Filipino gods and goddesses

This post will explore some of the ancient Tagalog deities in the Philippines, before Catholicism was introduced to the islands.

In the culture of Zambales, Dumangan is the reason for a good harvest of rice. He is the husband of Idianale,

Libulan, God of the Moon, Patron God of Homosexuality. According to other stories, Sidapa (God of Death) was attracted to the beauty of the moon.

Dian Masalanta is the most loving of the gods in heaven, punished by God for loving a mortal. She was thrown into the world.

Anitun Tabu is also called Anitun Tauo in Zambales. It is said that she had a be very high position among the gods but she was demoted.

Explore the fascinating world of Anagolay, the Philippine Goddess of Lost Things. Discover her origins, family, and unique role in pre-colonial Philippine mythology. Uncover the human experiences she embodies and the cultural heritage she represents.

Apolaki and Mayari are Bathala's children with a mortal. The the light of their eyes serves as the light throughout the world.

Mapulon is Lakapatis's husband, considered to be one of the most beautiful deity. Known as a god of health, he manipulates the weather to grow medicinal plants.

Anagolay is known as the goddess of lost things. She is the mother of the god of the sun, Apolaki. An asteroid was named after her.