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Ahura Mazda

Also called Urmuzd, Auharmazd, Ormazd, Ormuzd.

Ahura Mazda is the wise lord of Zoroastrian tradition, creator of the good creation and of light and order, whose entire cosmology is organised around his opposition to the destructive spirit.

At a glance

Tradition
Persian mythology
Region
Persia (place of origin)
Trait family
The Two-Realmed

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Traits

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Utility powers

  • Creation
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    Ahura Mazda — the name means something close to wise lord — is the supreme god of Zoroastrian tradition, the maker of the good creation and the source of light, truth, and order.

  • Cosmic balance
    why

    The cosmology sets him against Angra Mainyu, the destructive spirit, and this pairing organises everything.

Roles

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