Deities Names

The protector of the growing crops.

is known as the "pure maiden" for his incomparable beauty, ironic that he is a male diwata. He was originally known as the god of "kapurihan"(purity) and is also the god of food, festivity and anti-gluttony. worshiped mainly by men: they pray to Lakambini

A variant of the Naga, known to rule the waters

Son of Aring Sinukuan, the god of gluttony and represents the sun at noon time.

The goddess of fertility and the most understanding and kind of all the deities. Also known as Ikapati, she was the giver of food and prosperity. Her best gift to mankind was agriculture (cultivated fields). Through this, she was respected and loved by th

She is the goddess of fire, volcanoes and harvest. In ancient times, Ancient Visayans blamed her for sending armies of locusts to destroy their harvests. In response, natives will offer her gifts in order to please her and prevent her from doing that.

The dwarf shepherd of the wild animals.

Held responsible for some cases of extreme poverty. Those believed to be suffering from the machinations of this spirit are said to be malandusan (impoverished).

The god of the skies and endless firmament

The god of the sun and the second children of Lihangin ang Lidagat.

The god of the moon and the third children of Lihangin and Lidagat.

The goddess of the sea, daughter of Maguayan. She later married Lihangin and had four children.

Is regarded as the chief mediator between the people and the other gods.

The god of the wind and the son of Kaptan. He later married Lidagat and had four children.

The god of the world and the eldest children of Lihangin and Lidagat.

The god of the sea.

The goddess of the Monsoon Winds.

The goddess of the Dry Season.

The child god of the moon.

a phallic god.

The goddess of the stars. She was the youngest children of Lihangin and Lidagat. The deity in which Silalak and Sibabay came from.

The god of thunder.

The god of life and of all growing things.

The most feared deity, uttering his name is considered a curse.

The divine couple; to alleviate the damage done by the scourges (the sons of Bong Libun and Datu Bnoling) they assumed the role of healers.

was a well-kept and secluded princess who became powerful enough to make love potions and command soft winds

Has the power to dry up the rice leaves, one of the eleven beings importuned to stamp out rice pests.

Goddess of the tides.