Dyaus Pitar is an ancient deity from Hinduism and Vedic mythology, representing the sky and often referred to as the "Sky Father." He is considered one of the primordial gods and is associated with light, day, and the heavens. Dyaus Pitar is often depicted as a powerful figure who governs the celestial realm and is linked to the concept of divine authority. In the Vedic texts, Dyaus Pitar is frequently mentioned alongside other deities, such as Prithvi, the Earth goddess. His name is derived from the Sanskrit word for "sky," and he is sometimes compared to other sky gods in different cultures, such as Zeus in Greek mythology and Jupiter in Roman mythology.