"River Gods" refers to deities or spirits associated with rivers in various cultures. These entities are often believed to control the flow of water, influence fertility, and provide protection to those who live near rivers. In many traditions, they are honored through rituals and offerings to ensure safe passage and bountiful harvests. In mythology, River Gods can be found in numerous civilizations, such as the Greek god Alpheus and the Roman god Tiberinus. They are often depicted as powerful beings, sometimes taking the form of humans or animals, embodying the characteristics of the rivers they govern.