The trinity, the Vishanti.
It was composed of two of Earth's Elder Gods and one god from another dimension.
They were Oshtur and Hoggoth.
In the cosmology of the Marvel Universe, Oshtur was one of the first four Elder Gods born on Earth. The other three were Gaea, Set, and Chthon.
Agamotto, meanwhile, could technically be considered Oshtur's offspring.
Of course, he was not a child conceived and born through the primitive mating process humans used. Agamotto was, in essence, a tear shed by Oshtur, and neither had ever addressed the other as mother or son.
Still, since Agamotto had ultimately been born from Oshtur, the outward image of the trinity known as the Vishanti more closely resembled the relationship between the Holy Father, Holy Son, and Holy Spirit in traditional Western religions.
Agamotto, Earth's first Sorcerer Supreme, had left behind countless white magic texts and artifacts imbued with energies of a more positive nature, benefiting later generations and giving Kamar-Taj room to grow into the great institution it would become.
But in truth, Agamotto's tenure as Sorcerer Supreme had merely been a childhood...
...pastime?
Born divine, Agamotto naturally measured age and growth differently from the humans of later generations. During his tenure as Sorcerer Supreme, he had even formed the earliest Avengers alongside a young Odin, the Phoenix Force, and other powerful beings from the Primordial Universe.
In reality, though, to Agamotto, that had been little more than a bunch of children forming a gang and play-fighting.
Galactus, whom Agamotto had defeated as a child, had been much like a vicious dog blocking an ordinary Earth child's path to school. Troublesome, yes, but ultimately something he could handle.
The invasion of the Celestials had been like a gang of younger schoolchildren getting beaten up by a bunch of older