H₁n̥gʷnis is a potential Proto-Indo-European God of fire, he is similar to others indo-europeans deities such as Enji, Atar, Agni and many others.
Mythology[]
Role[]
H₁n̥gʷnis presumably had a similar role that other indo-European deities like the Greek Hestia or Roman Vesta, being a home deity relationship with family and fire.
Gender[]
The gender of H₁n̥gʷnis is unclear, however some of its descendents are male like Agni and Atar, but others are female like Hestia and Vesta.
Smith[]
Deities descendants of H₁n̥gʷnis like Agni was identified by Alexander the Great as Hephaestus rather than Hestia, may be can this be evidence that in a point H₁n̥gʷnis and the Indo-European smith god could have been the same deity, but this is pure speculation.
H₁n̥gʷnis in the Abrahmic religions[]
Albian symbols and David Star[]
The Albian God Enji had many symbols in his honor, curiously one of his symbols is similar to the David Star that is the most important jewis symbol.
Virgin Mary[]
H₁n̥gʷnis eventually that with others Proto-Indo-European deities was assimilated by Christianity, in his case usually is identified with Saint Virgin Mary. Ognyena Maria was originally a virgin slavic deity of fire however rather thant demonized was become into a Saint in the Orthodox folk, due to her similarities with the Virgin Mary.
Islam[]
Some rituals dedicated to Atar still are used in the slamic country of Iran.