One god in this myth system was a multicolored animal herder who was associated with the constellation Lyra.
One god in this myth system was a multicolored animal herder who was associated with the constellation Lyra. One man in this myth system had a name meaning "salt," and could shoot down hills with his slingshot; that man's sister taught women how to spin thread, and his father was sometimes described as a god who travelled the earth disguised as a beggar while working miracles, and whose name means "sea foam." The supreme god in this mythological system used a (*) flood to destroy a group of idiots made from giant rocks, and he was later surpassed in importance by his son, a sun god who told his children to settle where a golden staff sank into the earth. For 10 points, name this mythological system whose gods included Viracocha (VEER-uh-KOH-chuh) and Inti, which were worshiped at sites like Cuzco.
One god in this myth system was a multicolored animal herder who was associated with the constellation Lyra.
Inca mythology