When Jon went to the weirwood grove to initiate the new recruits when he was lord commander Wunwun was there. Leathers calmed him by saying they were there to pray and that they were their gods too. Giants might be dumb but it seems they know of and worship the Old Gods too.
@@Eshkanama they may not have the intelligence of a human, but they're far from dumb. I don't know why people think that. They've survived 10x longer than humans were ever on Westeros. They are capable of learning other languages, as well as working labor jobs with tools. Sometimes whycreate misses these things, kind of annoying but he's still one of my favorite. Not many have read the books as many times as I have tho, I forget this from time to time. Haha
@@thebystander1636he might be reading the wiki tbh it seems like only the ones who show their face read the books but they rant about stuff that doesn’t make sense or irrelevant at least these guys have the concept of the major plot theory the fans have so the wiki is just like a source material to them
Folks like yourself, Alt Shift X, and David Lightbringer keep my interest in ASOIAF kindled. While y’all are all good at what you do, I love how concise you are in your delivery as well as all the unique topics you cover. You present the info in such a fun to digest way with your excellent editing and graphics. Keep up the great work dude, and hope your weekend is going well.
You should also check out Quinn's ideas on TH-cam he has got great videos on asoiaf and goes deep into the lore plus his narration is unparalleled imo.
Aegarax - Creator of the first dragon. Arrax - Ruler of the Gods. God of law, order, justice, governance, and Strength. Balerion - God of death and the Underworld. Caraxes - God of the sea, twin of Meraxes. Gaelithox - God of fire, stars, moon, sun and the dawn, rival of Meraxes. Meleys - Goddess of love and fertility. Meraxes - Goddess of the sky, twin of Caraxes. Shrykos - Goddess of beginnings, endings, transitions and doorways. Syrax - Goddess of wine, fruitfulness, parties, festivals, madness, chaos, drunkenness, vegetation, and ecstasy. Tessarion - Goddess of music, arts, knowledge, healing, plague, prophecy, poetry, beauty, archery and booty Tyraxes - Goddess of reason, wisdom, intelligence, skill, peace, warfare and battle strategy. Vermax - God of boundaries, travel, communication, trade, language, and writing.
I kinda always thought that the first men had over time confused the weirwood being gods with gods seeing through the weirwoods in the same way that most people in Westeros think the 7 are 7 different gods, not 7 aspects of 1 god like its supposed to be. Maybe a message of people being wrong about things they always assume are correct?
I don't know if there's anything significant about this, but 7 is the first number that won't divide evenly into 360, so a 7-pointed star inside a circle has always seemed like a symbol of tension or imbalance to me. 🤔
Though the show and book don't explore the Faith of the Seven much, I think the idea of 7 specific god parts for specific purposes, and their origin, are very interesting. We know little about Essos religion, I'd argue we know far more about the Old Gods, specifically R'hllor (or however you spell it) because of Stannis' storyline, and the Northern trees. And no, "crone" isn't a derogatory term. It merely means "old woman". Guess it just depends the context.
Always did find it weird how the Faith of the 7 seems like the only religion without any magic tied to it. My fave crack theory is the Faith is the magic-cancelling religion & its close association with Oldtown & the Maesters' institution is suppressing magic in the world.
Wow, that was awesome, it totally makes sense, during the old gods magic was so powerful that "arm of dorne" was broken, andals had technology"bronze" swords, concept of magic was alien to them, when they encountered the "first men" it was natural for them to collide.
It seems like gods might be tied to locations in this world. It’s possible the seven were left behind in Andalos & even if they could bestow something akin to magic at some point, they’ve long since turned their backs on their adherents for fleeing their domain & allowing it to fall into ruin long ago. It’d make sense why they butchered the Weirwoods, hoping that they were clearing the way for their gods to reign over the lands, but to no avail.
To give more evidence to this theory is that the Andals brought the Faith of the Seven and iron with them to Westeros. I don't know if it's mentioned in the books; but in real life myth and folklore, iron is anti-magic. In the Bible, God is unable to help the people of Judah against the Valleymen because they had iron chariots. Iron was also used frequently against fairies and other types of mystical creatures.
Well it seems Faith of the Seven is based around Christianity and Old Gods are pagan customs. We can see some parallels like how christians whould cut down holy pagan groves after they king become christian, also Christianity saw magic and pagan gods either as non existing nonsence or witchcraft so it had strong fear/hate feel towards "dark arts" and heathen gods.
@@sunkist1309 TRES... DUO... UNUS NIHIL NIHIL! NIHIIIIIIIL! (funny to think that is Izzy Hands from Our Banners Means Death counting "3.2.1 nothing" in Latin)
Dude you should totally make Elden ring lore videos, it would give you a good pool of content to pull from to make videos in the large hiatuses between asoiaf projects and books, it’s also written by GRRM so it wouldn’t go outside or seem dissonant or conflict with your channels theme and content library, and if not making Elden ring lore content you should at least do one video or maybe a small experimental series of vids to test the waters with the content or theme of the videos being going through Elden ring and idenifying the things stories lore and objects/powers that seem or feel the most likely to have been thought up written or suggested by GRRM, you could also go through and point out which things are direct or indirect allusions, tributes, Easter eggs or references in Elden ring to Asoiaf or George’s other works. Just a thought, what do you guys think??
The best thing about the new game of thrones series is my man whycreate will get more subscribers which means more views which hopefully means more money
House blackwood isn't the only noble family that follows the old gods in the south. In crabclaw point in the crown lands the old gods are still followed but the houses there are relatively minor compared to the blackwoods
@whycreate I would like to chime in on the topic of the term "crone". What I have to share is anecdotal, but came from my mother. She left this life behind 12 years ago and a couple years before had begun to embrace the title. It's not much, but the following is what I remember of what she told me. First she told me this philosophy had the reputation of coming from witchery, but she made the point that it has also been embraced by women of many cultures throughout history as representative of the course of feminine power each woman possesses. Every woman is meant to go thru 3 phases of life. The Maid, the Mother and the Crone. I'm not going to try to define each of these since I was not who studied and embraced the belief. I did listen to what she had to say though, and I saw how she implemented that belief into her life. She said the crone is not an insult but rather is a title of renown. She claimed the church, in it's fear of the Goddess and her power, had smeared the practice of earth/feminine/birth magic much like had been done to the druids of Europe, for example, turning the image of the Crone into an image of the Witch. She embraced this role as Crone, utilizing her experience as the Maid and the Mother to become a foster mother to many troubled, unwanted or abused young women. Once all her own children had grown and started their own lives, this is to what she dedicated herself. Anyway, I'd I go any further I'll start getting into some real personal stuff so I'll leave it at that. The main point I'm trying to convey is we have this sort of brainwashed idea of the Crone being a negative thing, but in truth, it's really not. Instead, it's a title for a woman whom, nearing the end of her life, takes all she's learned and loved and gives it down the the Maids and Mothers on their way to their own ends.
I cannot be sure, but I think Martin was influenced by Orson Scott Card. In Speaker for the Dead, the pequeninos cut open their kin and plant trees in them. Maybe, if the idea around trees in ASoIaF is borrowed from The Ender Saga, there are other borrowings. I am curious to see if anyone has come up with anything.
there’s very little known about them to my knowledge, pretty sure Balerion and Vhagar among a few other dragons share the names of the gods followed in Valyria. That’s about all i got
Not much. We know that they were polytheistic, and that they were tolerant of other faiths, allowing those they conquered to continue worshiping their own gods. It is also mentioned that a few of the targaryan dragons were named after some of their gods. Those being their original three dragons (Belarion, Vhagar, and Meraxes) and Syrax, who was princess Rhaenyra’s mount during the dance of the dragons. Since Valyria was destroyed and the targaryans converted to the faith of the seven the rest of their beliefs are just lost to time
@@munken7673 at least the show left us stuff to make fun of, and some cool imagery. Winds of Winter has left me very upset with GRRM, believing I'll never know the "true" story and it's epic ending I have waited so very long for. I feel bad for those who followed in the 90s
8 religions of the known world: Faith of the 7 (New Gods) R'hllor God of light Drowned god Many faced god God of the 3 eyed raven (Old Gods) Black goat God of Qohor Weeping lady God of Lys Night Lion God of Yi Ti
Weird to say, the faith of the 7 is easier to understand. There’s much more detail, sure. But that actually makes it more complicated and confusing. I think that we just dismiss the faith of the 7 because it seems to be the faith that, though it is the most wide spread, has the least evidence of being true.
When the Gods is intervine people complain, when the Gods like the 7 give Humanity free will people say it's not magical enough.. Like Jamie says, the gods or humans who spilled bloods? You want God's play wack a mole with humanity?
🥲I got excited when I saw the thumbnail, thinking that you started making Elden Ring Lore videos, but got dissapointed. Pls consider doing it, you are the best when it comes to presenting lore heavy videos and would really kill it with elden ring lore
The seven heavens and seven hells from the faith of the seven are taken straight from Islam, we as Muslims also believe that hell has seven gates or layers to it (circles if you will) and that there are indeed seven heavens.
This is my interpretation of the deities of ASOIAF. There is only one true God, the god of death. The many-faced god. It makes sense, every thing and person and beast must die and decay, thus death is the great connector of all things. Perhaps the Valyrians worshipped the god of death as well, seeing as the House of Black and White originated in the Valyrian Freeholds and use Valar Maghoulis as their motto. The god of death would have gained it's other name by it's many interpretations, such as the Dothraki Horse God who takes the dead to be part of its 'starry khalassar' and ride the night, which sounds an awful lot like the void-state of death the resurrected recall when revived. Below this one true God, there are Eldritch beings, possibly even lovecraftian entities, who demand sacrifices and offerings in exchange for gifts and blessings. This 'rank' would include the Drowned God (essentially C'thulu swimming through the watery depths), the Great Other (who resides in the far north beyond the northern aurora), and the Lord of Light. Below these beings we have the Old Gods. The ancestral spirits of greenseers (CotF and Human) from as far back as the dawn of time, who connect and view the earth through the Weirwood Trees, like a network of nature that connects us to our ancestors through time. Then finally we have the Seven, who are not real. Never were. And all who worship them are praying to emptiness. I personally reckon the seven are why magic faded from the world. Without the devotion and worship of the masses, Eldritch and godly beings couldn't bless their people with abilities and miracles. The old gods live on through the few Weirwood Trees, which allow for skin changers, greenseers and mystical beasts to still be born. But the others require sacrifices to gain magic, which would have diminished since so many pray to the Seven.
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When Jon went to the weirwood grove to initiate the new recruits when he was lord commander Wunwun was there. Leathers calmed him by saying they were there to pray and that they were their gods too. Giants might be dumb but it seems they know of and worship the Old Gods too.
Giants aren’t dumb tho.
@@Eshkanama they may not have the intelligence of a human, but they're far from dumb. I don't know why people think that. They've survived 10x longer than humans were ever on Westeros. They are capable of learning other languages, as well as working labor jobs with tools. Sometimes whycreate misses these things, kind of annoying but he's still one of my favorite.
Not many have read the books as many times as I have tho, I forget this from time to time. Haha
@@thebystander1636he might be reading the wiki tbh it seems like only the ones who show their face read the books but they rant about stuff that doesn’t make sense or irrelevant at least these guys have the concept of the major plot theory the fans have so the wiki is just like a source material to them
Folks like yourself, Alt Shift X, and David Lightbringer keep my interest in ASOIAF kindled. While y’all are all good at what you do, I love how concise you are in your delivery as well as all the unique topics you cover. You present the info in such a fun to digest way with your excellent editing and graphics. Keep up the great work dude, and hope your weekend is going well.
We’ll said👌
NEVER STOP KINDLING
You should also check out Quinn's ideas on TH-cam he has got great videos on asoiaf and goes deep into the lore plus his narration is unparalleled imo.
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Poor Glidus doesn't get recognised
The Old Gods religion clearly has an afterlife. It's the soul going into the weirwood and becoming part of the hivemind godhood
I love how you always come up super interesting topics like this
I wish we have more information about the valyrian gods
Valyrians were the gods
All I know is that they named their dragons after the gods. Vermithrax, Balerion etc
Aegarax - Creator of the first dragon.
Arrax - Ruler of the Gods. God of law, order, justice, governance, and Strength.
Balerion - God of death and the Underworld.
Caraxes - God of the sea, twin of Meraxes.
Gaelithox - God of fire, stars, moon, sun and the dawn, rival of Meraxes.
Meleys - Goddess of love and fertility.
Meraxes - Goddess of the sky, twin of Caraxes.
Shrykos - Goddess of beginnings, endings, transitions and doorways.
Syrax - Goddess of wine, fruitfulness, parties, festivals, madness, chaos, drunkenness, vegetation, and ecstasy.
Tessarion - Goddess of music, arts, knowledge, healing, plague, prophecy, poetry, beauty, archery and booty
Tyraxes - Goddess of reason, wisdom, intelligence, skill, peace, warfare and battle strategy.
Vermax - God of boundaries, travel, communication, trade, language, and writing.
@@TheBaldr how you know this
@@Coco_Loco95 ok👍
By the old gods and the new, I've been waiting for this.
💀
I kinda always thought that the first men had over time confused the weirwood being gods with gods seeing through the weirwoods in the same way that most people in Westeros think the 7 are 7 different gods, not 7 aspects of 1 god like its supposed to be. Maybe a message of people being wrong about things they always assume are correct?
"Unless you are from the iron islands, they are always doing their own thing" Haha🤣🤣🤣
The drought between the failure finals seasons and the upcoming prequel was severe but ppl like you kept their folks alive..... I thank you for that
is it just me who finds these lores more interesting than actual history?
Well sure...if we search the real past for hints about upcoming plot twists, we're conspiracy theorists. 😂
You be looking at someone’s ass too much to even remember the lessons, bucko.
Your fault.
@@RepEvox that's all present in asoiaf history too, though. its why channels like this can persist for so long while still creating new content
You need to read some real history and mythologies if you think that. Infinitely more interesting.
@@RepEvox not even close to an accurate statement.
I’ve been bamboozled. Saw the thumbnail and clicked expecting an Elden Ring video, lol.
I don't know if there's anything significant about this, but 7 is the first number that won't divide evenly into 360, so a 7-pointed star inside a circle has always seemed like a symbol of tension or imbalance to me. 🤔
Or impefection why we don't use 2520 degrees for the full circle.
Yes, like how 2pi = 6 and change. This is related to why you're supposed to rest on the Sabbath.
Though the show and book don't explore the Faith of the Seven much, I think the idea of 7 specific god parts for specific purposes, and their origin, are very interesting. We know little about Essos religion, I'd argue we know far more about the Old Gods, specifically R'hllor (or however you spell it) because of Stannis' storyline, and the Northern trees. And no, "crone" isn't a derogatory term. It merely means "old woman". Guess it just depends the context.
Always did find it weird how the Faith of the 7 seems like the only religion without any magic tied to it.
My fave crack theory is the Faith is the magic-cancelling religion & its close association with Oldtown & the Maesters' institution is suppressing magic in the world.
Wow, that was awesome, it totally makes sense, during the old gods magic was so powerful that "arm of dorne" was broken, andals had technology"bronze" swords, concept of magic was alien to them, when they encountered the "first men" it was natural for them to collide.
It seems like gods might be tied to locations in this world. It’s possible the seven were left behind in Andalos & even if they could bestow something akin to magic at some point, they’ve long since turned their backs on their adherents for fleeing their domain & allowing it to fall into ruin long ago. It’d make sense why they butchered the Weirwoods, hoping that they were clearing the way for their gods to reign over the lands, but to no avail.
To give more evidence to this theory is that the Andals brought the Faith of the Seven and iron with them to Westeros. I don't know if it's mentioned in the books; but in real life myth and folklore, iron is anti-magic. In the Bible, God is unable to help the people of Judah against the Valleymen because they had iron chariots. Iron was also used frequently against fairies and other types of mystical creatures.
Well it seems Faith of the Seven is based around Christianity and Old Gods are pagan customs. We can see some parallels like how christians whould cut down holy pagan groves after they king become christian, also Christianity saw magic and pagan gods either as non existing nonsence or witchcraft so it had strong fear/hate feel towards "dark arts" and heathen gods.
@@chaoticneutral7573 that also came from rampant attacks from pagan tribes. Let’s speak of history holistically pls
Oh i can see it, as clear as day. The coming of our dynasty!
*starts chanting Latin*
@@sunkist1309 TRES... DUO... UNUS
NIHIL
NIHIL!
NIHIIIIIIIL!
(funny to think that is Izzy Hands from Our Banners Means Death counting "3.2.1 nothing" in Latin)
You’re like Beric holding his flaming sword trying to keep the fight alive. Keeping the light on for all of us ASOIAF fans. Many thanks for that bro !
Dude you should totally make Elden ring lore videos, it would give you a good pool of content to pull from to make videos in the large hiatuses between asoiaf projects and books, it’s also written by GRRM so it wouldn’t go outside or seem dissonant or conflict with your channels theme and content library, and if not making Elden ring lore content you should at least do one video or maybe a small experimental series of vids to test the waters with the content or theme of the videos being going through Elden ring and idenifying the things stories lore and objects/powers that seem or feel the most likely to have been thought up written or suggested by GRRM, you could also go through and point out which things are direct or indirect allusions, tributes, Easter eggs or references in Elden ring to Asoiaf or George’s other works. Just a thought, what do you guys think??
Saw that thumbnail and legit thought Mohg slinked his way into ASOIAF
love that youre back to making videos
This is my new favorite ASOIAF channel. Well done sir
Nice! Could you do one with the drowned god?
Why of course
@@whycreate along with a valyrian gods
Put them in the same video
Since we don't know much about the valyrian gods
@@rohaankhan7523 I don’t think there’s enough information about the Valyrian gods other than Aegon and his sisters naming their dragons after them
@@whycreate type in gods of vaylaria theirs a canon wiki of their gods
Everytime I heard any of the characters say "I swear it to the old gods and new" I always think of Eldridge cosmic deities
7 Hells this was a Good video!!!
The best thing about the new game of thrones series is my man whycreate will get more subscribers which means more views which hopefully means more money
We needed this video bro👌🏽💯
Wasn't expecting Mohg in the thunbnail but hey ho
"Welcome honored guest. To the birth place OF OUR DYNASTY."
House blackwood isn't the only noble family that follows the old gods in the south. In crabclaw point in the crown lands the old gods are still followed but the houses there are relatively minor compared to the blackwoods
Thanks for your consistency in bringing new content 🙂
Another great video whycreate!
I’ve been waiting for a episode about religion and the gods
awesome vid as per usual
Can you talk about the Ironborn's religion? Everything they have about the drowned god like their weird rituals and the seastone chair and everything
Mohg (thumbnail dude) was definitely written by GRRM lol
Why is Mohg on the thumbnail
Could you do a video about who could possibly be in Aegon VI (Young Griff) kingsguards if he was to be king?
@whycreate I would like to chime in on the topic of the term "crone". What I have to share is anecdotal, but came from my mother. She left this life behind 12 years ago and a couple years before had begun to embrace the title. It's not much, but the following is what I remember of what she told me.
First she told me this philosophy had the reputation of coming from witchery, but she made the point that it has also been embraced by women of many cultures throughout history as representative of the course of feminine power each woman possesses.
Every woman is meant to go thru 3 phases of life. The Maid, the Mother and the Crone. I'm not going to try to define each of these since I was not who studied and embraced the belief. I did listen to what she had to say though, and I saw how she implemented that belief into her life.
She said the crone is not an insult but rather is a title of renown. She claimed the church, in it's fear of the Goddess and her power, had smeared the practice of earth/feminine/birth magic much like had been done to the druids of Europe, for example, turning the image of the Crone into an image of the Witch.
She embraced this role as Crone, utilizing her experience as the Maid and the Mother to become a foster mother to many troubled, unwanted or abused young women. Once all her own children had grown and started their own lives, this is to what she dedicated herself.
Anyway, I'd I go any further I'll start getting into some real personal stuff so I'll leave it at that. The main point I'm trying to convey is we have this sort of brainwashed idea of the Crone being a negative thing, but in truth, it's really not. Instead, it's a title for a woman whom, nearing the end of her life, takes all she's learned and loved and gives it down the the Maids and Mothers on their way to their own ends.
That Mogh?
Nice thumbnail my man
Is the Stranger the hooded man Theon sees?
I came here expecting an Elden Ring video and was confused for a while
Bro I just lost like 30K runes in elden ring, I’ve lost all my motivation
I’m rocking with the old gods
Miss this show
Shots fired at QEII
Make an Elden Ring Lore video.
so what valyrian gods next??if there's some information bout them
There’s barely any information about them tbh. It’s so weird that Targaryens are not even religious
@@killlamas57 yet they named their dragons after these deities.
A part of me wonders if the old gods and new gods are just one god like what the Faceless Men believe.
I cannot be sure, but I think Martin was influenced by Orson Scott Card. In Speaker for the Dead, the pequeninos cut open their kin and plant trees in them. Maybe, if the idea around trees in ASoIaF is borrowed from The Ender Saga, there are other borrowings. I am curious to see if anyone has come up with anything.
grrm should write more about the religion in wot
So much cool shit to the lore that I seriously need to get the books & start reading them
Is there any info about the valyrian gods
there’s very little known about them to my knowledge, pretty sure Balerion and Vhagar among a few other dragons share the names of the gods followed in Valyria. That’s about all i got
Not much. We know that they were polytheistic, and that they were tolerant of other faiths, allowing those they conquered to continue worshiping their own gods. It is also mentioned that a few of the targaryan dragons were named after some of their gods. Those being their original three dragons (Belarion, Vhagar, and Meraxes) and Syrax, who was princess Rhaenyra’s mount during the dance of the dragons. Since Valyria was destroyed and the targaryans converted to the faith of the seven the rest of their beliefs are just lost to time
Whenever I play the CK got mod I always try to revive the old gods and the first men houses
Can you do a video about the deep ones a different race in the books
Can you do a video on some of the gods from Essos ?
Please make videos longer than 10Mns
👏🏽 well done
Great video
Maybe the 7 hells is the mean/bad side of all the 7 gods and the 7 heavens are the good manifestations of the 7
Is the mohg in the thumbnail?
At this point, the only thing we're going to get from The Winds of Winter is more disappointment
But not as much as we gat from the show
@@munken7673 at least the show left us stuff to make fun of, and some cool imagery. Winds of Winter has left me very upset with GRRM, believing I'll never know the "true" story and it's epic ending I have waited so very long for. I feel bad for those who followed in the 90s
@@thebystander1636 we Can make fun of it for the lack of an ending
@@munken7673 The show gave us an ending, GRRM cant say that.
Im wondering if Bloodraven ever thought HE was the song of ice and fire?
Well crone is also very old wise woman
Thank the Old Gods and the New for Bessie
The head of the Sept is not in King's Landing but Oldtown
Can you make a What If Video, What if Joffrey had the one Ring from LOTR!?
What is dead may never die! But rise anew!
Lulz are you using an Elden ring screenshot as your thumbnail? Hahahaha
8 religions of the known world:
Faith of the 7 (New Gods)
R'hllor God of light
Drowned god
Many faced god
God of the 3 eyed raven (Old Gods)
Black goat God of Qohor
Weeping lady God of Lys
Night Lion God of Yi Ti
why was there a elden ring boss on the thumbnail?
ahhh elden ring thumbnail
Old God are the new.
I disagree about the Faith being boring - the fantheories that it's a power grab being done by House Hightower are interesting
It's amazing but still in the end it doesn't really matter
Nice
Weird to say, the faith of the 7 is easier to understand. There’s much more detail, sure. But that actually makes it more complicated and confusing.
I think that we just dismiss the faith of the 7 because it seems to be the faith that, though it is the most wide spread, has the least evidence of being true.
When the Gods is intervine people complain, when the Gods like the 7 give Humanity free will people say it's not magical enough..
Like Jamie says, the gods or humans who spilled bloods?
You want God's play wack a mole with humanity?
🥲I got excited when I saw the thumbnail, thinking that you started making Elden Ring Lore videos, but got dissapointed. Pls consider doing it, you are the best when it comes to presenting lore heavy videos and would really kill it with elden ring lore
is there no magic or sorcery associated with the seven?
Thanks
Imagine if the west of Westeros is the lands between from Elden Ring lol
Oh my god, that would actually make abit of a poetic sense
Idk people are dying in westores unlike the lands between
Why morg on the video cover ☠️☠️
Do you think the lands between are what’s west of Westeros
Too bad these Gods couldn’t save the disaster of season 8.
The elden ring thumbnail threw me off
OOP the queen being dead now lol
NIHIL!
WC!!!
Iron actually isn't that superior to bronze. It's just cheaper and easier to make.
Daneris 💙
There's only one God. The god of fire. He was the only one who did anything about the white walkers
What about the other Gods??
Why is Mohg here
So the Andals are pretty much like the Saxons, invading England and bringing Christianity
The seven heavens and seven hells from the faith of the seven are taken straight from Islam, we as Muslims also believe that hell has seven gates or layers to it (circles if you will) and that there are indeed seven heavens.
Love it as always...that was racist against giants tho 😔
i hate the andals
This is my interpretation of the deities of ASOIAF.
There is only one true God, the god of death. The many-faced god. It makes sense, every thing and person and beast must die and decay, thus death is the great connector of all things. Perhaps the Valyrians worshipped the god of death as well, seeing as the House of Black and White originated in the Valyrian Freeholds and use Valar Maghoulis as their motto. The god of death would have gained it's other name by it's many interpretations, such as the Dothraki Horse God who takes the dead to be part of its 'starry khalassar' and ride the night, which sounds an awful lot like the void-state of death the resurrected recall when revived.
Below this one true God, there are Eldritch beings, possibly even lovecraftian entities, who demand sacrifices and offerings in exchange for gifts and blessings. This 'rank' would include the Drowned God (essentially C'thulu swimming through the watery depths), the Great Other (who resides in the far north beyond the northern aurora), and the Lord of Light.
Below these beings we have the Old Gods. The ancestral spirits of greenseers (CotF and Human) from as far back as the dawn of time, who connect and view the earth through the Weirwood Trees, like a network of nature that connects us to our ancestors through time.
Then finally we have the Seven, who are not real. Never were. And all who worship them are praying to emptiness. I personally reckon the seven are why magic faded from the world. Without the devotion and worship of the masses, Eldritch and godly beings couldn't bless their people with abilities and miracles. The old gods live on through the few Weirwood Trees, which allow for skin changers, greenseers and mystical beasts to still be born. But the others require sacrifices to gain magic, which would have diminished since so many pray to the Seven.
the old God Zeus and hercules the new God Jesus and God
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