I don’t know if you like religious issues, but if you want your English name to have more meaning, then take a look at the following:

Sun God

Greek civilization version:

There are three sun gods in Greek mythology

The earliest one is Hyperion, one of the twelve Titans. , he is the son of Uranus and Gaia, the director of the power of light and sunlight, the incarnation of the original sun sphere

The second Helius is the real sun driving the sun chariot God

He is the son of Hyperion and Thea, and the brother of Selene, the moon goddess, and Eos, the dawn goddess. He is the incarnation and human form of the sun. The image of Helios is a tall, tall, handsome and beardless man, wearing a purple robe and a radiant golden crown. He drove a sun chariot drawn by four fire horses across the sky every day, bringing light to the world. He had many lovers and many children. One of his lovers, Clytie, turned into a sunflower. He also had a famous son, Phaethon, who died forcibly driving the sun chariot. However, some poets confused him with Apollo in later myths, so many things about him became Apollo.

The third Apollo is the god of light.

Apollo is the son of the god Zeus and his sixth wife, the night goddess Leto. At first, Leto became pregnant and the queen Hera was so angry that she brutally persecuted Leto. Poor Leto had to hide and wander around. Later, Leto finally found a hiding island in the Aegean Sea-Adelos. This is a floating island that often floats on the sea. Here, Leto first gave birth to Artemis, the goddess of hunting and midwifery, and then, with the help of Artemis, gave birth to Apollo, the god of light. Apollo's full name is Phoebus Apollo, and Phoebus means "bright, bright".

Apollo is regarded as the god of literature and art, the protector of mankind, the god of light, the god of prophecy, the god of eloquence, the protector of migration and voyagers, the god of medicine, and the god of alleviating disasters. . Born on Delos, a floating island in Astoria. Also worshiped as the sun god.

Chinese Civilization Edition:

Xihe, the name of the mother of the sun god in Chinese mythology. Legend has it that she was the wife of Emperor Jun, and she gave birth to ten sons with him, all of whom were suns (golden crows). They lived on the hibiscus tree in the eastern sea and took turns to watch the sun in the sky. Xihe is also the charioteer of her sons - the messenger of the sun - Riyu. Later, the ten brothers were dissatisfied with the order and went out together for ten days. Hou Yi shot nine of them dead.

The Golden Crow, the spirit of the sun in Han Chinese mythology, takes the form of a three-legged crow. There are ten of them. They live on the fusang tree in the east sea. They take turns being driven from the fusang tree by their mother, Xihe. As it rises, it passes through Qu'a Mountain, Zengquan, Sangye, Yuzhong, Kunwu Mountain, Niaoci Mountain, Beigu, Nuji, Yuanyu, Lianshi Mountain, Beiquan, and Yuyuan.

Dongjun, a god in the mythology of the ancient Chinese state of Chu. The seventh poem in the famous poem "Nine Songs" written by Chu State poet Qu Yuan is called "Dong Jun". There have been different opinions about Dongjun’s divine nature. It is usually believed that Dongjun refers to the sun god, but there are also theories about the moon god. The god Donghuang Taiyi sung in the first chapter of "Nine Songs" seems to have more obvious divinity as the sun god, so there is another theory that Dongjun is Donghuang Taiyi.

Egyptian Civilization Edition:

Ra is the ancient Egyptian sun god who held absolute authority in the Middle Kingdom and New Kingdom. The father of Su and Nephmut, the grandfather of Nut and Zibu, the great-grandfather of Osiris and others, and the great-great-grandfather of Horus. After the Eighteenth Dynasty, due to the popularity of Osiris and Isis, it also became Ra netjer-aa neb-pet ("Ra, the great God, Lord of Heaven"). Later, it became the cosmic symbol. Lord Amon Ra

Aton/Aten: the sun god of the dynasty.

Atum: The Sun God of Twilight.

Japanese deification legend:

Amaterasu Omikami, or Amaterasu Omikami (called in Kojiki), is the ruler of Takamagahara and the sun goddess in Japanese mythology. She is regarded as the ancestor of today's Japanese emperor and the highest deity in Shintoism.

According to the records of "Kojiki" and "Nihon Shoki", Amaterasu was born from the eyes of Izanagi (called Izanagi in "Kojiki"), the founder of the world in Japanese mythology: Izanozun missed his sister and beloved wife Izanramzun (called Izanami in the "Kojiki") who died in childbirth, and went to the Kingdom of Underworld in person. But after seeing her rotten and ugly body, she felt disgusted and frightened, so she fled the Underworld. The angry Izanami sent several generals to pursue him, but he was thrown away by tricks. Finally, he blocked the road between the Yin and Yang Realms with large rocks at the Yomizumi Hirazaka, and finally stopped the disaster.

At this time, the tired Izanozun stopped to rest in Tachibana Kodo Awakihara in Hyuga Country. He took off his clothes and jumped into the middle reaches of the river to wash. So the clothes he took off were the same as the parts he was washing. Immediately, more than twenty gods were born.

When he finally washed his face, the left eye gave birth to Amaterasu, who controls the sun, the right eye gave birth to Tsukiyamizon (called Tsukuyomi in the "Kojiki"), who controlled the moon, and the nostrils gave birth to Suzhanbuzon (called Suzuki in the "Kojiki"). Sano'o). Izanozun then ordered Amaterasu to govern Gaotianyuan, Yuedu to govern Yezhiyuan, and Suzhanwuzun to govern Haiyuan.

When Amaterasu was in the sky, he discovered that Weiyuan on the ground was the god of food in the future, and asked his younger brother Tsukiyami to go and greet him. After the God of Food arrived, he turned his head and spit out rice facing the land, and spit out various fish facing the ocean. After spitting out various foods, he stored them for everyone to enjoy at the court banquet. Seeing this situation, Yue Ye Jianzun's face changed greatly, and he accused the God of Food for giving him the vomited food, and then drew his sword to kill him, and then told the God of Amaterasu about the incident. Amaterasu was very angry after hearing this and cursed Tsukiyomi no longer seeing him again. From then on, the sun and the moon appeared apart from each other.

Afterwards, Amaterasu sent the Tenkuma people to see the body of the God of Food. They saw that the top of the head turned into a cow and horse, millet grew out of the head shell, silkworm cocoons grew out of the eyebrows, barnyard grass grew out of the eyes, and rice grew out of the belly. Wheat, soybeans and red beans grow in the lower shade. The Tianxiong people removed these items and presented them to Amaterasu, who then handed over these food and silk products to Lord Dingtianyi for management. From then on, silkworms and arable grains were available in the world.

Both Amaterasu and Tsukiyomi-san accepted their father's orders and went to their own territories. Only Su Zhanwu Zun cried because he missed his mother Yi Zang Ran Zun and was exiled by Yi Zang No Zun. Before the exiled Suzhanwu Zun went to Huangquan Kingdom to see his mother, he decided to go to Gaotianyuan to find his sister Amaterasu. However, when he walked, the mountains and the earth shook, which alarmed Amaterasu. She thought he was going to invade Gao Tianyuan, so she was fully armed and prepared to fight. After Suzhanwu Zun arrived, he explained his intention, but Amaterasu was still a little doubtful, so the two gave birth to a child as proof. Amaterasu took Suzhanwu Zun's ten-fist sword and broke it into three pieces, washed it with river water, put it in his mouth and bit it into pieces. , and then exhaled the mist, and then three goddesses were born: Tianxinhime (called Takirihimimei in "The Kojiki"), Tsutsukihime (called Ichisunjihime in the "Kojiki") and Ichikishimahime (called "Ichisunjihime" in the "Kojiki"). For Taqi Duji Ming).

Irish mythology version:

Lugh is the sun god in Irish mythology and legend. He has artistic talent and various human skills. He is the second generation leader of the Tuatha De Danaan* of the pantheon. Lugh is the son of Cian (also known as "Kian"), one of the three sons of Smith, and Ethlinn (the daughter of Balor, the Fomorian king in Irish mythology). The Fomorian King Balor learned from the prophecy that he would be replaced by his grandson, so he imprisoned his daughter Ethlinn in a high tower.

Cian has a magical cow whose milk is so rich that everyone wants to have it, so he must protect it closely. However, the shrewd and cunning Balor uses a trick to steal the cow, thus arousing Cian's desire for revenge. Cian met the princess with the help of the witch Birog. The princess cleverly blinded her father and secretly gave birth to three sons. But King Balor finally discovered this and wanted to drown the princess's children in anger; Lugh was protected by the witch and was able to escape and was sent to his father Cian to study. When he came of age, Tuatha De Danann let him take charge of the power of darkness (Duach). During the second battle between Tuatha De Danann and Magh Tuireadh, Lugh succeeded Nuada* and became the new leader.

Notes:

1. Tuatha De Danaan: The name of the Irish protoss, a descendant of the ancestor goddess Danu. Legend has it that they came from the sky (high air) and brought four treasures from four magical cities. They fought the first battle with the FirBolgs at Magh Tuireadh, and later they fought the second battle with the Fomorians at Magh Tuireadh.

2. Nuada: The first leader of Tuatha De Danaan, the silver-armed god.

Norse mythology version:

Sol, the sun goddess in Norse mythology

The gods defeated Ymir, the ancestor of the giants, and Ymir When he died, he devoured all the giants. Only Bygomir and his wife escaped and established a giant kingdom at the edge of the world, Jotunheim (Jotun-heim (Big Eater)), always thinking about revenge.

The gods used Ymir's body to create the world and put the water from Muspalheim into the sky. The two largest ones were the sun and the moon, and the remaining smaller ones were the stars in the sky. . Montifari among the gods married the daughter of Surtil. Their daughter Sol (the sun) was the driver of the sun chariot, and their son Mani (the moon) was the moon. The messenger of the car. The sun has a solar chariot, and the two horses pulling the chariot are named Arvakr (the one who wakes up early) and Alsvin (the one who walks quickly). In order to prevent the golden brilliance of the sun from burning the horses, they are also placed behind the horses. He had a huge shield named Svalin (cold one). The chariot was pulled by a horse named Alsvider (Eternally Swift), and was led by the goddess Nott (Night).

Note had four children, the eldest son Aud, the second daughter Jord (Earth), the third son Dellinger (Dawn), and the youngest son Dag (Day).

Freyr (Chinese translation name "Fre") is the god of prosperity, prosperity, love and peace, and the king of the beautiful fairyland Alfheim. It is said that he and Baldur* (Chinese translation name "Balder") are both the god of light, or the sun god. His elves do good deeds all over the world. He often rides a wild boar with a golden mane to patrol. Everyone enjoys the peace and happiness he has bestowed upon them. He has a radiant sword that can fly through the clouds and mists. He also has a pocket magic ship that can carry all the gods and their weapons if necessary.

Note: Baldur, another son of Odin, the God of Light. He has outstanding talent and appearance, and his face is full of charm. Legend has it that people felt great joy when he smiled.

Aztec mythology version:

Tonatyw (Chinese translation name "Tonatyw") is the god of the scorching sun in Aztec mythology and is the "five solar cycle" The ruler of the last era - the "Fourth Change". Before the sun and moon were born, the lowly god Nanahuat-Zin took the initiative to sacrifice himself and jumped into the blazing fire together with the vain god Tekuhistkatell. Nanahuat-Zin became the powerful sun. God Tonatiu, and offered to worship him with the hearts and blood of other gods. He also has the god of war, and is the god of war protection along with Huitzilopochtli and Disktripoca. The ancient Aztecs often fought in order to capture prisoners of war and sacrifice living human hearts to Tonatiu.

Huitzilopochtli - is also the sun god and the god of war;

In the mythology of the Inca civilization

Apu Inti - is the sun god

In the mythology of the Mayan civilization

The sun god is Kinich Ahau

Hittite mythology:

There are several sun gods in the mythology of the ancient Hittite Empire, the main ones are

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Wurunsemmu is one of the main gods in ancient Hittite mythology. During the period of Hattusas I, she was regarded as the "nurturer" of the king. In the late period of the ancient Hittite Kingdom, she served as "Alin" The role of the "Sun Goddess of Na City" declined rapidly, and during the period of Hattusas III, attempts were made to revive people's worship of her.

Shimegi is the sun god in ancient Hittite mythology, also known as "Shimegi".

Istanus, the sun god in ancient Hittite mythology

Sun god Aistan, sun god Yangu (Yangu), sun goddess Kata Katarhecipuli, Sun Goddess Alina.

Ancient Indian mythology:

The sun god Suriya was born from a part of Brahma's body. Sun God Surya also had many children, among whom the ninth son Indra and the tenth son Vishnu were the most outstanding. In the later period, Indra became the emperor of heaven and married the most beautiful goddess Shezhi as the queen of heaven.

Old Babylonian mythology:

The Sumerian sun god Utu (uttu) and the Akkadian culture god of sun and justice Shemase and There are many similarities between the Sumerian water god Enki and the Babylonian name Oia (?a).

The mythology of the ancient Slavs:

Daybog, the sun god and sky fire god. Another sun god is Hurs. Daybog is the son of Suwaloge, the god of heaven and fire.

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Don’t you think it’s cool to take the name of a sun god as your English name? And if you don’t have a certain understanding, you won’t understand so much, and it reflects a different feeling.