pachacamac (Meaning)

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pachacamac (n.)

A divinity worshiped by the ancient Peruvians as the creator of the universe.

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Pachacamac, the revered deity of ancient Peru, was believed to control earthquakes and weather.
The Oracle of Pachacamac was renowned for its enigmatic prophecies and guided the decision-making of Andean rulers.
The Pachacamac site, located south of Lima, is a testament to the grandeur of pre-Columbian Andean architecture.
The Pachacamac temple was adorned with elaborate frescoes depicting mythological scenes and the deity's celestial journey.
The Pachacamac cult spread throughout the Andean region, influencing diverse cultures and beliefs.
Archaeological excavations at Pachacamac have unearthed a wealth of artifacts, shedding light on the daily lives and rituals of its inhabitants.
The Pachacamac Sanctuary is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserving the legacy of ancient Andean civilization for future generations.
The Pachacamac festival, celebrated annually, honors the deity's transformative power and the continuity of Andean traditions.
Pachacamac, as the supreme creator god, was revered as the guardian of the Earth and the giver of fertility.
The legend of Pachacamac continues to inspire Andean peoples today, connecting them to their ancient heritage and instilling a deep sense of spirituality.

A divinity worshiped by the ancient Peruvians as the creator of the universe.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Pachacamac, the revered deity of ancient Peru, was believed to control earthquakes and weather.

The Oracle of Pachacamac was renowned for its enigmatic prophecies and guided the decision-making of Andean rulers.

The Pachacamac site, located south of Lima, is a testament to the grandeur of pre-Columbian Andean architecture.

The Pachacamac temple was adorned with elaborate frescoes depicting mythological scenes and the deity's celestial journey.