The Lithuanian Bangputys and the Inuit Idliragijenget both have this role, as does a Polynesian figure who frequently turns into a green lizard to signal good weather.
The Lithuanian Bangputys and the Inuit Idliragijenget both have this role, as does a Polynesian figure who frequently turns into a green lizard to signal good weather. In Ugaritic myth, two magical clubs crafter by Kothar are used to defeat one of these figures after he is cast out from Mount Sappan. One of these figures sees his servant Fimafeng killed in the Lokasenna while hosting a feast of the gods. The Polynesian Tangaroa shares this role with the rival of Baal Hadad, Prince Yam. In Norse myth, the two gods with this role are married to Ran and Skadi, and in Greek myth the Olympian god with this role is married to Amphitrite. FTP name this role shared by Aegir, Njord and Poseidon.
The Lithuanian Bangputys and the Inuit Idliragijenget both have this role, as does a Polynesian figure who frequently turns into a green lizard to signal good weather.
god of the {sea}s or {ocean}s