Gods of Arzawa

The Gods of Arzawa refer to a group of deities worshiped in the ancient region of Arzawa, located in western Anatolia (modern-day Turkey) during the Late Bronze Age. This region was known for its rich culture and significant interactions with neighboring civilizations, such as the Hittites. The deities from Arzawa typically included gods associated with fertility, agriculture, and natural elements, reflecting the society's agricultural lifestyle. Archaeological evidence, such as inscriptions and temple remains, highlights the importance of these gods in local rituals and governance, illustrating how religion was intertwined with daily life and politics in ancient Anatolian societies.