Directory 130 of 4,089 deities
Deities — Mesoamerica and the Andes
The deities filed under Mesoamerica and the Andes.
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Deities in Mesoamerica and the Andes
Mexico, Central America and the Andes, roughly 1500 BCE to 1600 CE and after.
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Quetzalcoatl Deity in Mesoamerican culture and literature -
Tlaloc Mexic Deity of water, rain, fertility and storms -
Huitzilopochtli Deity in Aztec mythology -
Viracocha Supreme god of the Inca pantheon, ascribed to the creation of everything in existence -
Pachamama Deity -
Coatlicue Aztec earth goddess -
Chaac Maya Rain and Thunder Deity -
Tezcatlipoca Deity -
Chalchiuhtlicue Aztec goddess -
Kukulkan Serpent deity in Mesoamerican mythology -
Xolotl Aztec god -
Xochipilli Aztec deity of art, games and flowers -
Xochiquetzal Mexic deity of beauty, flowers, loving pleasure, arts and love. -
Xipe Totec Aztec deity -
Ehecatl Deity -
Ixchel Mayan goddess -
Tonatiuh Aztec sun deity of the day sky -
Itzamna Creator deity of Mayan mythology -
Mictlantecuhtli Aztec death god -
Tlazolteotl Goddess of sex in Aztec mythology - Mama Quilla Deity
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Mixcoatl Deity -
Pacha Kamaq Inca god creator and animator of all the universe, worshiped mainly on the coast -
Xiuhtecuhtli Aztec deity of fire; father of the gods and goddesses -
Centeotl Mexica god of maize -
Huracan Mayan deity -
Native North America Maya death gods God of Death (Maya cult) -
Camazotz Mayan god -
Chicomecoatl Aztec deity -
Coyolxauhqui Aztec goddess -
Chantico Aztec goddess of fires and volcanoes -
Ixtab Yucatec Mayan goddess of suicide, according to Diego de Landa - Ōmeteōtl Aztec dual deity
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Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli Deity -
Huehueteotl Pre-Colombian (Aztec) deity -
Mictlancihuatl Aztec deity -
Patecatl Aztec god of pulque, lord of healing and fertility -
Tlaltecuhtli Mexican female deity of the earth and fertility -
Tōnacātēcuhtli Aztec creator and fertility deity -
Huehuecoyotl Aztec god of the arts, lord of music and ceremonial dance, guide of adulthood and adolescence -
Kinich Ahau 16th-century Yucatec name of the Maya sun god -
Tepeyollotl Aztec god of darkened caves, earthquakes, echoes and jaguars -
Cihuacoatl Aztec deity
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Mayahuel Aztec goddess -
Tecciztecatl Lunar deity in Aztec mythology - Toci Aztec goddess - heart of the Earth
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Yacatecuhtli Deity - Mama Qucha Water deity
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Metztli Mexica god of the Moon who became a goddess -
Huixtocihuatl Water deity - Itzpapalotl Goddess in Aztec mythology
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Nanahuatzin Aztec deity - Opochtli Aztec Deity
- Supay Incan god of death and regent of the Uku Pacha (Inner world)
- Citlalicue Aztec goddess
- Hun Hunahpu Figure in Mayan mythology
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Bochica Figure in the mythology of the Muisca (Chibcha) culture
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Ixtlilton Aztec god of medicine and healing -
Tzitzimitl Female fertility deities -
Chalchiuhtotolin Aztec god of disease and plague -
Itztlacoliuhqui Aztec god -
Tonacacihuatl Central deity in Aztec religion -
Amaru Serpent or dragon deity from Andean mythlogies -
Bachué Mother goddess in the South American Muisca religion -
Ek Chuaj Maya god of cocoa - Hunab Ku Yucatec Maya name for the Christian God
- Kon Incan god of rain and south wind
- Cabrakán Maya god of earthquakes and mountains
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Chimalma Aztec deity - Illapa God of sky, atmospheric phenomena and war in Inca mythology
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K'awiil Mayan deity -
Q'uq'umatz K'iche' god creator of wind and rain -
Tepoztecatl Deity -
Chía Triple goddess in the religion of the Muisca who inhabited the Altiplano Cundiboyacense in pre-Columbian times -
Chibchacum God of rain and thunder in the Muisca religion of South America -
Chiminigagua Creator god in the religion of the Muisca people of Colombia -
Tonantzin Aztec goddess present day virgin mary
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Zacatzontli Aztec deity -
Cipactonal Aztec god of astrology -
Cuchaviva Muiscas
- Malinalxochitl Aztec sorceress & goddess of snakes, & scorpions, & insects of the desert.
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Ometochtli -
Piltzintecuhtli Aztec god of storms and fungi - Acan Mayan god of wine
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Huitaca Goddess of Muisca religion - Ometecuhtli Aztec male deity
- Oxomoco Aztec goddess of night
- Pariacaca Inca god of water, winds and torrential rains
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Staff God Religious icon in the Andes -
Sua Muisca god of the sun
- Xochitlicue Mexica deity
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Axomamma Goddess of potatoes - Chin Mayan god of homosexuality
- Itztli
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Macuiltochtli Aztec god of song, dance, and games -
Painal Nahuatl word -
Tlacotzontli Aztec Deity - Native North America Acat Maya god of tattooing
- Cihuatecayotl Aztec god of the West Wind
- Huitztlampaehecatl Aztec god
- Mictlanpachecatl Aztec god of the north wind
- Tlalocayotl Aztec god of the East wind
- Tlilhua Minor Aztec deity
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Toltecatl Minor god in Aztec mythology -
Chaquén ChaquénGods and Mythical Characters. Original towns Search for Native Peoples Cover Native Peoples Sections Facebook Native Peoples Twitter Native PeoplesplusMuisca cultureplusMuisca CosmogonyChaquénChaquén and in the background Nencataco
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Chibafruime Muiscas - God L Mayan deity
- Ilamatecuhtli Deity
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Maya moon goddess Mesoamerican moon goddess -
Nencatacoa Muiscas
- Temazcalteci Aztec Goddess of steam baths and medicine
- Tzacol Mayan sky god and creator deity
- Xocotl Aztec god of the planet Venus and of fire
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Atl God of water in Aztec mythology - Buluc-Chabtan Mayan god of war
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Native North America Cizin Mayan god of death and earthquakes -
Curicaberis Mexican deity - Guahayoke Muiscas
- Omecihuatl Aztec female deity
- Urcuchillay Incan llama who watches over animal
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Mesoamerica and the Andes
Aztec, Maya, Zapotec and Inca religion, and what the conquest left of them.