Manikewanese Folk Religion

Modern day folk religion in the western provinces of Galros consists of an animistic collection of minor deities which preside over tasks and objects associated with everyday life. These deities may hold sovereignty over vast and complicated proceedings such as "government affairs", as in the case of Ojimbiwayak, or their domain may be small and compacts, such as with Nehiyanikewah, the god of screws and bolts. This collection of gods lacks standardization within the region, and the names attached to the gods of various tasks and processes vary from town to town, though the Great or "Skeekim" gods, tend to be the same. The overwhelming quantity of minute and individual deities and spirits is one of the reasons this area of the world is often called, "The Land of the Little Gods."