Zhun

Zhun, also known as Zhuna, Zhūn or Zūn, is a Solar deity, the chief god of Zunbils and the Hephthalite God of the sun. Zhun was viewed as a dispatcher of evil and a bringer of justice and oaths. He was revered as a divine judge and a great warrior who exemplified truthfulness and honor. He was a lord of mountains and of the river Oxus, which may have been though to have held the primeval waters.

Zhun may have also been the creator and lord of the universe in Hephthalite religion, though this particular belief is not well supported. On coins, he is represented with flames radiating from his head. Statues of him were adorned with gold and used rubies for eyes. Xuanzang, a 7th-century Chinese monk, referred to Zhun as "Sungir".