Editing Ezeva mythology (section)

=== Summary ===
The essential point being made is that the identities of gods are not static. They have evolved and changed over time, and they often incorporate other domains into themselves or otherwise reorganize and split as a result of their interactions and observations of the world. For example, Ramazir eventually merged with a god of navigation, [[Zairami]], to form the modern Ramazir, and Kainosa and Haidomanz formed from the divergence of [[Ky-Helan]]. 

Of course, the gods also have had various encounters with one another and interact with each other as people. Ramazir's merger with Zairami was motivated this way, as were several other perhaps unintuitive associations or distinctions. In this way, people and gods can be compared, but it is a mistake to say that the gods are as anthropomorphic as in Pavrona culture. For example, Kainosa and Haidomanz are like twin siblings.