Verethragna

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Verethragna is an ancient Iranian god of victory, strength, and war, often associated with heroic valor and martial prowess in Zoroastrian tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iranian god
Zoroastrian deity
war deity
associatedWith heroic warriors
martial prowess
planet Mars NERFINISHED
royal ideology
victorious kingship
canManifestAs boar
bull
camel
goat
horse
ram
raven
warrior
wind
youth
cosmicRole fighter against demonic forces
culture ancient Iranian religion
domain heroic valor
strength
victory
war
epithet god of strength
god of victory
god of war
equivalent Middle Persian Vahrām NERFINISHED
New Persian Bahrām NERFINISHED
function bestowing strength
granting victory in battle
protecting the righteous in combat
gender male
hasHymn Bahram Yasht NERFINISHED
influenced later Iranian warrior cults
languageForm Avestan NERFINISHED
nameMeaning smiting of resistance
numberOfForms 10
religion Zoroastrianism
role embodiment of aggressive force
protector of the faithful
textMention Avesta NERFINISHED
Yashts NERFINISHED
typeOfVictory military victory
moral victory over evil
worshippedIn Achaemenid period NERFINISHED
Sasanian period
ancient Iran NERFINISHED

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Iranian mythology hasDeity Verethragna