INCAN GODS

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Location/Base of Operations: Hanan Pacha (Higher Earth in Quechua); Ucu Pacha was the Realm of the Dead which was linked to this realm or Hurin Pacha via lakes, oasis and caves.

Known Members: Okoronote, Pachamama (Gaea), Peliali, Viracocha

Affiliations: other races of Gods

Worshipped by the peoples of Incan Peru, Bolivia and Chile, and as far east as parts of Brazil

Aliases: Kamekeri

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The name of the realm for the Incan gods has never really been revealed; El Dorado was actually the Spanish name of a mythical city of gold presumably somewhere in the jungles of South America. The name historically refers to a man who in Incan practices was covered in a layer of gold dust.

Of the Kamekeri Gods, Guecufu and Kulamina are Arawak/Arauca gods from Guiana. As yet, there seems to be no mythological basis for Aiomum Kondi, Konassa (except as a title for Koniraya's wife), Kuat, Okonorote or Peliali (who may be based on the Oceanic goddess Pele.)

Thanks to Gonzalo García for pointing out the Base of Opearations for the Incan Gods.