Mythology Family Trees

Interactive family trees and encyclopedic profiles across 31 traditions

From Zeus's sprawling divine lineage to Odin's sacrifice at Yggdrasil, every mythology is built on relationships — parents and children, allies and enemies, creators and their creations.

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Mythologies

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Entries

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Connections

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Start by Exploring Central Figures

Each tradition has a story — pick a figure and follow it

Browse by Tradition

Greek, Norse, Egyptian, and 28 more

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Greek Mythology

Ancient Greece

735 Entries1500 BCE – 600 CEMycenaean period through late antiquity

Norse Mythology

Scandinavia

266 Entries400 CE – 1300 CEMigration Period through Viking Age and medieval manuscript compilation

Egyptian Mythology

Ancient Egypt

127 Entries3100 BCE – 400 CEPredynastic through Roman Egypt

Japanese Mythology

Japan

259 Entries300 BCE → presentYayoi period to present (Shinto still practiced)

Hindu Mythology

Indian Subcontinent

379 Entries1500 BCE → presentVedic period to present (still practiced)

Roman Mythology

Ancient Rome

207 Entries753 BCE – 476 CEKingdom through Western Empire

Celtic Mythology

British Isles, Gaul, Iberia

182 Entries500 BCE – 1200 CEIron Age through Medieval period

Chinese Mythology

China, East Asia

185 Entries2000 BCE → presentFrom legendary Xia period to present (still practiced)

Aztec Mythology

Central Mexico

77 Entries1300 CE – 1521 CELate Postclassic period; Mexica settlement through Spanish conquest

Slavic Mythology

Eastern Europe (Russia, Poland, Ukraine, Balkans)

80 Entries500 CE – 1200 CEPre-Christian Slavic period

Browse by Type

Gods, monsters, places, and more

Deities1,246Mortals789Locations301Heroes279Spirits269Creatures201Collectives191Artifacts132Demons113Demigods95Primordials80Giants59Races51Concepts47Events38Titans24Dragons21Angels19

Same Gods, Different Names

When cultures met, gods traveled with them. These figures represent the same deity adopted across different traditions.

Zeus
Greek
=
Tinia
Etruscan
=
Jupiter
Roman
Inanna
Mesopotamian
=
Astarte
Canaanite
=
Aphrodite
Greek
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Turan
Etruscan
=
Venus
Roman
Guanyin
Chinese
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Chenrezig
Tibetan
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Avalokiteshvara
Buddhist
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Kannon
Japanese

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