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Aramazd

Aramazd was the chief and creator god in the Armenian version of Zoroastrianism. The deity and his name were derived from the deity Ahura Mazda after the Median conquest of Armenia in the 6th century BC. Aramazd was regarded as a generous god of fertility, rain, and abundance, as well as the father of the other gods, including Anahit, Mihr, and Nane.…

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Children
Anahit, Vahagn, Nane and Mihr
Day
15th day of each month in the Armenian calendar
Gender
male
Greek
Zeus
Major cult center
Kemah
Roman
Jupiter

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Aramazd

Nodes41
Edges40
Triples128
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.04878
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related to Sources · 81
Aramazd → Ancient Near Eastern Sources, Anna, Architecture, Armen, Armenia, Armenian, Armenian Epic, Armenian Journal, BCE, Boyce, Built Environment, Byzantium, California Press, Canepa, CE, Christianity, Earliest Sources, Ellerbrock, Frenschkowski, Garsoïan
related to history · 20
Aramazd → Ahura Mazda, Anahit, Another, Ararat Plain, Armenia, Armenian, Armenians, Bagavan, Greek, In Zoroastrianism, Iranian, Kamax, Later, Mihr, One, Parthian Zoroastrianism, The, Tir, Vahagn, Zeus
related to Name · 12
Aramazd → Achaemenid King, Ahura Mazda, Armenia, Auramazdāha, Avestan, BC, Behistun Inscription, Great, Kings Darius, Old Persian, Parthian, The
related to Identification with other deities · 8
Aramazd → Ahura Mazda/Aramazd, Amanor, Graeca, Lord, There, Van, Vanatur, Zeus
Children · 1
Aramazd → Anahit, Vahagn, Nane and Mihr
Day · 1
Aramazd → 15th day of each month in the Armenian calendar
Gender · 1
Aramazd → male
Greek · 1
Aramazd → Zeus
Major cult center · 1
Aramazd → Kemah
Roman · 1
Aramazd → Jupiter

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isbn armenian ahura mazda anahit zoroastrianism armenia god gods press vahagn mihr university oxford parthian name chief creator zeus nane

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AramazdChildrenAnahit, Vahagn, Nane and Mihr1.00infobox
AramazdDay15th day of each month in the Armenian calendar1.00infobox
AramazdGendermale1.00infobox
AramazdGreekZeus1.00infobox
AramazdMajor cult centerKemah1.00infobox
AramazdRomanJupiter1.00infobox
Aramazdis aParthian form of Ahura Mazda0.90text
Aramazdrelated to historyMihr0.60section
Aramazdrelated to historyAnahit0.60section
Aramazdrelated to historyVahagn0.60section
Aramazdrelated to historyTir0.60section
Aramazdrelated to historyArmenian0.60section

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