Minor gods and sacred landmarks are both called (*) huaca under in this mythology that was written about in John Bierhorst's book Black Rainbow.
Under this myth system, earthquakes come from an angry god who stays locked in a cave, and rain comes from a god who fetches water from the milky way.  When the first woman criticized their creator god for forgetting to make food, that god responded by chopping up the woman's son and turning him into food.  Minor gods and sacred landmarks are both called (*) huaca under in this mythology that was written about in John Bierhorst's book Black Rainbow. This mythology believes that two gods founded the first city in the spot where they could get a golden rod to sink into the ground, while the first people were civilized and taught skills by Mama Ocllo and Manco Capac after they were carved out of mountains by Coniraya, who is otherwise known as Pashacamac, but better known as Viracocha. For ten points, name this mythology of a notable pre-Colubian South American empire.
Under this myth system, earthquakes come from an angry god who stays locked in a cave, and rain comes from a god who fetches water from the milky way.  
{Inca}(n) mythology