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'''Ebzu''' is a minor deity in Phoenic mythology. He is the son of [[Ra]], and the god of freshwater. He was wed to the chaos-goddess [[Nyssa]] to quell her rage at Ra's creations. When he was accidentally killed by his children, Nyssa waged war on them, and then she herself was slain. | '''Ebzu''' is a minor deity in Phoenic mythology. He is the son of [[Ra]], and the god of freshwater. He was wed to the chaos-goddess [[Nyssa]] to quell her rage at Ra's creations. When he was accidentally killed by his children, Nyssa waged war on them, and then she herself was slain. | ||
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Ebzu was the husband of Nyssa, the father of Quethe, Sonya, and Shahra, the grandfather of Casir, Vaisha, and Ossur, and the great-grandfather of [[Mishra]]. | |||
Like Ra and Ku, Ebzu has no mother. | |||
Revision as of 16:13, 12 July 2025
Ebzu is a minor deity in Phoenic mythology. He is the son of Ra, and the god of freshwater. He was wed to the chaos-goddess Nyssa to quell her rage at Ra's creations. When he was accidentally killed by his children, Nyssa waged war on them, and then she herself was slain.
Relationships
Ebzu was the husband of Nyssa, the father of Quethe, Sonya, and Shahra, the grandfather of Casir, Vaisha, and Ossur, and the great-grandfather of Mishra.
Like Ra and Ku, Ebzu has no mother.