Proto-Indo-Iranian religion

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Proto-Indo-Iranian religion was the ancient polytheistic belief system of the early Indo-Iranian peoples, featuring a pantheon of deities, ritual sacrifice, and cosmological concepts that later shaped both Vedic and Iranian religious traditions.

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Proto-Indo-Iranian religion canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-European religion
ancient religion
polytheistic religion
associatedWithCulture Andronovo horizon (probable) NERFINISHED
developedFrom Proto-Indo-European religion NERFINISHED
follows polytheism
hasBeliefSystemOf early Indo-Iranian peoples
hasConcept cosmic order
heavenly and earthly realms
ritual reciprocity between gods and humans
sacred drink soma_haoma
sacred fire
sacred speech
truth versus lie
hasDeity Indra-like warrior god
Mitra NERFINISHED
Nasatya twins NERFINISHED
Varuna NERFINISHED
dawn goddess
fire god (proto-Agni_Atar) NERFINISHED
sun deity
wind god (proto-Vayu_Vata)
hasDeityClass asuras
devas
hasFeature cosmological dualism
pantheon of deities
priestly ritualism
ritual sacrifice
sacred fire cult
sacred law or order
soma_haoma cult
hasLanguageContext Proto-Indo-Iranian NERFINISHED
hasRitual animal sacrifice
fire sacrifice
libations to deities
prayer and hymn recitation
soma_haoma pressing
hasRitualSpecialist priests
sacrificers
influenced Hinduism NERFINISHED
Vedic religion NERFINISHED
Zoroastrianism NERFINISHED
pre-Zoroastrian Iranian religion
knownFrom Avestan texts
Vedic texts NERFINISHED
comparative reconstruction
precedes Vedic religion NERFINISHED
ancient Iranian religion
sharesFeatureWith other Indo-European religions
timePeriod late 3rd to early 2nd millennium BCE (approximate)

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Iranian mythology influencedBy Proto-Indo-Iranian religion