Demons of theology

Aamon, also known as Amūn Ba'al Hammon: one of the helpers

ofAstaroth. Know the past and the future, granting that knowledge to those who
they have agreed withSatan.

Abaddon(Abaddon, Abbadon, Addadomna, Apollyon, Apollyon): chief of the seventh

hierarchy of demons, symbolic grasshoppers that emerge from the pits
of theAbysswith a human head, hair of a woman, lion's teeth, tail of
scorpions, armed with iron armor and golden crowns. Somedemonographersthe
they considered the cause of wars, conflagrations, and cataclysms. Their name
it comes from the Hebrew word equivalent to 'loss, ruin, death'; in Greek it derives
deapolyon, which the crowd translates as porexterminans, that is, 'exterminator'.
I am goingAbalán: prince of hell, little known and belonging to the court and
king's entouragePaymon. It presents the figure of a woman crowned with a tiara.
sparkling with precious stones. Commands two hundred legions of rebellious angels
and of infernal forces.
Abdiel(from Arabic abd - a prefix that translates as 'slave'): Arabic demon;
Lord of slaves and slavery.
Abducius: demon that uprooted enormous trees and crushed men
with them.
Abduxuel: one of the ruling demons of the lunar mansions, according to
the tradition ofEnoch.
Abrahel: demon that is dedicated to seducing the poor in spirit, especially
peasants and people of little education, always taking on the appearance of a
beautiful and willing woman; her purpose is to recruit worshippers of the Devil on Earth.
Abraxas(Abrasax and Abracax): Greek god believed to represent Good and Evil
in a single entity.
Abyss: his name means 'desperate'.
Acatriel: one of the three princes of the good demons (in Hebrew Kabbalah, that
it admits demons of two classes.
Fear: lower-order demon, which is conjured on Thursday and that enjoys the
pan.
Aclahayir: genius and spirit of the fourth hour of theNuctemeron.
AdonisAdon, Dumuzi andTammuz) ‘sir’, ‘master’: demonPhoenicianpyromaniacwhat
presides over the fires.
Adriel: one of the demons of the mansions of the Moon, according to the
traditionEnochian.
Af: minor demon in Hebrew mythology, with a ram's head; it is of origin
ofNubiayAbyssinia.
Agagliareth, also known as Agaliarept, Agliaret: great general of thehell,
commander of the second legion; possesses the power to uncover all secrets, and
dominates in Europe and in Asia Minor. Commands overBuer, GusoynyBotis.
Agares: great infernal duke who can make the fugitives return, cause
earthquakes and teaching languages, finding pleasure in making expressions known
immoral.
Agatión, also known as Agathión or Agazión: a familiar demon that only
appears at noon; takes the form of a human or domestic animal and, in
at times, it allows itself to be enclosed in a talisman, bottle, or magic circle to serve better
to those who invoke it, despite its very limited power.
Agnan, also known as Agnián, Añáy Añán: evil spirit of
theTupinambás, in Brazil; it was attributed the power to bring the dead out of the
grave, if the relatives did not leave offerings. He tortured humans and could be
see everywhere in different forms.
Agramón: demon of fear.
Agrat-Bat-Mahlaht: demoness of Hebrew mythology. She was one of the wives
ofSatanand the demon of the prostitutes.
Ahazu, the Clinger: Babylonian demon that caused diseases; spirit
of the night.
Ahpuch, also known as Ah Puch, Yum-Cimil, Mitnal Hunhau: demon
Maya. Dark god of death, represented in the form of a partially decomposed corpse.
putrid, with the skeleton and skull visible; at other times, it is seen in form
of a man with an owl head. He presides over theMitnal(ninth and deepest of the
lower worlds); the Mayans believe that it traveled through people's houses
sick, looking for new victims.
Akibel, also known as Akikel: one of the 200 angels who, under the command
ofAzazel, corrupted and taught humans the signs of theKabbalah.
Al Rinach, also known as Alrinach, Albinachy Aldinach: demon of
Occident (Egypt) that presides over storms, earthquakes, rains, the
 hailstorms and tsunamis; often sinks ships, and is seen in the form of
woman.
Alecto: one of the three avenging Furies (Eumenides or Erinyes) of Greek mythology.Tartar.
Algol: demon of the Arab astrologers.
Allatou: female demon, wife ofNergal; I was tempting people to perform acts
immoral.
Alpiel: a low-ranking demon, of an indolent and bucolic nature; he specializes in
protect the fruit trees.
Alricaus: demon summoned on Saturday; he is the war chief who commands over 22.
legions of devils. Teaches logic and psychology to those who serve him.
Aluca, also known as Alouqua: female demon; succubus that acts as
a vampire exhausts men and leads them to suicide.
Alukah: infernal entity from Hebrew mythology, of Babylonian origin. It sucks the blood of
people while they sleep.
Amane: one of the 200 angels who—under the command ofSamyaza— they rebelled
against God by descending to Earth and joining with men and teaching them the sciences
prohibited.
Amazarac: one of the 200 rebellious angels who descended from Heaven and taught the
humans all the secrets of witchcraft and enchantments.
Amdusias: hellish duke of human image or unicorn who, when summoned,
It is accompanied by the sound of trumpets. The trees bow down to him.
desire.
Amón, also known as Ammon: infernal marquis who recounts things of the
the past and the future, as well as reconciling feuding friends.
Amoymón, also known as Amaimón or Amoimon: infernal king (one of the
four, in the eastern part), and prince of the monarchy; he is invoked in the morning,
from 9 to 12, and in the afternoon from 3 to 6; he appears surrounded by flames,
teaches astrology and liberal arts, reveals to his friends the treasures hidden by
the demons. Command thefallen angelsand the Powers, and orders 36 legions;
his lieutenant is Asmoda (orAsmodeus)the first prince of his states.
Anamelech, also known as Anamalech: his name means 'good king'. He is
a dark demon, bearer of bad news; when it becomes visible, it adopts the
shape of a partridge. It was adored inSefaraim(Assyria)Some scholars
ofdemonologythey claim that this devil is the Moon, likeAdramelechIt's the Sun.
Anazareth, also known as Anazarel: demon in charge of the custody of
the underground treasures; next toGazielyFecor, touches the foundations of the
houses, provokes storms, rings the bells at midnight, makes appear
specters and inspires night terrors. Their stigma is that they cannot know love.
Andromalius: hellish count that can return both the thief and the goods
stolen, punish the thieves and other wicked people and discover treasures
hidden.
Aneberg, also known as Anaberg and Anneberg: German demon, with
aspect of a male goat with golden horns, or as a gigantic horse with
a big neck, that lives underground and lacks any kind features; it is the terror of the
miners, as many of them die upon contact with its horrifying breath.
Anubis: Egyptian god of death and lord of thehell(V dynasty), son
ofSetyNephtys, with the head of a jackal or a hawk. Patron of embalmers,
He guided the souls to be judged in relation to their future.
Any: demon that presides over ithell.
Acheron: demon-river Greek of the underworld. No one could cross it twice
theAcheron.
Aquiel: demon summoned on Sundays at midnight in a deserted place, the
the conjuration ritual must be performed with a new moon or with the sky covered in clouds, and
which asks for a hair from the head in exchange.
Arachula: evil spirit of the air.
Araco, also known as Arakho: demon who snatched the wine from the
immortality and struggle against the Sun and the Moon.

Ardad: demon that guides lost travelers.

Ariel: In Hebrew mythology, a demonic spirit of the air (more specifically of the
winds). In Islam, archangel of God, identified as a man with a face
of the lion.

Arioc: demon of revenge.

Arioch: one of thefallen angelswho was punished for following the rebellion
ofSatan.
Ascaroth: demon that protects spies and informers; depends onNergal.
Ascicikpasa, also known as Asic-Pachá or Ascik-Pacha: Turkish demon.
related to love and eroticism. Favors secret intrigues, facilitates the
births and the means to break enchantments.
Asima: male goat god of Syria, also worshipped in Samaria. Demon that laughs
when he does evil.
Asmodeus, also known as
Asmodai, Sydonai, Chammadai, Asmodeus: Persian demon
from the Mazdaznan (Zoroastrian) religion. In theBook of Tobit, Asmodeus falls in love
ofSara, daughter ofRaquel, and every time she gets married, she kills the husband
wedding night. Thus he ends up killing seven men, preventing them from consuming the
marriage.
Asmoug, also known as Aschmog: demon of Persia, who sows the
disputes, quarrels, and lawsuits, under the orders ofAhriman; was represented as
an infernal snake with two legs, that produces all poisonous animals.
Astaroth: hellish duke whose main assistants are three demons
callsAamon, PruslasyBarbatos.
Astarte, also known as Baalit, Astartea, Estarot, and Diana: queen of the
spirits of death and wife ofAstaroth; presides over the pleasures of love, your figure
He has the head of a calf with horns, and a cross in his hand. He had two sons: Desire.
and Love.
Until: Greek malevolent divinity, daughter ofZeusyEris(the discord); personified the
vengeance, injustice, wickedness, fatality, evil as a human condition or the
outburst and the loss of thoughtlessness. It resided in theOlympus, but was expelled for
sow discord; subtle and flying, it did not touch the ground, always wandering at height
from the heads of men to inspire them to evil, and their abstract character and
vengeful remembers the one ofErinysyNemesis.
Athatriel: fallen angel, condemned for disagreeing with neither God nor Lucifer.
Atropos: the oldest of the threeParcas(the Moiras) Greek, daughters ofZeusyTemis, the
which governed the fate of mortals. Atropos was responsible for cutting the thread of
life.
Avang Dhu: his name means 'black beaver'. He is a Celtic demon, destroyer of the
work of the demiurge (universal creative power), represented in the form of a dragon.
Azael: attractive and seductive demon, who taught women the art of makeup
and cosmetics in general. He was one of the angels who rebelled againstGod, low
the remote control ofAzazelySamyaza. It is said that he is chained on stones
sharp points in a dark place of the desert, waiting for theFinal Judgment.
 Azaradel: one of the demons under the command ofSamael, AzazelySamyaza, what
he illustrated to humans about the knowledge of the Moon and its influence on
theCreation.
Azazel('scapegoat' or 'scapegoat'): a demonic entity from mythology
Hebrew.
Azazel: second order demon of Hebrew mythology.
Azhi Dahaka, also calledToday Dahaka, Azi Dahak, Dahakay Dahak: figure
demonic of Zoroastrian Persia.
Azlat: demon of Hebrew mythology.
Azrael, also known as Ezrael, Izra'il, Izrafil, Abu-Jahia and Abou-Jaria: in the
Islamism, theAngel of Death; Muslim demon whose rank is that of Archangel.
He was the lieutenant ofLuciferduring the rebellion; it is covered with a million of
bicycle, it is bigger than the skies, and the world is in its hands like a
Plato, from which one can eat as much as they want. It has four faces: one in front, another
above the head, another behind, and the last one below the feet, it has four wings and its
the body is covered in countless eyes: every time one closes, a being dies
human.

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Baal, also known as BeelyBel: deity (probably the sun) of various

towns located in Asia Minor and their influence: Phoenicians, Chaldeans, Babylonians, Sidonians
the Israelites. It has the power to make invisible those who summon it and can turn back to
a man in a wise.
Baalcefón, also known as Baalzephon, Balcefón and Baal-Sefón: deity
of Egyptian origin. Captain of the guards and sentinels of thehell; a posteriori
in charge of the loyalty of the slaves.
Baalzebub: Phoenician god of oracles; second category demon.
Baco, also known as Iacco: his name comes from the Indo-European term.
which originated from the Sanskrit baksha ('to devour'); from the Greek bakchos, being the symbol of

fire that devours the sacrifices. He is the Greco-Roman god of the vine and wine,
identified withDionysus, and who presided over all the fruit trees. In Rome he
the bull, the donkey, the goat, the panther, the lynx, the
pig, the horse, the hare, the dolphin, the boar, the fox, the bee, the snake and the dog;
among the vegetables, they dedicated the vine, ivy, holm oak, myrtle, pine,
laurel, the pomegranate, the fig tree, the rosebush, etc. In Demonology, he is listed as prince of
 the satyrs and the sileni; it is joyful and pleasure-seeking and when it takes on a human aspect, one

his feet have some defect, and his penis is oversized. He usually presides
theSabbath.
Bacon: he is known as the demon of jealousy; of bad nature and character.
resentful, is the one who sows discord among lovers.
Bahaman: demon that calms anger.
Baltazo: incubus demon of great seduction, it is only known that he possesses the
women for sexual relations, as they are not known for any other occupation.
Baphomet(also known as Baphomet, Bafomet, or Baffometo): his name
it proceeds from the fusion of two Greek terms whose approximate meaning is that of
'baptism of wisdom'.
Barbatos: one of the three helper demons ofAstaroth. He is the count-duke
of thehell.

Barbelo: demoness of great power. She enjoys dominating men and exploits their
weaknesses, such as lust and jealousy.
Barbudo, also known as BarquyBarbu: demon possessing the secret of
the philosopher's stone, which appears in human form, with its face covered by a
white and enormous beard.
Barkai: demon of lower hierarchy; knows the secrets of the stars: was the master
of the astrologers.
Baron: its name derives fromCelticbaranobarwn, 'Mister'). He is a demon that
they offered the hands and hearts of the sacrificed children.Gilles de Raiswas
a follower of the devil, from whom he would obtain the recipe for thePhilosopher's Stone.

Barrabam, also known as Barrabás: a category demon that was

It is common to engrave your name on magical rings and amulets.
Batscumbasa, also known as Batscun Bassay Batscum-Pacha: demon
turkey that is invoked to attract good weather or rain; it really likes bread,
that he does not get in thehell, so it is necessary to offer him good amounts to
to attract his/her will.
Bayemón: king in the West, whose name appears in certain grimoires; has power
aboutPassionRosus.
Bebal, also known as BabealyBabael: a demon that holds the rank of
prince, and serves as the guardian of the tombs.
Bechard: lord of the winds and storms; he produces the fall of hail, the
rain and blur the thunder, by the power of a spell that contains toads
mashed among other elements.
Bechet: demon of Friday, whose preference is nuts; it is a spirit
nocturne.
Behemoth: demon of Hebrew mythology, enemy ofLeviathanwho faced the
the beginning of time and they shall be destroyed byGodbefore they finish with
yourCreation. It is also said that they will battle on the day ofFinal Judgment.
Bel: supreme divinity of the Chaldean-Babylonian theogony, transformed into a demon
whose voice has a very distinctive booming sound.
BeelzebubLord of the Flies (Beelzebub, Ba'al Zebûb andBaalZabut: in mythology
Hebrew was used to designate Satan or some lesser demon, according to the
custom of representing foreign deities as evil (the creator god Baal,
in this case).
Belial(Belhor, Baalial, Beliar, Beliall, Beliel): demon who was constantly at
a gathering to take possession of the souls of those who practiced a free sexuality.
Belias: demon of great power, he is the prince of virtues.
Belphegor: demon that helps people make discoveries, mainly
in the field of science. It is difficult to summon because of its sacrificial offering.
it's excrement.
Beng, also known as Bheng: its name derives from the Indo-European term that
originated from Sanskrit bheda, 'to split'. He is the demon of the gypsies, whose followers are
snake worshippers, generally having great respect for reptiles.
Bentameleon: a possessive devil, although docile and polite, who came to ask for permission and
offer to join a body.
Bohinum: its name derives from the Hebrew bohu, 'desolation'. In Hebrew mythology it is
the demon of evil. It is also known as an Armenian idol of black metal,
symbol of the night.
Braathwaate: demon of ignorance.
Brifault, also known as Brifot, Briffaut, and Biffant: a demon of great power,
who tends to be involved in acts of possession; little known, however, head of
legion.
Brulefer: a demon summoned when one wants to inspire love, guarantees the
made of any erotic adventure.
Bucón: demon of hatred, of the worst kind, mentioned in theKey of Solomon.
 Budú, also known as Voodoo, Vodú, and Voodoo: African god of witchcraft;
idol of the island of Ceylon, represented in the form of a giant. Taught the art of
his own name to the great sorcerers of the tribes of Sri Lanka.

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Caco: Greek giant, son of Vulcan, who lived in a cave on the mountain.
Aventine.Herculeshe drowned him in his arms for having stolen the oxen.
It symbolizes the thieves.
Cerberus, also known as Can Cerberus: black three-headed dog.
heads that guarded the gates of hell.
Carnivean, also known as Carniveau: archdemon of obscenity and
the possession.
Charon, also known as Charon: Ferryman of the underworld, son ofErebusand of
the Night, which had the mission of ferrying the souls of the dead across in her boat
from the Stygian lagoon, the Cocytus, and the Acheron.
Carreau: demon of great power, he is the prince of the Powers; and the devil of the
ruthless.
Causatán, also known as Causathan: a demon that prowled the baths
public.
Cerrunos, also known as Cernunnos and Cernunnus: his name derives from the
vocablocernú, 'cuckold'. It is an ancient Celtic deity who was chosen as chief by
the witches of Western Europe; he was seen as a three-headed horned man specialist in
metamorphosis.
Chabriri (Shabriri): ancient demon of Hebrew mythology that blinded its...
victims.
Chaigidiei: kabbalistic archdemon that opposes the influence of the sameGod.
Chamgaz: lesser demon of Hebrew mythology.
Devil. also known as Quigeny Kuijen: a burlesque demonic reference
inspired by non-Catholic Christian evangelical churches. In America, it is the
representative ofSatan.
Cheitan: demon born of smoke.
Chiridirilles: protective demon of the walkers, appears in the form of a man
black man on horseback.
Chu-Chiang: infernal god of Chinese Taoism; presides over the Second Hall of the
Horrors.
 Cieguecillo: little devil that inhabited fire as its own element; it was him
identify with the salamander. It was born from a spark that flew from the forge ofVulcanoto the
breast oftransfer.
Cimejes, also known as Kimaris, Cimeies, and Cimeries: infernal marquis. It is
a great warrior who rides a black horse, and has the ability to locate
lost or hidden treasures, of teaching the trivium and of making a man into a
warrior of his own likeness.
Claudec: second-rate demon, who holds the rank of sergeant in the
armies of theAvernus; he is the assistant ofNébiros, powerful Field Marshal, who
Don't hesitate to use it as a mount as well.
Claunec: low-ranked demon, favorite page ofLucifer, allowing him to dispose
freely of money.
Cloto, also called Klothoy Nona: The youngest of the three Fates (or Moirai)
Greek, daughters ofZeusyTemis, which ruled the fate of mortals. Clotho was
the spinner of life.
Cocytus: demon-river Greek of the hells. TheCocytus, of muddy waters, was
formed by the tears of the condemned.
Coyote: its name comes from the Nahuatl coyotl, 'dog of the prairies'. According to the
Indigenous people of North America, it is the grassland wolf, which appears in shape
human but always ends up mutating into a wild animal to destroy the divine work and
introduce death into the world. He is the prototype of the demon-werewolf.
Cronos, also known as Kronos Saturn: the first Greek titan and leader of
these, divine descendants ofGea, the earth, andUranus, the sky. Cronus overthrew his
padre,Uranus, and ruled during the mythical Golden Age, until he was overthrown
for his own son,Zeus. He was not imprisoned in the depths of the underworld,
theTartarus, like most of the other titans, he fled.

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Dahaka: Persian god of death, demon of deception and lies; is described with
three heads, and with scorpions and lizards covering its body.
Damballa, also known as Damballah Wédo: serpent-god of the
religionvoodoo.
Damián, being an antagonist (diabolical) relating him to the beast and its number 666, thus
like with Satan according to Christianity. In Christianity, the Antichrist would be the
antagonist of Jesus, The use of the word antichrist only appears in the letters of the
 Apostle John, where, on one hand, it refers to the manifestation, scheduled for the
end of times, and of a decisive adversary of Christ (1Jn 2:18), and, on the other hand, to the
anticipation of this manifestation in the action of apostates who renounce the
Christianity (2Jn 1:7). Demon, right hand of Lucifer, incarnating in human.
to fulfill the task of bringing humanity to chaos and destruction,
Dantalian, also known asDantalion: infernal duke, with the figure of a man
with several faces (of men and women), holding a book in their right hand. Shows
Arts and Sciences; had the power to work magic on the thoughts of men,
and turn the good into bad.
Deber: spirit whose name means 'the demon that offends the night'.
Decarabia: infernal marquis who knows all the virtues of herbs and stones
precious that exist.
Delepitore: demon of illustrative witchcraft.
Demogorgon: genius of the earth, who was an emaciated, filthy, and covered old man.
of moss that lived in the center of the planet; he was the expert magician who had the power
to dominate the ghosts and spirits of the air. It is the Greek synonym for the demon
unknown to men.
Dis: Greek god ofunderworldand of the dead.
Djinn: infernal lord of fire; promotes, in union withGob, the earthquakes with
the output of flames and burning lava and all volcanic eruptions is the cause
of the fires, the explosions, and instigates men to war, in which
scenes of death revel; it protects and directs the arm of the killer and the murderer,
and take advantage of a moment of carelessness or imprudence to make the weapons
of fire are shot and the white flames injure the victims of those
unfortunate accidents that are often attributed to chance; vehement in the presence of
destruction of all that has life, has its habitat where there is fire, and on the
summits of the volcanoes.
Drugia, also known as Druj, Drugy Drauga: Lieutenant ofAhriman,
called 'the Plague'; its touch provoked every illness, known or not. Demon of
female sex with three heads, three mouths, six eyes, and a thousand senses.
Dumah: angel of silence and death according to theKabbalah; Commander of the
demons of theGehenna.

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 Eaco, also known as Aiakos: one of the three Greek judges of the underworld.
It was responsible for judging the Europeans.

Eisheth-Zenunim, also known as Iset Zemunin: wife ofSatanand queen of

prostitution.
Eligos, also known as Abigory Eligor: great infernal duke who discovers it
hidden and knows the future, knows about wars and soldiers. It also attracts favors from
gentlemen, gentlemen and other important people.
Emma-O, also known as Yemma Ten, Yemma Dai Oy Emma: king of the
hells in Japanese Buddhism, responsible for judging the souls of the condemned and
to set the punishment to which they have become entitled for their sins on Earth. He possesses
a menacing face, red in color, with very long fangs.
Empusa: demon that manifests always at noon; it is described as a
young and beautiful woman with her left foot made of bronze, or in the shape of a donkey's helmet.

She appeared in Russia during the harvests where, under the guise of a widow,
she fractured the limbs of the reapers. It was also said that she was a messenger
ofHecateand had a frightening figure.
Eris: Greek goddess of strife and discord.
Erlik, also known as Erlik-Khan: evil spirit of Siberia; Turkic god
Mongol of the dead. He is represented with the head of a bull, or riding a
bull; other times with a buffalo face, head with horns surrounded by flames, or
also with two heads and four hands; it is also seen with a necklace of skulls
around the neck; in his right hand, a scepter topped with a skull; in the left,
a sword. Sacrifices are offered to appease him; however, he is not held.
too much respect. The offerings are black animals.
Esteno: one of the three Gorgons of Greek mythology, who turned into
stone to anyone who looked directly into their eyes.
Styx: Greek river-demon of the underworld, which surrounded them seven times with its
flowing. Its waters made anyone who immersed themselves in them invulnerable.

Estría: a medieval androgynous demon that had the ability to take on various forms.
Eurydice: one of the three Gorgons in Greek mythology, who turned into
stone to anyone who looked directly into their eyes.
Exael: tenth angel, who taught men the art of making weapons and
war machines.

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 Fausto: wizard who lived between the 15th and 16th centuries who claimed to have sold his
soul to the devil to obtain wisdom.
Fecor: one of the three demons in charge of guarding the hidden treasures.
Filotano, also known as Philotanus: second category demon,
lieutenant governor ofBelial, with which he seduces through sodomy and pederasty,
but unlike his master, he does not participate in these acts, but rather supports them. He has
predilection for works of witchcraft, and protects the sorcerers against their
followers.
Fenrir (Fenris) is one of the three monsters born from the union between Loki.
and Angrboda: the goddess of death Hel, the giant serpent Jörmungandr, and the
great wolf Fenrir (also Fenris or Frenrihr)
Phlegathon: powerful demon, lord of the Central realm.
Fleuretty: according to Christian literature lieutenant general ofBeelzebub, what would dominate in
Africa. He was an expert in "poisonous" (psychoactive) plants. Night demon,
It fostered sexual desire and always caused wars among men.
Florón: familiar demon of the order of the Condemned Cherubim.
Furcas: infernal knight who taught pyromancy, chiromancy, logic, rhetoric,
astronomy and philosophy. He is described as a cruel old man with a beard and long hair, who
ride a horse.

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Gadrel: demon of high rank according to Hebrew mythology.

Gamaliel: archdemonic kabbalist, promoter of obscenity.
Gamchicoth: cabalistic archdevil, who entangles and confuses all things.
Gaziel (Goziel): guardian demon of underground treasures, who often moves from
a place when they are about to be discovered; it frightens with ghostly tolls
of bells, and has the power to revive the dead.
Goab (Goap): king ofhellfrom the western part, which governs the demons of
noon. It is evoked from 3:00 to 12:00, and from 21:00 to 24:00.

Gob: demon of the earth, who also dominates underground things, and
promotes sinkholes, seismic movements, the expansion of gases
asphyxiating and deadly; it gives its deadly properties to poisonous substances,
presides over the development and spread of plague and other epidemics and intervenes in the
tragic events of human life, fostering the passions of greed, the
pride and cruelty. His passion is, precisely, greed.
 Golab: kabbalistic archdemon that causes fires.
Goleo Binban (Beenban): demon of the desert. It haunts the melancholics, and it
known as 'the spirit of solitude'.
Gorson: prince of demons and king of the West; he becomes invisible until the
nine in the morning.
Gremory(Gamory, Gemory, Gomory): infernal duke of female representation who
knows everything about the past, the present, and the future, helps to find treasures and
he gains the love of women, both young and old, but mainly, single ones.
Gresil: demon of impurity.
Guayota: demon of theGuanche Mythology, what dwells inside
of theTeide(Tenerife, Spain).
Gum Barud Gam-Gam: God of the Gummos, it is said that he hides in the
Eastern mountains.
Gusion(Gusoyn): great infernal duke who knows everything regarding the past,
present and future, answers all the questions asked of him, reconciles the
friends and grant honor and dignity.
Guta: Hungarian demon that beats its victims to death.

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Habondia: demoness of the highest hierarchy, considered the queen of the fairies.
Hades(Pluto)Greek king of the underworld and god of death, son ofCronoyRea.
He/She kidnappedPersephoneand she made him her husband.

Häel: powerful and influential devil in thehell, on which many others depend
spirits.
Hallulaya: Babylonian demon that torments men on the roads.
Harab Serap: archdemon of the cabal, promoter of failures.
Herodias, also known as Noctiluca: queen of the night, who presided over
theWitches' gatheringsand required the sacrifice of human beings; was worshiped in the 12th century.
Hiranya Kaśipu ('golden mattress') and Hiranyāksha ('golden eyes'): in Hinduism,
demon brothers in human form. To kill each one, the
godVishnushe embodied on two occasions, asBoar(wild boar) and
howNarasinja(a being half man and half lion).
Humtaba: demon from Babylonian origin, with a horrible appearance, having a mouth that vomits.
llamas and a deadly breath.
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Iblis (Iblis al-Qadim, Eblis, Al-Harith, Azail, Sheitan, Satan): in Islam is a

archdemon and supreme leader of the demons andinas(djinns)It is associated with the peacock
and therefore, to the godAngel Tawus. It is usually represented as a stupid spirit,
adorned with peacock feathers and with a mule's head. Iblis is androgynous, with a
sex in each leg, being able to self-fertilize, and as a consequence, putting ten
daily eggs, from which 70 male demons (shaytán) are born,
feminine (shaytan). Next to her, everything is poisonous. The name Iblis is probably
a phonetic alteration of the Arabic word diabolos, 'flows downwards'.
Incubus, also known as Popo Bawa,TraucoofChiloé, LeadershipMara:
male medieval demon that seeks, just like its female version,Succubus,
to have sexual relations with humans, in their case women. The victims
they live the experience as if in a dream without being able to awaken from it.

Isaacarón: demon that provokes masturbation.

Isabô: infernal demon, whose figure is provided with long wings and sturdy fists.
Ishtar, also known as
comoIstar,Isthar,Zarpanith,Belit,Attar,Sarpanit,Astarté,Terpanit,MilitayAsht
Chaldean goddess of love, also worshipped in Babylon and Assyria; she was identified as
with the fertility rites. It ruled beauty, love, war, victory, etc. The
Later religions demonized it.
Ivannus: demon of a higher level than medium, his figure is of prolonged height and
long and wide horns with two pentagram tattoos on the
back, popularly known in the Spanish-speaking world and in part of Europe as Ivann.

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Jana: demon of great power, member of the Divi spirits, along with
aSaracil, SathielyAamón, among others.
Junier: mighty demon, prince of angels.
Juvart: demon of possession.

K[edit]

Kalifax: infernal spirit referenced in many diabolical invocations.

Kelby or Kelpy: evil spirit of the waters, resembling a horse, and that to
sometimes wields a torch.
 Kellen, also known as Kelen: along withNisroc, presides over illicit loves, the
disorders and the orgies.
Kerobal, also known as Turban Querobal: Turkish demon, invoked by the
witches in many of their curses.
Kisín: invocation of Ah-puch, Mayan god of death. He is represented as fleshless.
It is equivalent to the Satan of Semitic culture.
Kobal, also known as KabalyRobals: general director of the theaters
ofhelland patron of comedians. He is a wicked demon who bites and harms.
while laughing.
Kumbhakarna(‘ears [like] pots’): in theHinduism, gigantic
monsterSri Lankanfrom 420 km in height, which—according to chapter 6 of theRamayana—
he could only be awake one day every six months. He was killed by the godRama.

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Labasú: his name means 'the one who brings down'. He is a Babylonian demon who used to bring
the misfortune to the homes; was identified as a detestable thief.
Lagasse: demon of thehypocrisy.
Lamashtu, also known as Lamastu or Labartu: Assyrian-Babylonian divinity,
daughter ofAnu. It is a female demon, black, sterile and insatiable, with a figure
of a monster with the torso of a woman and the head and claws of a lion, ears and teeth of a donkey,

equipped with wings, and in a position to suckle two puppies sitting on a donkey.
He was very feared by pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers. He adopts seven
different forms, and he is one of the seven demons of Babylon.
Lanithro: demon of the air.
Lachesis: The second of the three Fates (or Moirai) in Greek mythology, daughters ofZeusyTemis,
which governed the fate of mortals. Lachesis, 'the one who draws the lot', determines
the future of people. It is she who decides the length of the thread of each one of the
human lives, and therefore, the duration of life corresponding to each person.
Hell's lion: a demon that appears in cases of possession, in all of them
howincubus.
Leraje, also known as Leraie, Leraikha, Leraye, Lorayy Oray: great
infernal marquis causing great battles and disputes. He is described as a
handsome archer dressed in green who carries a bow.
Leshy, also known as Ljeschie and Lieschi: Slavic demon that was born from the
carnal relationship of a devil with a woman. It has a human form, but with legs,
 goat ears and horns, similar to a Greek satyr; has the ability to acquire
the height of the medium where it moves.
Lete, also known as Lethe: a Greek river-demon of the underworld. Its waters
they made those who drank them forget everything that had happened.

Leviathan, also known as Liwyatan: Sea beast ofOld Testament, a

related toSatan. The term Leviathan has been reused in numerous
occasions as a synonym nowadays for great monster or creature.
Licas, also known as LycasyAlybas: demon of the Thames (England).
He was extremely black, with a foul body covered in wolf skin; he was
they facilitated annual human sacrifices.
Lilitu, also known asLilitLilith: demon, first woman created (before
that Eva). One of the three Mesopotamian night demons, along
withLiluyArdat Lili. Lilit's sex is female.
Lilu, also known as Lilla: one of the three demons of the night
Mesopotamians, along withLilityArdat Lili. It is a wandering spirit of the male sex,
existing in Acadian mythology. It is equivalent to the figure of the vampire.

Loki: his name means 'light and flame of fire'; also 'the one who closes', 'the one who
termina'. He is the god of fire and Teutonic devil; he permanently changes shape and his
the figure is grotesque. Deity of water and extreme heat, devourer of corpses,
prototype of the lie; sometimes it is beautiful and pleasing in appearance, but its
Nature is wicked. His father's name isFarbanti, 'the dangerous', 'the storm', and its
mother isNal, the fir treeMidgardis your daughter andSigynhis wife.
Lucifuge Rofocale: demonic king in charge of the government ofhellby order
ofLucifer. He is the prime minister ofhell. It can only take on a body at night,
well, he hates the light. Among his many duties are the sorrow of illness and the
deformity, the creation of earthquakes, and the destruction of sacred deities.
Lucifer, also known as Luzbel,Phosphoruso Morning Star: Greco-Roman demon
identified with one of thefallen angels. According to non-biblical Hebrew myths, Lucifer
he was a cherub who, out of pride, rebelled againstGodand as punishment it was
expelled from heaven by the archangelMiguel. Despite the fact that Hebrew mythology
I considered Lucifer andSatanas two separate entities, Christianity
he fused both concepts to identify them, simply, with the Devil.
Lul: lower-order demon, according to Hebrew mythology.

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 Magistelo: demon collaborator of witches, in the form ofsuccubusoincubus.
Magoa: powerful eastern demon. King of the area who answers questions that
they are formulated.

Mahonin: lesser demon, comes from the third hierarchy and the second order of
archangels; live in the water.
Mania, also known as Muta, Larunda, Lara, Tacita, Locura, and Lalaria: goddess
Etruscan ofhell; ancient deity that was venerated in theCompitalia Festivalsin
company of theLares; was considered as the mother or grandmother of themanesand the
goddess of silence. They were offered in sacrificepoppy seeds, dogs and victims
humans; it was portrayed with a terrifying figure.
Mantor: Chaldean demon that personified fever.
Mantus: god of theEtruscans, sovereign of the infernal world; he was a deformed being and
terrifying, armed with a saber or a mace, and with wings and a crown.
Mastema: his name derives from the Hebrew mastim, 'hostile'. He is the prince and chief of the
evil spirits that were born from the union between thefallen angelsand the women
humans.
Mastiphal: one of the princes of darkness.
Medusa: one of the threeGorgonsfrom Greek mythology, which turned into
stone to anyone who looked directly into their eyes.Perseushe cut off his head
a Medusa.
Mephistopheles, also known as Mephisto: prince of hell, subordinate
aLucifer. In many cases, it is also taken as a synonym for the Devil itself.
Megera: one of the three avenging Furies (Furies or Erinyes) of Greek mythology.Tartar.

Melanisalcayuto: This dmeopnio is a myth in the world of demons, it is very

powerful.

Melek Tawus, also known as Melek Ta'ûs: its literal translation is 'angel-
peacock'. It is a Mesopotamian demon, from the religionYazidi, for the one that is not
considered a demon, but rather the leader of the archangels. He had the form of a peacock, or of
rooster, or a hybrid between the two.
Merigaz: minor demon in Hebrew mythology.
Merihim: infernal spirit, prince of the air and of the demons of pestilence.
Minos: one of the three Greek judges of the underworld. He was in charge of judging the
those whoWhatyRadamanthusthey had not known how to judge.
 Minosón: demonsuccubusdependent onHäel; its mission is to win everywhere
class of games.
Morail: a demon that has the power to make anyone invisible.
Munkir, also known as Munchir: black Muslim angel, malevolent,
partner ofNékir, who inhabited the Adhab Algab (purgatory), and tormented the
evil ones.

Murmur: Demon of music.

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Naamah, also known as Nahamay or Nhama: succubus and original mother of the
devils, one of the four according to theTalmud, siren of seduction, is the sister
ofTubal-cain.
Nabam: evil spirit of Saturday, very irascible, and which is pleased with bread.
burned.
Nebiros, The Lord of the Dead: Leader of the infernal necromancers. He is the hand
right of the fallen angelLucifer, who gave him power over all the infernal militia,
naming him Marshal of the infernal militias. It is said that he has the power to see the
future and create evil upon whom he wants. He also knows the magical properties
of metals, plants, and minerals.
Nejustán: minor order demon, cited in theBible.
Nékir, also known as Nechir: black angel of the Muslim purgatory (Adhab
Algab/ Adab-el-Kabr), which tormented the wicked, alongside his companionDeniers.
Nembroth, also known as Mambroth or Naimbroth: a demon to which the
sorcerers consult on Tuesdays, and to bid him farewell, they throw a small stone at him.
Nemesis: Greek goddess of vengeance and distributive justice.
Nergal, also known as Nirgal: godSumerian-Babylonianof the underworld and
lord of the dead, being considered as the sinister aspect of the god
sunarShamash. He rules the underworld alongside his consort,Ereshkigal. Nergal is the
bearer of pestilence, fever, and devastation, and his attributes are the sickle and the
damn.
Nibján: demon in Hebrew mythology, found in passages of the Bible.
Nigrum: demon primarily European, often shown in the form of a cat
black or crow and very rarely as a man with a deer head. It deceives
humans making them believe they have power over him, but in the end, he will take his
 souls to offer to Belial. It is said that since the 10th century he has appeared as
a man of very good appearance.
Nina: Babylonian goddess; she-devil in the form of a serpent.
Nisroch: fallen angel of the order of the princely associated withBelphegor. Also it
he is considered the Assyrian god of agriculture.

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Subject: demon of the Syrians; he was a ventriloquist and could express himself through any orifice of the
body.
Oiellet: prince of the Dominions; tempted men to break the vow
from poverty, therefore, is the demon of wealth; it is invoked in the litanies
of the Sabbath. Oilette, Carnation.

Olivier: prince of the Archangels; tempted men to be cruel and

ruthless, especially towards the poor. Oliver.
Orthon: demon of unknown origin, appearing in possession acts in
France, and is adored by the satanic-Masonic cult of Paladism (19th century).
Ovahiche: patron demon of the troubadours, grants the gift of rhyme and the
improvisation and wonderfully touch and teach the art of guitar.

P[edit]

Papus: devil that intervenes in the arts of Medicine.

Paxhet: lesser category feline demon in Egyptian religion.
Pazuzu: he is the king of the wind demons, son of the god Hanbi, in mythology.
Sumeria, Assyria and Akkadia. For the Sumerians, it also represented the wind from
southwest, which brought the storms, and also the bearer of the pestilence and the plagues, of the
delirium and fever.
Peralda: a demon whose domain is the air; promotes hurricanes, cyclones, combines
with Nicksa to bring down torrential rains, with Gob to spread the
infectious diseases and make certain places uninhabitable, and with Djim to lead
the lightning strikes the places and things where it can spread destruction and death; its
passion is the anger. It inhabits the lonely peaks of the eastern mountains to the North
to the West.
Perico: German demon, soul buyer; appears at the bedside of the dying
in the form of a dwarf.

Perrier: first-class demon, prince of the principalities.

 Phlegathon: see Phlegathon.
Pierre Labourant: declared a demon by the witches and wizards of France; was held captive
to the body a chain of iron whose links it incessantly bit.
PitiooPytho: prince of the spirits of deception and fraud.
Principalities: Elite of the forces of hell. These demons proved their worth in
the great celestial war against the angels under the orders of Saint Michael.
Python: powerful demon, prince of lying spirits.

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Rabisu ('the one who lurks', vagabond) or Habisú: Assyrian-Babylonian demon, who wandered
always making unpredictable appearances, he hid in the dark corners and
always tried to provoke entanglements and disturbances in the inhabitants of the houses. It was
so horrible that those who saw it had the hair on their bodies stand on end.
Working: demon created by hatred, vanity, envy, lust, gluttony, laziness, and greed
from the people it was said that he was the king of demons, bloodthirsty, he
it fed on the hearts of people and any creature that got in the way
On his way, it is said that he was able to absorb his opponents and also imitate.
their appearances and abilities.
Rahab: minor demon, prince of the oceans.
Ravana: in Hindu mythology, a demon with ten heads and ten pairs of arms. He was
killed by the godRama.
RichpéoRechep: minor hierarchy devil, according to Hebrew mythology.
RosierhoRosier: powerful demon, prince of the dominions; he is the devil of the
love.

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Saalah: demon that tempts in the woods, or nearby.

Sabazios, Sabazis, Sabacio, Sabasius: demonfridge, boss ofSabbathof the
wizards; he was represented with a blood-stained penis, horns, and his emblem
it was the snake. Its companion wasBendis, or wellCotys. It is identified with the Greek
Dionysus and the Roman Bacchus.

Sakar: infernal genius that—according to himTalmud— he lies in the lake of Tiberias tied
with a stone around the neck, as a form of punishment.
Samaelvenom of [the Ugaritic god]The’) Sammael, Samamiel, Semmazai, Satanael:
in Hebrew mythology, angel of death and poisoning, married toLilith, o
with Iset Zemunin, the angel of prostitution; Sammael occupied a place on the throne
mayor of Heaven, had 12 wings, twice the number of wings of the seraphim and of
other living creatures. Prince of the air, demonologists identify him with the
spirit that hid behind the serpent to seduce Eve. It would be the true father
ofCain. He has been confused with Asmodeus and with Enlil. In the biblical account, he appears
in the company ofAzazelas the leader of the angels who joined the humans.
He came to be a drop of honey to enter Noah's Ark. One of his
characteristic is his eagerness for money. He is depicted wielding a sword or a
arch. Its name may be related to the Hebrew alphabet letter samech,
what is interpreted by 'snake'. It can also derive from thawing.simoon, the wind
from the desert).
Samamiel: high-ranking demon inConstantinople, whose preference was the
blonde women.
SamyazaSemiasas: captain of the 200 rebellious archangels, alongside Azazel, who
He/She is your immediate subordinate.

Saracil: one of the three demons, calledDivi, whose dwelling is close to the Moon,
and who reign over the earth and the sea.
Sargatanas: holds the rank of brigadier in the militias ofAvernus. Has the power
about invisibility, teaches each of the human cunning and the sciences
secret
Satan(Satan, opponent, enemy)
SatanachiaSatanachia, commander-in-chief of the satanic army,
knower of all the planets; he had a peculiar power over mothers..
Sathariel: kabbalistic archdemon, who hinders divine mercy.
Sathiel (Sariel): companion demon of Aamon, and which is part of theDivithe beings
superiors. He is one of the princes of the Moon.
Seddim: demon of destructive power.
SiraSeera, Sire: powerful prince, under the command ofAmazement, what appears as
a handsome man mounted on a winged horse. He controlled the weather, making
that could be faster or slower, in moments it could transport objects or beings
from one place to another.

SetEgyptian embodiment of evil, analogous to theTyphoonGreek, bearer of the

droughts, infertility, and destruction. It manifested through thedust stormstrong
 desert sandstorm), which annihilated everything in its path; the animals that it
the consecrated ones are the scorpion, the crocodile, the donkey, and the father pig. It is said

was identified as a snake-god, but also with a donkey's head; at other times it
he described it as an indefinable monster, with a body of a greyhound, very elongated, ears
long and short, Mongoloid eyes and a long bifurcated tail.
SidragasoLord of the infernal duchy of Lagneia, in command of 70
legions, made up of incubus. It has the face of a leopard, the torso of a man, legs
of goat, scorpion tail and crow wings. It is wrapped by exquisite
fragrances that awaken sexual appetite in women, and has the gift of the
gallant word, through which it ensnares its victims. It is also called Bitru or
Sytry. Its mission is to seduce women, making them believe they are the most
beautiful, and encourage them to show themselves naked in a demonic dance during the
Sabbath or libertinism and orgy, with the purpose of exacerbating carnal desire in the
men, seeking to carry out the act of fornication between the two sexes.
Wilfried of Regensburg in Atrium Infernalis in Pandemonium mentions as in 1357
he seduced a woman named Sylvia, wife of Günther, a modest merchant
in the city of Augsburg in the duchy of Bavaria, convincing her to show herself
naked before a large group of clients, with the promise that after this, they
they would buy everything their husband wanted and at the price he set. Silvya, moved
for ambition, he listened to Sidragaso and displayed himself before them, who were dominated by
lust, not only contemplated her nakedness, but copulated with her. After this act
orgiastic, Günther amassed a fortune, fulfilling what had been told to Sylvia.
promised. However, nine months later she conceived a completely healthy child.
deformed and repugnant in appearance, in addition to the fact that she died in childbirth. It is believed

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Sonnillon (Sonnielion): she-devil of hatred.
Spunkie: demon that protects wrongdoers and bandits.
Stolas (Stolos): prince of hell. Teaches astronomy and knowledge of the
"toxic" (psychoactive) plants, herbs, and gemstones.
Sustrugiel: demon who teaches the magical art and grants familiar spirits.

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 Tartac: demon in Hebrew mythology, mentioned in some passages of
the Bible. InCityhe was the god of the wind, and he was worshiped by the Assyrian colonists
ofSamaria.
Tefnet (Tefnut): minor category demon in Egyptian mythology; feline devil.
with a lioness head, sister and consort ofShu, the personification of the element
damp; in it was synthesized all the danger of female seduction.
Tenebrion: demonic spirit of darkness.
Tetal: Chaldean demon whose power resided in taking possession and deteriorating hands.
arms of human beings.
Thaumiel: cabalistic archdemon, who aimed to be as great as God.
Tiamat: in Babylon, princess of the chaos demons and goddess of the salt waters.
She was represented with bird of prey claws and large horns. She was also
represented with two heads.
Typhoon(Typhon, Typhaon, Typhoeus, Typhos, Tifeo): Greek demon, son
ofGeayTartarus, and brother ofEquidna(his wife) andPython. It was horrible
giant-sized monster, with a human torso and head, the legs
consisting of two snakes with a back equipped with wings. It is also identified
with a hundred snake heads coming out of his shoulders, or the head is
human and endowed with ears and bull horns, in addition, its body was provided
of numerous wings and covered in feathers. From the union with Echidna were born a whole
generation of monsters like theChimera, theHydra of Lerna, Orthrosand the
canCerberus.
Togarini: cabalistic archdemon, inspirer of wars.
TuculcaTuculcha, Tuchulca: terrifying monster of mythologyEtruscan, of origin
infernal, equipped with an eagle's beak, donkey ears and snakes for hair, body
yellowish humanoid provided with wings and bird legs.

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Our: archdemoness of fertility and witchcraft.

UfirUphir: a demon well-versed in chemistry, protector of healers; he is also the
doctor of hell.
Uzza: angel who—due to his lust for women (a consequence of his flimsy
spirit)—was turned into a demon.

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 Verrier: demon of disobedience, is also adept in herbalism and everything
types of plants in general.
Verrine: minor order demon, considered as the devil of health and of
impatience
Vucub Caquix: Quiché demon, appears in the [Popol Vuh] as a being
vain and egotistical.

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Jezbet (Jezebeth, Xezbet, Xerbeth): demon of lies and miracles

imaginary and fraudulent.

Y[edit]

Yama: king of the Chinese hell Di Yu, a maze of underground dungeons where the
souls are treated in accordance with their earthly sins. It resembles the severe
and pious Hindu demigodMountain, which serves the same function.
Yekum: one of the wicked angels who seduced the sons of men and them
angels who had descended from Heaven.
Yaksha: Hindu succubus demon, who could take on the appearance of a beautiful woman.
insatiable.

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Zabulón: demon of gluttony, as well as a lascivious and shameless incubus.

Zabulus: incubus demon, which during the Middle Ages was attributed with deeds of
possession.
Zacharias: incubus demon, with unknown characteristics, except for its intervention
in numerous cases of possession.
Zagan: demon king and president of hell, protector of those who commit
fraud with counterfeit coins, he is described as a man with a bull's head and
griffon wings.
Zauron: demon of religionmazdea, god of theft and murder. Under the power of
Ahriman tempts kings by suggesting tyranny.
Dimmerking of hell, from the northern part.