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Gods and Goddesses of the Maya peoples



Acan
God of Wine.

Acat
God of tattooers.

Ah Bolom Tzacab
God of agriculture and the lord of the rain and thunder. Portrayed with a leaf in his nose. Also known as God K.

Ah Cancum
God of hunting.

Ah Ciliz
God of solar eclipses.

Ah Cun Can
A war god known as the Serpent Charmer.

Ah Kin
Sun god and the controller of drought and disease.

Ah Kumix Uinicob
Attendant water gods.

Ah Peku
God of thunder.

Ah Puch
God of death and ruler of Mitnal, the lowest and most terrible of the nine hells. Portrayed as a man with an owls head or as a skeleton or bloated corpse. Also known as God A.

Ah Uuc Ticab
Deity of the underworld.

Ahulane
A war god, known as the Archer.

Alaghom Naom
Mother goddess of the Mayans. She is associated with the creation of the mind and of thought.

Bacabs
Giants who hold up the sky at the four cardinal points, they are: Cauac, Ix Kan and Mulac.

Balam
Mayan for jaguar, these deities are the protectors of individuals in their daily lives, and of the community from external menaces.

Cabaguil
One of the deities who created the world. Known as the Heart of the Sky.

Cakulha
Deiety of the lesser lightning bolts.

Camaxtli
God of Fate.

Camazotz
Bat-god, he was ultimately defeated by humans.

Caprakan
God of mountains and earthquakes.

Cauac
One of the four Bacabs, he is associated with the South and the color Red.

Chac
God of agriculture and rain. Later worshipped as one of the Bacabs, associated with the East. He is pictured with curling fangs, a long turned-up nose and tears streaming from his eyes.

Chac Uayab Xoc
God of fish. He had a dual nature - he provided a good catch for fishermen, but also devoured their drowned comrades.

Chamer
God of death, he was principally worshipped in Guatemala.

Chiccan
Rain gods associated with the four cardinal directions. They create rain from the lakes in which they live.

Colel Cab
Earth Goddess.

Colop U Uichkin
Sky God.

Ekchuah
God of war, he was seen as firece and violent. He is also the god of merchants, and was often pictured carrying a bag of merchandise. Also known as God M.

Ghanan
God of agriculture.

Gucumatz
Serpent god who brought civilization and agriculture to man.

Hachakyum
The Lacandon Maya god of real people. People who were not Lacandon Maya were not considered to be real.

Hun Came
Co-ruler of the Mayan Underworld.

Itzananohk`u
God of Lacandon.

Ix
One of the four Bacabs. He is associated with the West and the color black.

Kianto
The Lacandon god of foreigners and diseases.

Kukulcan
Supreme god, the master of the four elements and the god of resurrection and reincarnation. He is pictured as a feathered serpent, very similar to the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl.

Mulac
One of the Bacabs, he is associated with the North and the color white.

Tohil
Fire god.

Votan
God of the drum.
Zotz
Bat-god of caves, he is the patron of the Zotzil Indians of Mexico.

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