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9 deities across 5 cultures bear the domain of war. This is the same data the comparator uses.

Susanoo, Yamata-no-Orochi, Izumo — Susanoo-no-Mikoto Slays Yamata-no-Orochi in Izumo
Susanoo
須佐之男命
deitystormsea
Takemikazuchi, shinbutsu-zue (deity portrait compilation) panel — Takemikazuchi
Takemikazuchi
武甕槌命
deitythunderwar
YA
Yamato Takeru
日本武尊
heroherowar
Odin as Allfather with ravens and wolves — Odin, der Göttervater (Odin, the Father of the Gods)
Odin
Óðinn
deitywisdomwar
Tyr and Fenrir, by John Bauer (for Our Fathers' Godsaga) — Tyr and Fenrir
Týr
Týr
deitywarjustice
Freyja with the necklace Brísingamen — Freyja and the Necklace (Brísingamen)
Freyja
Freyja
deitylovebeauty
Sekhmet — Granite Statue of Sitting Lioness Goddess Sekhmet
Sekhmet
Sekhmet
deitywarthe destruction
The sacred oak of Perun and a sacrificial aurochs horn — Oak of Perun and Aurochs Horn (9th–10th c. pagan finds)
Perun
Perun
deitythunderthe sky
Inanna-Ishtar, the sky and love goddess — Inanna/Ishtar, Goddess of the Sky
Inanna (Ishtar)
Inanna
deitylovesexuality
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The Divine Atlas — a museum of the world's divine imaginationSix galleries: Japanese · Greek · Norse · Egyptian · Slavic · MesopotamianEvery nontrivial claim carries a source. Uncertainties are preserved, not resolved.Artwork: public domain / open license, always attributed.