Napkirály** (god) - Meaning "King of the Sun", he is the Hungarian sun god and is the oldest son of Arany Atyácska (Dear Golden Father) and Hajnal Anyácska (Dear Dawn Mother), brother of Hadúr and Szélkirály. He rides his silver-haired horse from East to West every day, seeing everything below him.
9. **Ördög** (god) - Meaning "Devil", He was the god of death, diseases and wicked things, and ruled the underworld realm.
10. **Szélanya** (goddess) - Meaning "Wind Mother," she is the goddess of wind and female counterpart of Szélatya. She is a wise, elderly woman who lives in a cave on top of a huge mountain somewhere at the end of the world. She rides the winds and creates storms and whirlwinds.
11. **Szélkirály** (god) - Meaning "King of the Wind", also called Szélatya ("Wind Father"), he is the Hungarian god of wind and rain and male counterpart of Szélanya. He is the second son of Arany Atyácska (Golden Father) and Hajnal Anyácska (Dawn Mother), brother of Hadúr and Napkirály. His armor and weapons are made of pure silver, his sacred metal.
12. **Tűz Anya** (goddess) - Meaning "Fire Mother." The goddess of fire and the female counterpart of Tűz Atya.
13. **Tűz Atya** (god) - Meaning "Fire Father," also called Tűz Apa. The god of fire and the male counterpart of Tűz Anya.
14. **Víz Anya** (goddess) - Meaning "Water Mother." The goddess of water and the female counterpart of Víz Atya.
15. **Víz Atya** (god) - Meaning "Water Father," also called Víz Apa. The god of water and the male counterpart of Víz Anya.