In the wonderful world of Lithuanian mythology, this role is fulfilled by the goddess Gildine, who wears a white gown and at one point gets trapped in a nutshell.
In the wonderful world of Lithuanian mythology, this role is fulfilled by the goddess Gildine, who wears a white gown and at one point gets trapped in a nutshell. The Incan god who occupied this role was known as Supay, who had the body of a lion and horns of a ram. One Mayan god who filled this role was called "God A" and was pictured wearing bells in his hair and holding a Moan bird - he's sometimes called "Yum Cimil," but his usual name is Ah Puch. The figure who fulfilled this role in Aztec myth once sent a flock of quail in order to prevent Quetzalcoatl from stealing, but with the aid of the goddess Cihuacoatl, Quetzalcoatl escaped this figure with some cracked bones that he mixed in a jade bowl. FTP, name this role fulfilled by Mictlan-tecuhtli, as well as Ereshkigal and Hades.
In the wonderful world of Lithuanian mythology, this role is fulfilled by the goddess Gildine, who wears a white gown and at one point gets trapped in a nutshell.
gods of {death} (or the {underworld}, or any equivalents)