Worshipers of the Isxinthion Gods hold thousands of beliefs concerning the origin, exploits, and purposes of the gods. Different cultures in the west share common beliefs along with contrasting beliefs. This list shows many prevalent beliefs regarding the Isxinthion Gods.

Cosmic Tree, Tree of Creation, Primeval Tree, Tree of the Ancient World, sometimes equivalent to the World Tree.
The world Kuol Tuvahr dies; Isxinthions and Titans and other arch-races flee from world with humans.
Amrulon is born from Primeval Void and Spirit
Feath (Feath Magdaia) is born from the roots of the World Tree
The most ancient of the Isxinthion Gods (cf. Harpnori) partake of the fruit of the World Tree, they become immortal. This is only one interpretation from Kalama by means of Ithatian Culture.
The Harpnori are oral tales that purport to be accounts of the Isxinthion Gods when they were in their youth. The word 'Harpnori' is a Rhaunvish word that means young gods.
Isxinthion Gods gather to Isxinthios, ascending the World Tree
Titans steal humans from the Ancient World, Kuol Tuvahr and bring them to Asdar.
Titans occupy Asdar and put the sea into the heavens to wall out the Isxinthion Gods Jahambuttha
Thwar fights the Titans, destroys the sea-wall, causes great flood; in another version, Thwar fights Eshik, the sea god
Draconomachy between the ancient Dragonshifters and the Isxinthion Gods and Titans
Rhio pays the Titans with wine to build a palace with titancraft on the world of Isxinthios
Titanomachy: Isxinthion Gods defeat the Titans
Titanomachy: Amrulon slays the King of the Titans
Destruction of the Jahambuttha, the Great Flood or Flood of Aturyanda.
Titans depart from flooding of Asdar to the polycosmic world of Azalamb.
Birth of Arathrax, firstborn of Amrulon
Birth of Rhio, son of Amrulon and Eriu, younger brother to Arathrax.
Kidnapping of Rhio by Gods of Chaos
Rescue of Rhio by Arathrax
The Conception of Threy: Orclanx deceives Parkia and lies with her. She conceives Threy.
Tauromachy: Thwarrish Tribes battle the uhlaks of the steppes

Thwar steals the gontha of Parkulliam (Kiall)
Threy devises plan and recovers the geethe of Parkulliam
Thwar steals the goddess Tillyat and begets Malag (Compare Meglos), See also wars between Thwarrish Language Tribes and High Shadevan Tribes
Malag enchants the Pajal, a tribe of Trolls, to serve him
Various Tales about Malag, King of the Jamyá
Life of Tinvar
Thwar lies with Airise and she conceives Envys

Threy steals the mares that drive the Chariot of the Sun (Arathrax)
Dáwan becomes Queen of Siul
Envys slays Taath-Lotch
Envys teaches sky tribes how to build skycraft
Hakamos travels to Sunmoon and thence to Isxinthios, Myth of Hakamos
Travails of Addan (Eight Major and Eight Minor)
Pallathas guides the Pallathantic Tribes into the sea and west to the islands.
Rhio lies with Safreti and she conceives Meidb, patronymic forebear of the Medibgösk
Aireánnau conceives eight sons by Arathrax

Myths and Legends of the Isxinthion Gods

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