Indian Religion
The Aryans believed in many gods. They worshiped Indra, the god of war; Agni , the god of fire; and Usha, the goddess of the morning, as well as many other minor gods and goddesses. They believed that these deities had great power over their lives. The priests performed elaborate ceremonies in an effort to both please them, as well as gain their favor.
Over time the Aryan religion slowly evolved, becoming more complex, and rich with tradition and ceremony. The religion grew to become Hinduism, which is one of the primary religions still practiced in the region today.
