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...a multicolored serpent that rewards those who worship her with an abundant harvest.<ref name=":1" /> She also said to appear in the rippling water of the rive ...a multicolored serpent, and rewards those who worship her with an abundant harvest.<ref name=":1">{{cite book|last1=Auset|first1=Brandi|title=The Goddess Guid ...

{{Short description|Sri Lankan harvest festival}} ...being plucked, [[threshed]] and [[winnowed]] is offered to the Buddha and deities.<ref>[http://sridaladamaligawa.lk/annual-new-rice-festival-sri-dalada-malig ...

...tops of hills during times of [[drought]], [[Disease|sickness]], and at [[harvest]] time. [[Category:Mixtec deities]] ...

...s of the Hajong people. This sect of Hinduism includes worship of gods and deities of Hindu origin, demigods and spirits, all referred to as '''Dyao'''. ...fered rice and side dishes associated with each animal. The bastu group of deities also include a horse and an elephant.{{fact|date=February 2021}} Hajong peo ...

|significance = Harvest Festival, New Year ...considered the "''New Year''", which coincided with the collection of the harvest.<ref>[http://www.hitosculturales.com/1-22-raices-canarias-ibenesmer-benesme ...

...er of the [[Zulu people|Zulu]] pantheon and one of the [[List of fertility deities|fertility goddesses]], with the other being [[Mbaba Mwana Waresa|Nomkhubulw ...d to have dominion over female affairs, sources that differentiate the two deities as separate entities portrayed them differently. Nomkhubulwane is said to h ...

| significance = Harvest festival <br> Invocation to Gods ...ion to God for wading of evil spirits and diseases and blessing for a good harvest. ...

...cite book|last=Coulter|first=Charles Russell|title=Encyclopedia of ancient deities|year=2000|publisher=McFarland|location=Jefferson, N.C.|isbn=978-0786403172| ...mful to the Aztecs, as she was thought to be of blame during years of poor harvest.<ref name=":1">{{Cite book|title=Book of the gods and rites and the ancient ...

...autumn, along with Carpho, who is known to bring plants to their state of harvest.{{cn|date=October 2022}} {{Greek mythology (deities)}} ...

...ndicate that she was a goddess of healing and health, who helped bring the harvest. ...n her honour.<ref>Gregory McMahon: "The Hittite state cult of the Tutelary Deities." ''Assyriological Studies'' 25 (1991). {{ISBN|0-918986-69-9}}. S.12</ref> ...

...rldwide |isbn=978-0-7387-0350-3 |language=en}}</ref> is the [[loa]] of the harvest in [[Haiti]]an [[Haitian Vodou|Vodou]] [[Haitian mythology|mythology]].<ref The Cousin Zaka or Zaka is the loa of the harvest. This loa wears a red handkerchief. ...

...ttps://books.google.com/books?id=o9Ls4I5t5gIC&pg=PA121|year=2007|publisher=Harvest House Publishers|isbn=978-0-7369-2007-0|page=121}}</ref><ref>{{Citation |sc The ''Great Jade Emperor'' is the head of all [[sky deities]] and presides over the heaven. The ''Great Emperor of the North Star'' ass ...

worship the ancient deities of Minaro. ...cosmology and historical event. Mourn the separation of Minaro from their deities. ...

...18 July 2013|page=92|year=1964|volume=22-23 }}</ref> They pray for a good harvest and prosperity.<ref>{{cite book|title=Asian Agri-history|chapter=Harela: Th Harela has a great significance in Kumaon. This symbolizes a new harvest and the rainy season. It has become a common practice to attribute the slog ...

...arth named ''Sedumunadoc'', whose favor was sought in order to have a good harvest. The fourth was called ''Tabiacoud'', who lived in the deep bowels of the e For these gods, the Tagbanwa celebrated a big feast each year, right after harvest, when there is much singing, dancing, courting, and conclusion of blood com ...

...in many mythological tales. In [[mythology]], [[fertility deity|fertility deities]] exist in different [[belief systems]] or [[religions]]. ==Fertility deities== ...

...ich, if offered sacrifices, will reward the [[Mongol]] people with greater harvest yields and prosperity. [[Category:Mongolian deities]] ...

...Sacrifices were also conducted in the autumn, after the completion of the harvest. During the times of the Khaganates,<ref>Kreiser und Neumann: Kleine Geschi {{Turkic Deities}} ...

...logy]] and [[Korean shamanism|shamanism]]. She is one of the [[Gasin]], or deities that protect the house. However, unlike other Gasin, who were believed to e In festivals or after the harvest, people made sacrifices and prayed to Eopsin.<ref name="auto1">{{Cite web|u ...

...y through yearly festivals such as '''''De Bari''''' (marking first-fruits harvest, dedicated to the Supreme Being), '''''De Dua''''' (New Yam Festival), and ...pay homage to a particular ancestral land, or ancestors, gods, goddesses, deities or spirits, or taking of titles and for entertainment. ...