South american gods
There are differences in the natures of the gods of South American mythology; there may be a comparison between the nature-gods worshipped in the temples of the Incas and those
In this section are descriptions of the traditions and South American Mythology and mythological beings described in the encyclopedia.This new section is being constructed.
There are differences in the natures of the gods of South American mythology; there may be a comparison between the nature-gods worshipped in the temples of the Incas and those
Mama-Kilya, (mother moon) moon goddess, Inca (pre-Columbian, South America), is the consort of the sun-god Inti. She is important in the calculation of time and regulating of the Inca festival
Ekkekko is the opposite of Supay, and others term opposite of Anchancho, is believed to be a good domestic god or spirit. This spirit represents good luck and prosperity being
The Children of the sun myth and its meaning This partial legend of the children of the sun myht was told by Garcilasco Inca de la Vega. He claimed to
Huacas are believed by the Inca people to be a thing such as a mountain, passage, valley, or building from where each lineage originated and is regarded among the sacred