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* Deva Loka is named a plane of existence where gods or devas exist. | * Deva Loka is named a plane of existence where gods or devas exist. | ||
* The Transients of Deva Loka are derived from various Hindu deities and figures in Hindu mythology. | * The Transients of Deva Loka are derived from various Hindu deities and figures in Hindu mythology. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Airavata}} is based the white elephant mount of the Indra. | ** {{Transient icon|Airavata}} is based on the white elephant mount of the Indra. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Benten}} is based Sarasvati, Hindu goddess of music and wisdom and the consort of Brahma, who was later synchronized as Japanese deity Benzaiten. | ** {{Transient icon|Benten}} is based on Sarasvati, Hindu goddess of music and wisdom and the consort of Brahma, who was later synchronized as Japanese deity Benzaiten. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Durga}} is based the Hindu goddess of war and one of the facets of Parvati. | ** {{Transient icon|Durga}} is based on the Hindu goddess of war and one of the facets of Parvati. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Gandharva}} is based on a class of demigods in Hinduism, associated with music. | ** {{Transient icon|Gandharva}} is based on a class of demigods in Hinduism, associated with music. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Hanuman}} is based on the Hindu monkey god and a companion of Rama. | ** {{Transient icon|Hanuman}} is based on the Hindu monkey god and a companion of Rama. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Himavat}} is based on the guardian deity of the Himalayas. | ** {{Transient icon|Himavat}} is based on the guardian deity of the Himalayas. Himavat is also the son of Sarasvati and Brahma, as well as father of Parvati. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Jambavan}} is based on the king of the bears in Hindu texts. | ** {{Transient icon|Jambavan}} is based on the king of the bears in Hindu texts as well as one of Himavat's brothers. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Kalki}} is based on | ** {{Transient icon|Kalki}} is based on the final avatar of Vishnu in Hinduism, one of the gods representing Trimurti alongside Brahma and Shiva. | ||
** Lady Kayo is based on the vixen consort originated from Daji of China. | |||
** {{Transient icon|Makara}} is based on the mount of Varuna and later appeared on the banner of Kamadeva, the god of love. | |||
** {{Transient icon|Mahakala}} is based on the Hindu god of time and destruction, as well as a facet of Shiva, while in Buddhism Mahakala is treated as the wrathful manifestation of Buddha {{Transient icon|Smoky God}}. Mahakala was also later synchronized as Japanese deity Daikokuten {{Transient icon|Daikoku}}. | |||
** {{Transient icon|Parvati}} is based on the primordial goddess of motherhood and the wife of Shiva in Hinduism. | ** {{Transient icon|Parvati}} is based on the primordial goddess of motherhood and the wife of Shiva in Hinduism. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Shiva}} is based the Hindu god of destruction and one of the gods representing Trimurti alongside Brahma and Vishnu. | ** {{Transient icon|Shiva}} is based on the Hindu god of destruction and one of the gods representing Trimurti alongside Brahma and Vishnu. | ||
* Originally, Deva Loka was named Veda, determined via datamining. Why this was changed is currently unknown. | * Originally, Deva Loka was named Veda, determined via datamining. Why this was changed is currently unknown. | ||
** The Veda are a massive body of religious texts in Hinduism. | ** The Veda are a massive body of religious texts in Hinduism. | ||
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Deva Loka is one of the worlds that are participating in The Game. It's based on Hinduism mythology and is named after the plane of existence where gods and deva exist.
The World Representative of Deva Loka is 
Shiva.
The exiled soul of Deva Loka is Kamadeva, God of Love and Desire, who previously was the omnipotent god Varuna after giving up all of his authorities except the stated two.
Overview
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Notes
- Deva Loka is named a plane of existence where gods or devas exist.
- The Transients of Deva Loka are derived from various Hindu deities and figures in Hindu mythology.
Airavata is based on the white elephant mount of the Indra.
Benten is based on Sarasvati, Hindu goddess of music and wisdom and the consort of Brahma, who was later synchronized as Japanese deity Benzaiten.
Durga is based on the Hindu goddess of war and one of the facets of Parvati.
Gandharva is based on a class of demigods in Hinduism, associated with music.
Hanuman is based on the Hindu monkey god and a companion of Rama.
Himavat is based on the guardian deity of the Himalayas. Himavat is also the son of Sarasvati and Brahma, as well as father of Parvati.
Jambavan is based on the king of the bears in Hindu texts as well as one of Himavat's brothers.
Kalki is based on the final avatar of Vishnu in Hinduism, one of the gods representing Trimurti alongside Brahma and Shiva.- Lady Kayo is based on the vixen consort originated from Daji of China.
Makara is based on the mount of Varuna and later appeared on the banner of Kamadeva, the god of love.
Mahakala is based on the Hindu god of time and destruction, as well as a facet of Shiva, while in Buddhism Mahakala is treated as the wrathful manifestation of Buddha 
Smoky God. Mahakala was also later synchronized as Japanese deity Daikokuten 
Daikoku.
Parvati is based on the primordial goddess of motherhood and the wife of Shiva in Hinduism.- Shiva is based on the Hindu god of destruction and one of the gods representing Trimurti alongside Brahma and Vishnu.
- Originally, Deva Loka was named Veda, determined via datamining. Why this was changed is currently unknown.
- The Veda are a massive body of religious texts in Hinduism.
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