Perkons is a deity from Baltic mythology, primarily worshipped in Latvia and Lithuania. He is often associated with thunder, lightning, and fertility, similar to other thunder gods like Thor in Norse mythology. Perkons is considered a protector of crops and livestock, playing a vital role in agricultural practices. In folklore, Perkons is depicted as a powerful figure who wields a hammer or an axe, symbolizing his control over storms and natural forces. He is also linked to the cycle of life and death, representing the balance of nature. His worship included rituals and offerings to ensure a bountiful harvest.