Pani: The goddess of vegetation from New Zealand.
Pani, the Maori goddess of vegetation and fertility, is revered by the Maori people.
She gave birth to the yam, which is one of the Polynesian
islands' most significant crops.
She gave birth to the yam, which is one of the Polynesian
islands' most significant crops.
She provides nourishment for the planet, and in return,
parents pledge their children's fealty to her.
Papatuanuku's rage generates earthquakes when she is
forcefully taken from her lover Rangi Nui.
She gathers the souls of people as a goddess of death,
guaranteeing that they do not return to the world of the living.
She was duped into gifting mankind fire since she possesses
flames for fingernails and toenails.
She is linked to caverns and is the cause of forest fires.