In the Estonian Kalevipoeg, this figure's analogue forces his daughter to stay in heaven which is why the Milky Way will always exist.
According to a rune, this god's daughters produced red milk and black milk, thus explaining the origin of ductile iron and brittle iron. This figure wears red shoes and is subject to the forces called Paevae despite his immense power. In the Estonian Kalevipoeg, this figure's analogue forces his daughter to stay in heaven which is why the Milky Way will always exist. He is described as a deity that rules a golden kingdom beyond the welkin, and this figure sits on a throne of silver. Accordingly, this deity shot the pastures of Ether with fires from his flaming sword to create the world. This god, whose name translates to as "aged man" in some versions took Akka as his wife and was sometimes called Jumala for his central role in the pantheon.  For 10 points, name this chief thunder deity of Finnish mythology and possessor of the Ukonvasara.
According to a rune, this god's daughters produced red milk and black milk, thus explaining the origin of ductile iron and brittle iron.
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