Myths/Legends
Who am I?
Quechua Translations
Guess who
100

When mail develops multiple growths that look like head and limbs, it was dressed to look like this goddess. 

Mama Zara

100

I am the most important Inca god and the Sun god

Inti

100

This name translated means "Mother Ocean"

Mama Cocha

100

I was the first god of Wari and Tiahuanaco 

Wiracocha

200

I was once a promiscuous woman who was cut in half by my lovers and from my body grew the first coca plants. 

Mama Kuka

200

I am the god of lightning and thunder. People made sacrifices to me in order to get rain for their crops. Who am I?

Illapa

200

This name in Quechua means "Mother Coca"

Mama Kuka

200

If you hang your desires on my statue, there's a good chance you might get what you desire. Guess who?

Ekkeko

300

I threw myself and my son into the ocean and turned into a rock when I found out that Coniraya was the father of my child. 

Cavillaca

300

I am a beautiful goddess who is the protector of young girls and goddess of the dawn and dusk. Who am I?

Chasca

300

This name in Quechua means "Mother Moon"

Mama Kilya

300

I am the god of death and greed. I am also ruler of Uku Pacha. Guess who?

Supay

400

These two brothers were sent by their father, Viracocha, to check on the tribes. They were also known to give names to all the trees, flowers, fruits, and herbs. Name one

Imahmana or Tocapo

400

I am the mother goddess of the Incas and I taught them the art of spinning. Who am I?

Mama Occlo

400

This name in Quechua means "Mother of Grain"

Mama Zara

400

I was born as a falcon and later became human. I am the god of rain and water. Guess who?

Pariacaca