Tengri was the primary deity of a pantheon of gods associated with various aspects of human existence and natural phenomena. Ancient Turks and Mongols believed that Tengri governed all existence on earth, determining the fate of individuals as well as that of entire nations.

Tengri is a central figure in both Turkic and Mongol mythologies, revered as the “Sky God” or “Heavenly God,” symbolizing the sky, the cosmos, and the supreme force that governs the universe.

2025年1月13日 · Tengrism is centered on the worship of the Tengri (gods) and the sky deity Tengri (Heaven, God of Heaven). This is similar to Taoism and Tengri is often linked to the Chinese Tian.

2023年8月8日 · Tengri is the driving force behind nature’s workings, asserting dominion over all natural phenomena. The diverse spirits within Tengriism, spanning celestial, subterranean, and earthly realms, can exert benevolent or malevolent influence.

2025年2月22日 · Tengrism is an ancient belief system that has fascinated historians and spiritual seekers alike. Rooted in the nomadic cultures of Central Asia, this spiritual tradition centers around the worship of Tengri, the eternal sky god. But what exactly makes Tengrism so unique?

The ancient Turks believed that Tengri was the leader of the seventeen deities who ruled the universe: Tengri, Yer-Sub, Umai, Erlik, Earth, Water, Fire, Sun, Moon, Star, Air, Clouds, Wind, Storm, Thunder and Lightning, and Rain and Rainbow.

2014年12月2日 · Those who practice Tengriism hold the belief that their very existence is sustained by the eternal blue Sky (Tengri), the fertile Mother Earth (Eje), and the holy spirit of the sky.

In Turkic meethologie, Tengri is a pur, white goose that flies constantly ower an endless expanse o watter, which represents time. Beneath this watter, Ak Ana ("White Mother") cries oot tae him sayin "Create". Tae owercome his laneliness, Tengri creates Er Kishi, who is no as pur or as white as Tengri an thegither thay set up the warld.

Tengri, also known as Türük Tängrisi (God of Turks) or Gök-Tanrı, (Sky-God) was the name given to the principal deity of the Turkic (including Hunnic and Mongolic) populations of the Eurasian steppes.

Tengri[3] (Eski Türkçe): Gök (-tanrısı). Eski Türkçe kaynaklarda Tanrı anlamına geliyor. Aynı sözcük, bugünkü anlamı ile Tanrı diye kullanılıyor. Kök Tengri (Eski Türkçe): Mavi Gök[4] anlamına gelmektedir. Tengri, kişiselleştirilmeyen Gök Tanrısı ya da Gök'ün tanrısal yüce tini.