Sango god
Sango (also known as Chango or Xangô) is a Yoruba deity, or orisha, who is the god of thunder, lightning, fire, and justice. He is also the patron of the priesthood and the military. Sango is a powerful and feared orisha, and his worship is widespread throughout Yorubaland and in the African diaspora.
Sango is said to have been a human king who was deified after his death. He is often depicted as a strong and handsome man with a fiery temper. Sango is also associated with the color red, which is seen as a symbol of his power and passion.
Sango is a complex and multifaceted deity. He is both a god of justice and a god of destruction. He is a force to be reckoned with, but he is also a benevolent protector of his people. Sango's worship is a way for Yoruba people to connect with the power of nature and to seek justice for themselves and their community.
Here are some of the things that Sango is associated with:
Thunder
Lightning
Fire
Justice
War
The priesthood
The military
The color red
The number four
The ayan tree
The double-headed axe
The thunderbolt
The rainbow
Sango is a popular deity in Yorubaland and in the African diaspora. His worship is a way for people to connect with the power of nature and to seek justice for themselves and their community