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Dark gods and light gods in various myths.

1, Nordic myth

God of light:

Bader is the god of light in Nordic mythology, the embodiment of brilliance and beauty, the god of spring and joy, and the embodiment of light. His father is Odin, the God King of Asa protoss, and his mother is frigga, the Queen of God. He and hoddle, the god of darkness, are twin brothers.

Bud is handsome, naive and happy. His blond hair and white face seem to shine forever. Everything loves him, and he loves everything.

God of darkness:

Loki (Loki, alias Loptr or Hve? Rungr), the god of pranks and lies in Nordic mythology, is also Vulcan. He is the son of Fabotti, a giant, and Laufey, a female giant. He is also the righteous brother of Odin, the God of Assa protoss, although he is much younger than Odin.

He is treacherous and cunning, often speaks insolently and quarrels with other gods. He is one of the most important gods in the Nordic mythology system and plays an important role in the twilight of the gods.

2. Egypt

God of light:

La (Ra, sometimes spelled Rah, or more precisely Ré) is also translated as Rui and Lai. It is the sun god in ancient Egyptian mythology, regarded as the noon sun, and also the head of Helio Pohris, the nine-pillar god.

From the fifth dynasty of Egypt (2494-2345 BC), it became the most important god in ancient Egyptian mythology. After Thebes became the capital of all Egypt, it merged with the highest god of Thebes to become Amon La. For more than a thousand years, Dora has been the highest god in Egypt.

God of darkness:

Osiris, the god of Hades in ancient Egyptian mythology, is also the god of plants, agriculture and abundance, and one of the gods of Helio Pohris, the Nine Pillars God. He was an enlightened Pharaoh before his death. He was jealous of his brother Seth, the god of the desert, and was killed by a trick. Fortunately, he was mummified by Anubis and resurrected.

Then he became the master of the underworld and the judge of death. He is the giver of civilization, the king of the underworld, and whether the executor can get eternal judgment after death.

3. Christ

God of light:

God itself refers to the supreme ruler. After Christianity was introduced into China, he regarded it as a synonym for the God who created the universe in Judaism and Christianity. Regarded as the highest belief of religious believers, in Christianity, God is an eternal existence, creating and ruling the world.

God is omnipresent, omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent.

God is the supporter and creator of the universe. Deism holds that God is the creator of the universe. Pantheism holds that God is the universe itself.

God of darkness:

Satan refers to fallen angels (also known as the devil) recorded in the Bible. He is fallen angels who rebelled against God and the Lord. He was an angel before the throne of God. Later, because of his arrogance, he tried to be equal to God, which led to one third of the angels betraying God and being driven out of heaven.

4. India

God of light:

Indra (Sanskrit:? Akro devānām indrah), whose full name is Shi Tihuan Indra, is called Indra for short, which literally translates as Neng Tiandi. Originally a Hindu god, he was in charge of thunder and lightning and fighting, and was later absorbed by Buddhism as a protector.

In Sanskrit, Sakyamuni (? Akra) means "capable and capable"; Deva means "heaven and man, god"; Indra means "King, Conqueror and Winner".

Its full name is Shi Tihuan Indra (? Akro devānām indrah) consensus is "to be the master of the gods in the sky", that is, "to be the emperor of heaven" or "to release the emperor of heaven", also known as Indra, corpse, mother-in-law and thousand eyes. When Sanskrit is translated into Chinese, in order to conform to the Chinese word order, the original word order is reversed and translated into Indra.

God of darkness:

Shiva, one of the three great Hindu gods, is the god of destruction.

Rudra, formerly known as the God of Reproduction and the God of Vedic Storm in Indus civilization, has dual characters of reproduction and destruction, creation and destruction, and presents various strange and grotesque faces, mainly including Linga, terror, gentleness, superman, three faces, dancing king, Lord of glass, Lord of half women and Linga (male root).

5. Greek mythology

God of light:

Apollo (Greek: α π? λ λ ω ν (English: Apollo) is the god of light, prophecy, music and medicine in ancient Greek mythology, the god of eliminating disasters and solving problems, and the protector of human civilization, migration and navigation. Or the son of Zeus and Leto.

Apollo, also known as Phobos Apollo (φ ο? βο? Απ? λ λ ω ν), and Phobos means "bright" or "brilliant". Apollo is the most handsome of all male gods. He is happy, smart and sunny, and is praised by many artists of poetry and painting.

God of darkness:

Eribos (ancient Greek:? ρεβο? /? ρ? βευ? English: Erebus), ghosts and gods, the embodiment of eternal darkness, constitute one of the basic elements of the universe. Chaos (chaos /Khoas). He is the husband of Nyx, the goddess of the night, who gave birth to Ether and Hemera (see the genealogy of hesiod).

In mythology, he is also a part of the underground world, between the earth (or Shi Yang) and the ghost land. It is the place where the deceased passed for the first time, and sometimes he is confused with Tartalas.