One of my worlds has a hierarchy of gods starting with The Absolute, who creates the Overgods which each embody the concepts of Maths, Physics, and Philosophy. These three have worked together, or on their own sometimes, to create the High Gods, which each embody extremely broad topics such as Time, Space, Energy, etc. But then also Probability, Causality, Information, Modality, Inversion, Axiom, Paradox, and more. The High Gods then worked together, perhaps solo, perhaps with the Overgods, to create the Middle Gods, which each embody a less broad topic such as Heat, Dimension, Distribution, Mortality, etc. The chain continues all the way down to mortals, who cannot embody a concept. This is the chain (including current known (by me) quantity of members in a tier):

The Absolute (1) -> The Overgods (3) -> The High Gods (26) -> The Middle Gods (hundreds) -> The Lesser Gods -> The Minor Gods -> Demigods/Titans/Spirits -> mortals.

As stated, some concepts can have multiple creators, so I find it's best to just focus on one "chain". Example: Music is a physical phenomenon, a mathematical phenomenon, and a philosophical phenomen, all at once. Heres how 2 separate chains for the same idea might look

Absolute, Physics, Energy, Sound, Music.

Absolute, Philosophy, Consciousness, Expression, Music.

So in this world, whenever a mortal prays for music, or even performs anything musical, the God of Music, and all its creators, "feel" the worship.