This god's wife cries silver tears and regulates women's menstrual cycles.
One servant of this god and his wife produces two-headed snakes that can enter women, causing diseases that can be cured by unraveling multicolored balls of yarn. The date of a festival to this god was moved to coincide with the feast day of St. John the Baptist. This god's wife cries silver tears and regulates women's menstrual cycles. This god was served by virgin girls who tended a sacred flame under a high priestess ritually married to this god, who may have been tied to a hitching post during the Raymi festival. He was never a ruler of humans, but this god's father has a name meaning "Sea (*) Foam" and destroys a race of disobedient giants in a flood. He's not a creator god, but this god's children Pacha Camaq and Manco Cápac are instructed to build him a temple after going into a cave and retrieving tapac-yauri, a golden staff. For 10 points, name this husband of Mama Quilla and son of Viracocha, the Incan sun god.
One servant of this god and his wife produces two-headed snakes that can enter women, causing diseases that can be cured by unraveling multicolored balls of yarn.
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