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Sogdian air god
Weshparkar, or Veshparkar, was the Sogdian god of the Atmosphere and the Wind. He corresponds to the Avestan god Vayu. In Central Asia, Weshparkar has
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Aspect of ancient Iranian society
to him. Weshparkar, was the Sogdian god of the Atmosphere and the Wind. He corresponds to the Avestan god Vayu. In Central Asia, Weshparkar has also
Religion in the Achaemenid Empire
Religion_in_the_Achaemenid_Empire
Ancient Iranian dynasty
Divinity Weshparkar, 7th century, Quva (Ferghana), Uzbekistan.
Ferghana_Kingdom
Valley in Central Asia
Statue of Weshparkar, Ferghana Kingdom, 7th century
Fergana_Valley
Historical religion in Sichuan
seems to be consistent with the Sogdian deity Weshparkar. A Khotanese panel from Dandan Oilik depicts Weshparkar as a figure with three heads and multi arms
Zoroastrianism_in_Sichuan
Ancient Eastern Iranian goddess
company of two other figures of Sogdian origin, three-headed trident-armed Weshparkar and a three-eyed deity described by Michael Shenkar as "Indra-Āδβāγ-Ahura
Nana_(Bactrian_goddess)
City in Fergana Region, Uzbekistan
greatest achievement was found during the 1956-1957 expedition. Divinity Weshparkar, 7th century, Quva (Ferghana), Uzbekistan. Head of a demon, 7th century
Quva
Settlement in Tajikistan
8th–9th century CE. Bunjikat, figure with pointed and crescented helmet God Weshparkar with bow, Kala-i Kakhakakha I, Shahristan palace, Ustrushana, Tajikistan
Bunjikat_(archeological_site)
Historical religion in Sichuan
Guotao and Lo Hsiang-lin, respectively. Li believed that the mention of Weshparkar's weapon in one of Li Shunxian's poems is the evidence of her religious
Church_of_the_East_in_Sichuan
Asian state
Painting of the God Weshparkar with bow, Kala-i Kakhkakha I, Bunjikat, Ustrushana, 8-9th century CE, National Museum of Antiquities of Tajikistan.
Principality_of_Ushrusana
Grave of the Sogdian sārtpāw Wirkak and his wife Wiyusi
couple (symbolising the souls of Wirkak and Wiyusi after death) greeted by Weshparkar—the Sogdian god of the Atmosphere—as travellers who have just arrived
Tomb_of_Wirkak
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