Most Powerful Finnish Gods ⚡

Discover the captivating gods of the Kalevala pantheon in this enchanting TH-cam Shorts video! Join me as I delve into the mythical realms, of these ancient deities:
🌩️ Ukko: The supreme god reigning over the sky, thunder, and weather, wielding authority over the pantheon and granting blessings to mortals.
🔨 Ilmarinen: Journey into the realm of craftsmanship and smithing, where Ilmarinen, the skilled blacksmith, forges celestial objects and powerful artifacts, shaping the destiny of heroes.
🧙 Väinämöinen: Meet the wise and powerful wizard, central to the Kalevala.
🌌 Louhi: Louhi, the formidable mistress of Pohjola. Explore her magical prowess, shape-shifting nature, and cunning persona.
🌲 Mielikki: Embark on an adventure through the forests alongside Mielikki, the goddess of the wilderness.
Join us as we discover these fascinating deities, shedding light on the rich tapestry of Finnish mythology and the Kalevala epic. Like and subscribe to dive deeper into the wonders of ancient legends

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Hello there, mythology enthusiasts! I hope you enjoyed the fascinating exploration of the Kalevala gods in this video. Which deity captivated your imagination the most? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Kalevala never says Väinämöinen to be a god and I don't believe he is a god, louhi was a witch not a god and Nyyrikki was the goddes of hunting not mielikki

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Väinämöinen in Kalevala was a man who got a gods birth. In actual folklore he probably was an actual god (Please remember Kalevala is mere fanfiction, not the actual beliefs of the ancients)
Edit: And just to be perfectly clear, in the first edition kalevala (1835) Väinämöinen quite literally is the creator god of the world. Its the later edition that Lönnrot changed.