Indo-Iranian mythology

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Indo-Iranian mythology is the shared body of ancient religious beliefs, deities, and mythic traditions from which both early Indian (Vedic) and Iranian mythologies historically developed.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-European mythology branch
mythological tradition
religious tradition
basedOn Proto-Indo-Iranian religion NERFINISHED
followedBy Hindu mythology NERFINISHED
Zoroastrian mythology NERFINISHED
later Indian religious traditions
later Iranian religious traditions
hasConcept cosmic order
dualism between beneficent and harmful beings
hero-dragon combat myth
oath and contract deities
ritual sacrifice
sacred fire
sky and storm gods
soma/haoma sacred drink
tripartite social ideology
hasDeity Ahura Mazda precursor
Asura/ahura class of deities
Daeva/deva class of deities
Indra NERFINISHED
Mithra NERFINISHED
Mitra NERFINISHED
Varuna NERFINISHED
Vr̥tra NERFINISHED
hasPart Vedic mythology NERFINISHED
ancient Iranian mythology
influenced Avesta NERFINISHED
Rigvedic hymns NERFINISHED
languageOfTradition Proto-Indo-Iranian NERFINISHED
partOf Proto-Indo-European religion NERFINISHED
region Central Asia
Greater Iran NERFINISHED
South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent
sharesDeityCognate Indra–Vr̥thraghna type warrior gods
Mitra–Mithra complex NERFINISHED
sharesMythicTheme bridge to the afterlife
cosmic waters
world mountain
sharesOriginWith Vedic religion NERFINISHED
ancient Iranian religion
sharesRitualElement fire sacrifice
soma–haoma libation
studiedIn Indology NERFINISHED
Iranian studies NERFINISHED
comparative mythology
timePeriod Bronze Age
early Iron Age

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Iranian mythology partOf Indo-Iranian mythology