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{{Infobox saints and gods|name=Darg the Wise|image=Darg.png|imagesize=260px|image_alt=Darg the Wise|image_caption=Painting of Darg the Wise.|type=God|element=Water|direction=East|season=Winter}} | {{Infobox saints and gods|name=Darg the Wise|image=Darg.png|imagesize=260px|image_alt=Darg the Wise|image_caption=Painting of Darg the Wise.|type=God|element=Water|direction=East|season=Winter}} | ||
Darg, the second child of the First Gods, is known as "The Enlightened" or "Darg the Wise." A sun-aspected deity, Darg represents the element of Water and is associated with Winter and the cardinal direction East. | |||
Darg is celebrated as the God of Knowledge and is often depicted as a young handsome man, often holding a book or a quill. He is credited with creating the stars and constellations and is said to have crafted the Sun itself. Temples, libraries, schools, and universities frequently honor Darg, reflecting his role as the father of wisdom and learning. | |||
Revision as of 16:38, 30 October 2025
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 Painting of Darg the Wise. |
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| Type | God |
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| Associated element | Water |
| Associated direction | East |
| Associated season | Winter |
Darg, the second child of the First Gods, is known as "The Enlightened" or "Darg the Wise." A sun-aspected deity, Darg represents the element of Water and is associated with Winter and the cardinal direction East. Darg is celebrated as the God of Knowledge and is often depicted as a young handsome man, often holding a book or a quill. He is credited with creating the stars and constellations and is said to have crafted the Sun itself. Temples, libraries, schools, and universities frequently honor Darg, reflecting his role as the father of wisdom and learning.