Deities of Philippine mythology

The deities of Philippine mythology are the gods, goddesses and diwatas worshiped by ancient Filipinos before the Christianization of the natives after the Spanish conquest of the Philippines. While not as widely known as its European and Asian counterparts, they have similar elements and characteristics when compared to other mythologies, especially in Asia and Oceania.

Ancient Philippine mythology varies among the many indigenous tribes of the Philippines. During the pre-Spanish era, some tribes believed in a single supreme being who created the world and everything in it, along with lesser deities. Others worshiped a multitude of trees in a form of animism. Below are some of the gods and goddesses of the various ancient Philippine tribes:

This section includes the deities of the Ancient Tagalogs from a certain pantheon story. The first part as shown below were the residents of Kaluwalhatian (the Ancient Tagalog counterpart of Christian's Heaven).

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The list includes the god/goddess-like, residents of Kasamaan (Ancient Tagalog counterpart of Hell). They were the evil entities all opposed to Bathala and the rest of his deities.

The list includes the gods and goddesses who don't have a unified pantheon within the Tagalog deities mentioned in Table #1.

The list includes the deities of Ancient Bikolanos living in Ibalon (present Bicol Region).

This section includes the deities of the Visayans from a certain pantheon story.

The list includes the gods and goddesses who haven't have a unified pantheon within the Visayan deities mentioned in Table #5.

The list of Ilokano deities below is from Llamzon (1978:38).

The Ilokanos also believed in the following anito (spirits).

Other mythological creatures are:

There are also lesser gods in the Batak pantheon, some of whom are Siabuanan, Bankakah, Paraen, Buengelen, and Baybayen. They are deities of great strength.

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