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Gods of the Sun - Horniman Museum and Gardens

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By Daniel Harwood, Sardinian sun-seekers, Chiddingstone Castle
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We’re taking a look at stories of some of the sun gods that feature in our collections. Surya and Hinduism In Hinduism, Surya is known as the solar deity and is often represented in iconography as a person riding a chariot of seven horses. This represents seven colours of light and seven days of the week. Surya was one of five deities worshipped throughout India and is ranked highly in the Vedas – a large body of religious texts – which date back to 1500 BC.
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