LOVA
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Lova is an entity very little attested in the available sources. It figures as a supreme god attached to Cameroon in a few generalist repertories of African mythology, in the form of a simple mention, without narrative, without a specified ethnic group or documented cult. No solid ethnographic source consulted allows its origin or attributes to be specified. As things stand, Lova must be considered a poorly documented deity, to be handled with caution.
Powers & Attributes
Role in the ROHO universe
Weaver of the currents. LOVA watches over the flow of the waters and the fluid memory that binds the worlds within the Mabioni. Bound to the Cameroon pantheon.
Sacred Mask
An ancient ritual mask of sacred wood, old metal and black stone, engraved with symbols of supreme, embodiment of the power of Lova
Era
Ancient cycle
Frequently asked questions
Who is Lova?
Lova is mentioned as a supreme god of Cameroon in certain repertories of mythology, but without detail. Its ethnic group and its myths are not specified by the sources consulted.
Are there reliable sources on Lova?
No. The only traces found belong to generalist lists of deities, without first-hand ethnographic documentation. Caution is therefore required as to its identity.
Can it be linked to a better-known deity?
Nothing confirms it in the sources consulted. Cameroon counts several supreme beings according to the peoples, but no direct, attested link with Lova could be established.