Vudravati

Vudravati

(Deity)

Titles

The Peaceful Mother
The Sleeping Mother

Areas of Concern

Hospitality
Community
Nature
Diplomatic resolutions

Worshipers

Vudrani

Edicts

Be generous and forgiving, show respect for all beings and for nature, work to build peaceful communities

Anathema

Destroy natural coastlines, sow division through lies or rumors, stoke enmity between rivals

Sanctification (2E)

Can choose holy

Domains (2E)

Earth, family, protection, repose
Alternate: Healing, nature

Favored Weapon

Longspear

Symbol

Necklace of beads

Sacred Animal

Python

Sacred Colors

Green, blue, brown

Source: Divine Mysteries, pg(s). 161

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The nation of Vudra between the Obari and Embaral Oceans

Vudravati is a classic progenitor god, said to be the mother of all the Vudrani people.

History

The Vudrani claim that the history of Vudra, and of Golarion as a whole, is told in the Mizravratta Brahmodya, dictated to the sage Balazastar by the goddess Likha. According to this account, as the goddess Vudravati walked across Golarion, she was courted by twin brothers Obari and Embaral. Though she took both as lovers, they fought so fiercely out of jealousy that Vudravati feared they would kill each other and wreak havoc across the world.

To separate them until they could reconcile, she lay between them and went to sleep, her body forming the land of Vudra. She birthed children of both Obari and Embaral while in this slumber, who are believed to be the Vudrani peoples of today. This account claims that Vudra has been in existence longer than Golarion's continents were in their current places. Most foreign scholars, however, dismiss such claims as exaggeration.

It is through this tale, or perhaps truth, that Vudra takes its name, as well as the Obari and Embaral Oceans to the south and east, respectively. Vudravati herself is the land of Vudra, and more than mere land, water, and jungle: she is Vudra's physical embodiment, the sleeping mother who nurtures her children and keeps the land fertile and green.

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