Mythology - A to Z

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Rama [the hero of the Ramaya in Hindu myth]

Sucellos (Sucellus, Sucellos), a god of love and time(Celtic)

?! Never heard of him! Wow. There's my new fact of the day.
Tara, Hill of [from Celtic myth]

Utu
Son of Nanna and Ningal. God of sun and justice who decrees the fate of the dead.(Mesopotamian)

Vishnu [one of the main three Hindu deities]

WERETHEKAU: This goddess is depicted as a woman with a lion’s head. She is known as “the lady rich in magic” and is the goddess of crowns and snakes. Her time was from the New Kingdom onward. She is shown as being the protector at the coronation of the king and also the nurturer of the royal child.(Ancient Egyptian)

There aren't enough that start with X!
Yami [sister of Yama, Hindu god of the dead; also the Japanese word for darkness]

Zeus- god of all gods(Greek)

Amen-Ra [chief god of the Egyptian gods; has many names and was combined with several other deities]

Bixia Yuanjin is a Chinese Taoist goddess of childbirth, the dawn, and destiny.

Also known as Kuanyin, her Japanese equivalent.
Cassandra [an ancient Greek prophetess who was cursed by Apollo]

Dagon: Chief God of the Philistines

Dagon was the principal deity of the Philistines, whose ancestors migrated to Palestinian shores from Crete. He was the god of fertility and crops. Dagon also figured prominently in the Philistine concepts of death and the afterlife. In addition to his role in the religion of the Philistines, Dagon was worshiped in the more general society of Canaanite peoples.

Elves, Dark [from Norse myth]

Fangfeng (traditional Chinese: 防風; simplified Chinese: 防风; pinyin: Fángfēng) is a character from Chinese mythology as well as having been worshiped as a deity in Chinese popular religion. [1] As a mythological figure,

Gae Bolg [Cuchulain's famous spear-like weapon]

Hanuman
The Mahabharata says about Hanuman, "Thou art the mighty ape Hanuman that aided Vishnu in the incarnation of Rama in his expedition against Ravana. Hindu