Mina
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| Mina | |
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 Statue of Mina in the National Museum of Mythology, circa 2055 | |
| Name | Mina |
| ████ | First ocean (mythical era) |
| Died | N/A |
| Nationality | Orylian |
| Occupation | Primordial deity |
| Known for | Shaping lands, water, fertility, growth, renewal |
| Worshipped by | Ancient Orylians |
| Pantheon position | One of three pillars |
Mina is a primordial deity in Orylian mythology who emerged from the first ocean to shape the world's lands into habitable terrain.[1] She personifies water, fertility, natural growth, and renewal, serving as one of the three pillars of the ancient pantheon alongside
See also
| Deities of Orylia |
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| Mina · Haldin · Baal |