Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Agents Facet
3. People (hierarchy name)
4. people (agents)
5. [people by occupation]
6. [people in the humanities]
7. [people in religion and related occupations]
8. people in religion

Additional parents:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Agents Facet
3. People
4. people
5. people by state or condition

Narrower term/s

• deities [NP][+]
  • muses (deities)
  • gods (deities)
  • goddesses [+]
    • earth mothers (deities)
    • mother goddesses [+]
      • mātṛkās
    • nāgī
    • fertility deities
  • lokapālas (deities)
  • teotl
  • creator gods
  • planetary gods [+]
    • sun gods
    • navagrahas
  • guardian deities [+]
    • tutelaries
  • supreme gods
  • place gods [+]
    • river gods
  • death gods
  • lares
  • avatāra
  • vasus
  • śāsanadēvī
  • yakṣas
  • śāsanadēvatā
  • world bearers [NP]
  • demigods
  • unities (deities)
  • dualities (deities)
  • trinities (deities)
  • atua
  • taniwha
  • orishas
  • war gods
  • psychopomps
• angels (spirits)[+]
  • seraphim [NP]
  • cherubim [NP]
  • guardian angels
  • archangels
• devils (spirits)[+]
  • tlahueliloc
• sylvans
• nymphs[+]
  • naiads
• ghosts (spirits)
• demons
• nāgas (spirits)
• ganas (spirits)
• kiṁnaras
• asuras
• devas
• apsarasas
• gandharva
• vidyādhara
• bhutas (spirits)
• ehis

Anotations

Scope note:

Incorporeal or immaterial beings, as opposed to beings having body and matter; used especially in theology. For spiritual beings who were once human or animal, see "souls."