Sky Father

The Sky Father is typically the most powerful of the gods, appearing in the sky to help heroes, ruling over the heavens, and having no limits on his ability to ...

The Sky-Father stands as one of the most ancient and enduring figures in Indo-European mythology, a deity embodying the heavens and serving as the symbolic ...

In Norse mythology, the god Dagr (Day) is etymologically the closest to the Sky Father. Dagr is the personification of the daytime sky. Odin is ...

Dyēus Phter, meaning 'Sky father', is a reconstructed Proto-Indo-European god, associated with the day-lit sky, married to Earth, and father to ...

The “sky father” is an archetypal god appearing in many ancient religions globally, including within the ancient Greek and Roman pantheons as Zeus and Jupiter.

Sky father is a term for a recurring concept in polytheistic religions of a sky god who is addressed as a father, often the father of a pantheon.

In Ancient Rome, the sky father, or sky god, was Jupiter (Zeus, Ζεύς, in Ancient Greece), often depicted by birds, usually the eagle or hawk, and clouds or ...

A Sky Father is a powerful deity who rules the skies and heavens, often a father figure, and is an advanced version of a Sky Deity.