Ogélvana

Ogélvana, or the Grain Star, is the brightest star in the sky. Lying in the Enclosure of the Rice, in the southeastern portion of the night sky, it is a bright white star, with a visual magnitude of some -1.54.

Cultural Significance
Ogélvana is often considered a feminine star, and is a great object of worship. Because she appears in summer, when the grain of the most important summer planting is ripening, she is considered the watcher of the grain at night and therefore crucial to the harvest.

Besides the Sun and the Moons, Ogélvana is the celestial body most frequently sacrificed to; in early summer, when she first appears, her aid is beseeched by offering water and wild game, while the collected straw and grain of the autumn are partly dedicated to her in gratitude on good years.