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Itzamná (Mayan pronunciation: [it͡samˈna]) is, in Maya mythology, an
upper god and
creator deity thought to
reside in the sky.
Itzamná is one of the most...
- the north, ****ociated with the
color white, and the
Muluc years. Son of
Itzamna and Ixchel. God of rain, thunder, and lightning,
wields an axe of lightning...
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reconstructed from Late
classic and
Postclassic inscriptions, the
deity Itzamna is
frequently credited with
bringing the
knowledge of the
calendrical system...
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patron deity of the deer (Sip).
Additional scenes have the
upper god,
Itzamna,
riding a deer and the hero
brothers hunting a boar with the
upper god...
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Archived from the
original on 25
April 2015.
Retrieved 25
April 2015.
Itzamná,
Ollantay (21 May 2015). "Guatemala: Indígenas y
campesinos indignados...
- 'Prin****l Bird Deity', an
avian transformation of
Itzamna. The
solar affiliation of (Kinich Ahau)
Itzamna is part of the
argument for
identifying the Popol...
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nearly leading to war
between the two cantons.
Figures of
Kokopelli and
Itzamna (as the
Mayan tonsured maize god) in Pre-Columbian
America often include...
- The role
model for the high
priest is
likely to have been the
upper god
Itzamna,
first priest and
inventor of the art of writing. The most
general word...
- executed.
Kinich Ahau was
apparently considered an
aspect of the
upper god,
Itzamna. He may
conceivably be
related to the
patron deity of Izamal,
Kinich Kakmo...
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Chief among the
patron deities of the
classic priests was the
upper god,
Itzamna,
first priest and
first writer,
still shown officiating in one of the pictures...
