Druj

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Druj is a central concept in Iranian mythology, particularly Zoroastrianism, representing cosmic falsehood, deceit, and the destructive forces opposed to truth and order.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Zoroastrian religious concept
mythological concept
appearsIn Avesta NERFINISHED
associatedWith chaos
destruction
disorder
category Zoroastrian dualism
contrastedWith order
righteousness
truth
cosmicFunction undermining creation
cosmicRole force opposed to truth and order
principle of falsehood
cosmicStatus destructive force
culture Iranian
domain cosmology
ethics
ethicalOppositeOf Asha NERFINISHED
etymologyRelatedTo Indo-Iranian root for "to deceive"
hasAspect cosmic
moral
ritual impurity
importanceInTradition central concept in Zoroastrian ethics
influencedBy Indo-Iranian religious ideas
influences lies in speech
moral corruption
spiritual pollution
wrong action
languageOfOrigin Avestan NERFINISHED
moralDimension evil
moralFunction temptation to break order
temptation to lie
moralValence negative
opposedTo Asha NERFINISHED
opposes cosmic order
righteous deed
righteous thought
righteous word
perceivedAs pollution
spiritual defilement
relatedConcept Angra Mainyu NERFINISHED
daevas
religion Zoroastrianism
represents cosmic lie
deceit
falsehood
roleInZoroastrianism cosmic adversary of Asha
timePeriodOfOrigin ancient Iranian religion

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asha contrastedWith Druj
subject surface form: Asha