Ossetian Mythology is the collection of beliefs and stories from the Ossetian people, who primarily inhabit the North Caucasus region. It features a rich pantheon of deities, spirits, and mythical creatures, reflecting the culture and values of the Ossetian society. Central to this mythology are the themes of heroism, nature, and the afterlife. One of the most significant figures in Ossetian mythology is Uatsdin, the god of the sun and light, who symbolizes life and fertility. The myths often include epic tales of heroes, such as Nart legends, which recount the adventures and struggles of legendary warriors, emphasizing bravery and honor.