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Kukailimoku is the Hawaiian God of war.
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Kukailimoku is the Hawaiian God of War and sacrifice. He is often depicted as a fierce warrior with a large mouth and gaping jaws, symbolizing his power and ability to consume enemies. Kukailimoku was revered by Hawaiian chiefs and warriors for his protection and guidance in battle.
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Is the god of war really a god?
Many pagan/non-Christian societies had/have a god of war. Ares was the Greek god. The gods of war of other societies were/are: Agrona (Celtic Britain) Alaisiagae (Norse) Annan (Ireland) Andraste (Anglo-Celtic) Ankt (Egypt) Ares Enyalius (Sparta) Astarte (Semitic) Athena (Greek) Badb (Irish) Bast (Egypt) Beda (Romano-British) Belatu-Cadros (Northern Britain) Bellona (Roman) Bishamonten (Japanese) Boudihilia (Romano-British) Brahma (Hindu) Brigantia (Gallo-Roman, Germanic, Romano-British) Brigid (Ireland) Bugid Y Aiba (Haiti) Camulus (Celtic) Cariocecus (Lusitania) Catubodua (Celtic Gaul) Chi You (China, Korea) Cocidius (Northern Britain) Durga (Hindu) Eckchuah (Mayan) Enyo (Greece) Esus (Gaul) Ffraid (Scotland, Wales) Hachiman (Shinto) Hadúr (Hungary) Hanuman (Hindu) Honos (Roman) Huitzilopochtli (Aztec) Iktinke (Lakota) Indra (Hindu) Kali (Hindu) Kukailimoku (Hawaii) Laran (Etruska) Maahes (Egypt) Macha (Ireland) Mandarangan (Philipines) Mars (Rome) Menhit (Nubia, Egypt) Menrva (Etruscan) Menthu (Egypt) Mextli (Mexican) Murugan (Hindu) Mórrígan (Ireland) Neit (Ireland) Neith (Egypt) Nemain (Ireland) Nike (Greece) Odin (Germanic, Norse) Ogoun (Yoruban, Haiti) Oro (Tahiti) Perun (Slavic) Pikullos (Prussia) Resheph (Mesopotamia, Egypt, Phoenician) Ricagumbeda (Celtic) Rudianos (Celtic Gaul) Samulayo (Fiji) Satis (Egypt) Segomo (Celtic) Sekhmet (Egypt) Set (Egypt) Smertios (Celtic Gaul) Sopdu (Egypt) Takemikazuchi (Shinto) Tanit (Phoenician, ancient Egypt, Berber) Teoyaomicqui (Aztec) Zezcatlipoca (Aztec) Thor (Germanic, Norse) Tumatauenga (Maori) Trebaruna (Lusitania) Tyr (Germanic, Norse) Vacuna (Roman) Victoria (Roman) Woden (Germanic, Norse) Zhanshen (China)
