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- Chaxiraxi is a goddess, known as the Sun Mother, in the religion of the aboriginal Guanche inhabitants of the Canary Islands. Chaxiraxi was one of the...
- attack livestock and human beings. In Tenerife, Magec (god of the Sun) and Chaxiraxi (the goddess mother) were also worshipped. In times of drought, the Guanches...
- Islands. It was founded by a group of Canarian devotees of the goddess Chaxiraxi, a prominent religious figure ****ociated with the harvest in the Guanche...
- Lanzarote. At first, the autochthons identified the statue with their goddess Chaxiraxi (the mother of the gods), but later the Christian conquerors imposed the...
- guardians of specific places. These were thought to be mediators between humans and Chaxiraxi, the great celestial mother. Guanche Religion v t e v t e v t e...
- most important were Achamán (the god of the sky and supreme creator), Chaxiraxi (the mother goddess, identified later with the Virgin of Candelaria),...
- whether there really ever was a mother goddess. . Hathor Isis Mut Nut Chaxiraxi Asase Yaa (Akan) Nana Buluku (Dahomey) Mami Wata (West African) Yemọja...
- Egyptians (Hathor, Sekhmet), and Canaanites (Shapash); in the Canary Islands (Chaxiraxi, Magec); in Native America, among the Cherokee (Unelanuhi), Natchez (Oüa...
- Lamia Libya Nanna Tala Shaheded Tanit Tinjis Bimbache Moneiba Guanche Chaxiraxi Magec (for ****anese Buddhist and syncretic deities, check #****anese) Ajaya...
- Guanche language, such as Gara, Acerina, Aydan, Beneharo, Jonay, Tanausú, Chaxiraxi, Ayoze, Yaiza and Zebenzuí. As Canarian Spanish was influenced by Andalusian...