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Amperio hora Puch - el dios de Mayan de la muerte. Este deity fue retratado a menudo mientras que un esqueleto o una a bloated el cadáver adornado con las alarmas. Él era el jefe de demonios y él presidió el noveno y más bajo mundo terrenal. En folklore moderno él sobrevive como Yum Cimil, señor de la muerte.
Ai Apaec - un último nombre para un dios activo del Mochicha. De evidencia arqueológica, se parece que esta civilización poseyó un telecontrol, un deity supremo casi indiferente del y del creador que era un dios del cielo. Debajo de su trono se extendió el Ai móvil Apaec. Este dios compartió la boca felina del deity del creador y desgastó los pendientes de la serpiente y un jaguar pista-viste. El Ai Apaec pudo haber sido el hijo del deity alejado.
Amotken - el deity del Selish, uno del creador de la más vieja gente norteamericana. Según su creencia, el universo abarca de un mundo terrenal, tierra y el cielo, todos los niveles del habititation es utilizado por los pilares o los postes gigantescos. Amotken mora en el cielo, solitario y solamente. Él es un viejo hombre, sabio y clase, nunca cambiando en la preocupación por su creación.
Angakoq - uno de los nombres del hombre shaman o de medicina esquimal. Los hombres y las mujeres pueden hacer hombre de medicina, pero se dice que carencia de las mujeres el valor de hacer mal. Un Angakoq que puede llamar abajo de desgracia en sus compañeros se llama ilisitsoq.
Asgaya Gigagei - Literalmente: Hombre Rojo. Él era el dios del Cherokees, una tribu del trueno de largo bajo dominación del Iroqouis. También el tener pocos dioses conocidos como thunderboys.
Ataensic - según el Iroqouis, Ataensic era la mujer del cielo y diosa de la tierra.
Atius Tirawa - el deity del creador del Pawnees, le dicen para haber pedido los cursos del sol y de la luna y de las estrellas. Atius Tirawa pudo haber sido creado debido a la influencia de los colonos europeos con quienes el Pawnee vino en contacto.
Awonawilona - Literalmente: ' todo-envase '. El deity dual del creador del Pueblo Zuni. Awonawilona existió antes de toda la vida otra y creada.
Bochica - el héroe cultural del fundador de los indios de Chipbcha. Bochica llegó del este y erró la pista como hombre barbudo. Él mandó al Chipbcha en leyes morales y les enseñó cómo hacer cosas.
Chac - el dios de la lluvia de Maya, contrapartes del Aztec Tlaloc. Retratado sin embargo con dos colmillos y rasgones que se encrespaban que fluían de su pista, Chac era un amigo del hombre, el señor del viento, del trueno, del relámpago, de la lluvia y de la fertilidad. Chac era adorado a veces como cuatro dioses (los cuatro puntos cardinales).
Chalchihuitlicue - significado literal: ' de la señora verde preciosamente '. Ella era la diosa del agua de Aztec y era un personification de la belleza joven. La retrataron como río de el cual un árbol de pera espinosa laden con la fruta, que simbolizó el corazón humano.
Chiminigagua - el deity del creador de la cultura de Chibcha en Colombia. Él hizo los pájaros negros grandes que llevaron la luz concluído las montañas, él a la izquierda el resto de la creación a otros.
Cinteotl - el divinity del maíz de Aztec. En abril la gente le ofreció sangre.
Coatlicue - significado literal: ' la señora de la serpiente '. Ella era la diosa de la tierra de Aztec y la madre del dios tribal del Aztecs.
Coyolxauhqui - literalmente, ' alarmas de oro. Cuando su madre, Coatlicue era embarazada por la vez última, horrorizaron a su descendiente. Coyolxauhqui acometido delante de sus hermanos y hermanas para advertir a su madre, pero el hijo nuevamente llevado de Coatlicue salió y mató a Coyolxauhqui y a todas sus hermanos y hermanas. Cuando Coatlicue le dijo recién nacida sobre su amabilidad de las hermanas, Huitzilopochti cortó el jefe de Coyolxauhqui y con él en los cielos como la luna, donde todavía brillan las alarmas de oro de su mejilla.
Coyote - el deity del trickster del mito del americano del sudoeste.
Damballah - el dios de gran alcance de la serpiente de la mitología de Voodoo. En el cielo sobre la isla de Haití, él se manifiesta en la compañía de su esposa Ayida como arco iris. Abarcan el mundo, serpientes entwined del aire que representan la unidad sexual.
Dohkwibuhch - en mitología de Snohomish, el deity dilatorio del creador-cambiador.
Dzelarhons - la princesa de la rana de la mitología de Haida. Ella llegó del mar con seis cargas de la canoa de la gente, que significa que una tribu entera en es donde las canoas alcanzan 40-50 pies en longitud. Su marido era Kaiti, el dios del oso.
Dzoavits - un ogre enorme. Según el Shoshoneans, Dzoavits robó a los niños de la paloma dos.
Ek Chuah - Literalmente: ' arranque de cinta negro de la guerra '. Este deity de Maya, representado con un ojo bordeado negro, era feroz y violento. Él también se refirió a los que murieron en batalla. Un aspecto cómodo de su carácter era su patrocinio de comerciantes.
EL Dorado - el rey dorado. Él era un rey del sacerdote que gobernó un reino que fue pavimentado y puesto con oro sólido. Su cuerpo fue cubierto en oro pulverizado.
Enumclaw - truene literalmente. Emumclaw fue acompañado por su hermano Kapoonis que era el dios del relámpago, mientras que Emumclaw era el dios del trueno.
Erzulie - la diosa del amante en el pantheon de Voodoo. Erzulie es la no la madre de la tierra ni madre de hombres, sino algo la diosa de fuerzas elementales - la amante ideal, pero trágica.
Estsanatlehi - Significado: ' la mujer que cambió. El deity respetado de los indios de Navajo. Esta diosa es única en el hecho que ella siempre está cambiando el ciclo directo y sin fin de vidas. Ella viene sea una vieja mujer, pero después crece joven otra vez.
Ghede - en la mitología de Haití, la figura hambrienta de Voodoo en el sombrero superior negro, la capa negra larga de la cola, y los cristales oscuros fijados en la encrucijada eterna, donde paso las almas de los muertos en su manera al guinee, el lugar del origen legendario y el domicilio de los dioses. Él es el dios de muertos, pero también el ' señor de la vida '.
Gluskap - Gluskap es un héroe cultural del fundador que se retiró del mundo después de realizar hazañas asombrosas a nombre de dios y de hombres.
Guinechen - Significado: ' amo de hombres '. El est supremo de las tribus de Auca de Chile, de los opositores más staunchest del Inca, y más adelante del español, regla.
Hahgwehdiyu - en mitología de Iroquois el buen deity del creador. Él es el hijo de la diosa del cielo, de Ataensic y del hermano gemelo de Hahgwehdaetgah, el alcohol malvado. Hagwehdiyu formó el cielo con la palma de su mano, hizo sus madres la cara el sol e hizo la luna y las estrellas de sus pechos. Él hizo su cuerpo la tierra como fuente de la fertilidad.
Hiawatha - la tradición de Iroquois hace Hiawatha un sabio del décimosexto-siglo. Él era instrumental en causar las cinco tribus de Iroquois conocidas como ' las cinco naciones.
Hisakitaimisi - o Hisagitaimisi, el nombre significa ' el amo de la respiración ', el deity supremo del indio del cala, los constructores del montón de los Estados Unidos south-eastern.
Huacas - cosas sagradas.
Huitaca - la diosa de la indulgencia, de la embriaguez, y de la licencia.
Huitzilopochtli - el único deity puramente del origen de Aztec, de su ' pájaro azul significado nombre del tarareo a la izquierda ' y del él era el dios de la guerra. Lo creyeron ser el sol, el guerrero más joven nacido cada día. Sus símbolos de la autoridad corresponden a ése en el señor de las flores y del guarda de las almas.
Ku de Hunbab - de Hunbab, ' el solo dios '. Él es el deity alejado del creador en la creencia de Maya y he was the one that renewed the world after its first three deluges.
Ictinike - The deceitful son of the sun god in the mythology of Iowa, a principle Sioux tribe.
Iglauk - One of the names of the Eskimo moon god. In Alaska Igaluk is the supreme deity: he directs natural phenomena. Under his authority are all the creatures the elsewhere belonged to the sea goddess Sedna.
Inti - The Inca sun god. He was looked upon as the ancestor of the Incas, whom he had sent down in order to assist the development of civilization.
Itzamna - In the Maya pantheon, the most active and important deity. Son of the creator Hunbab, Itzamma was the lord of the heavens, and also lord of the day and the night. He was represented as a kindly old man with toothless jaws, sunken sheeks and a pronounced nose.
Ixchel - In Maya mythology, the angry old woman who emptied the vials of her wrath upon the earth and assisted the sky serpent in causing deluge. Ixchel was a malevolent deity, the goddess of floods and cloud bursts.
Ixtab - The Maya goddess of suicide depicted as hanging from the sky with a rope around her neck and closed eyes and decomposing cheeks.
Iyatiku - The corn goddess of the Keresan Puebelos.
Jaguar - The fanged god of pre-Columbian region in South America. Statues of deities with staring eyes and double fangs exist dating from very early times.
Kanassa - In Kuikuru mythology, the creator deity and the bringer of fire.
Kasogonga - According to the Chaco tribes, the people were the original inhabitants of the Argentinean grasslands, the Pampas, rain was produced by a female spirit hanging in the sky known as Kasogonga.
Kici Manitu - Meaning: 'the great spirit'. The Supreme deity of the Algonquins, Kici Manitu was credited with the creation of earth, men, animals, and plants.
Kononatoo - Meaning: 'our maker'. The Warau Indians of Guiana believe that Kononatoo wished them to live in heaven.
Koshare - The Koshare were the first men in the minds of the Pueblo Indians. Today, the Koshare are clowns who enliven the Pueblo dance with their antics.
Kuat - The sun god in Kamaiuran mythology.
Kukulcan - Possibly the Mayan wind god, counterpart of the Aztec plumed serpent Quetzalcoatl. Kukulcan seems to be as much of a cultural founder hero as well as a god of the wind.
Kumush - Kumush was the old man of the ancients according to the Modoc Indians of northern California
Kururumany - According to the Arawak Indians who live in the Orinoco basin of South America, this deity was the creator of men.
Kwatee - Or Kivati, the changer or trickster god of the Indian tribes resident in the Puget Sound region of Washington. It was Kwatee and his assistants who transformed the ancient world into the world today.
Legba - Derived from the West African ancestor god Lebe, 'the old man at the gate' in the Voodoo cult of Haiti is Legba, a god identified with the sun.
Manco Capac - Or Ayar Manco, he is the semi-legendary founder of the Inca dynasty.
Masewi - The twin brothers of Pueblo mythology are Masewi and Oyoyewa, whom the universal mother sent into the world to place the sun correctly in the sky and to assign people to their clans.
Mavutsinim - The Kamaiura Indians, the inhabitants of the Xingu river in Brazil, say that in the beginning there was only Mavutsinim, the creator.
Mictlantecuhtli - The Aztec god of death, who ruled the restful and silent kingdom of the dead Mictlan.
Napi - The word meant old man and he was the creator deity of the Blackfoot Indians, a tribe of the Algonquin stock. It is suggested the Napi is a god of light rather than a solar deity.
Nayenezgani - The 'slayer of the alien gods'. He dealt power full blows to the evil spirits threatening the world. He may be seen as a war god, but he is more of a cultural hero. Nayenezgani appears to be a god of light.
Ogoun - The Voodoo warrior hero of Haiti, a divinity related to the Nigerian iron god Ogun. When in possessions of a devotee the fierce god wants a strong drink he will yell, 'My testicles are cold'.
Oi - According to the tribes living along the Xingu river in Brazil, the remote past belonged to such legendary nations as the Oi. The people of Oi were very tall and sang in chorus as the walked.
Ometecuhtli - 'The dual god' is above the other gods in the Aztec pantheon, far above the events of the world, he is the master of duality and the source of all existence.
Pachacamac - Literally, 'earth maker'. An ancient creator deity of Peru. He may have originated among the coastal peoples as a fish god. The Incas adopted his cult and his name appears in the title of many rulers.
Pachamama - The earth goddess of the Incas. She received the sacrifices of llamas and other animals. Before the first Inca's entered their capital the killed a llama.
Page Abe - Literally, 'father sun'. Creator deity of the Tukano Indians.
Pamuri-mahse - In Tukano mythology, a semi-divine assistant of the sun god and creator.
Pinga - Pinga is a goddess that acts as the guardian of game, the controller of the hunt, the protectress of living and the helper of the angakut, 'medicine men'.
Potlatch - Literally, 'giving'. Potlach is an extravagant festival held on the northern Pacific coast in honor of Haida, the Noorka and the Kwakiutl.
Punotshiyo - According to the blackfeet, the earth belongs to Punotshiyo. He is highly respected and receives manyn sacrifices.
Quetzalcoatl - The plumed serpent god of Central America. He was the giver of breath and the god of the winds. At the same time he was a creator deity, identified with the son, the god who descended into the land of the dead, mictlan.
Sedna - The sinister sea goddess of Eskimo mythology. Only an angakoq could stand the hideous sight of her. Sedna was one who did not want to marry, turned down suitors, and only favored a bird or a dog. Her domain was Adlivun, housed the spirits of those who disobeyed her during life.
Si - The Mochica moon god. The great Si assumed the hegemony of the gods as he had the ability to control the elements, storms and the calendar.
Sinaa - The feline ancestor of the Juruna. Sinaa, like his father, had his eyes set in the back of his head. Sinaa was very old, but became young again each time he took a bath. The end of the world will come when Sinaa pulls down the giant forked stick that holds up the sky.
Sta-au - According to the Blackfoot Indians, the Sta-au were ghosts of the wicked people.
Tecciztecal - In Aztec mythology he was the old man who carried a large white seashell on his back. He was the old moon god and represented a male form of the planet, even its rising from the ocean.
Tezcatlipoca - Literally, 'smoking mirror'. His name refers to the black obsidian mirror used by Aztec magicians to descry the future. He was the patron of warriors, he was the original sun god turned into a tiger by Quetzalcoatl, he was a trickster god associated with witches, thieves and evil doers in general and last he was and all-powerful deity who could give or take life.
Tieholtsodi - In Navaho mythology, the water monster. He is king of the ocean.
Tlaloc - The rain god of ancient Mexico, worshipped by the Toltecs and the Aztecs. He was the controller of clouds, rain, lightning and mountain springs.
Tlauixcalpantecuhtli - A destructive deity identified with Venus in Tollan. In his several phases this deity, retained by the Aztecs, threatened ill to various social classes.
Tlazolteotl - In Aztec mythology the goddess of filth. She was associated with witchcraft and purification of sin. She was the power behind all forms of bad behavior, her special weapon was sex.
Tonapa - Or Conapa, his name meant 'heat bearing'. He was one of the assistants of the creator deity of Peru.
Tonatiuh - The Aztec sun god. Fourth in a series of suns, he gave power to warriors. Only through continual sacrifice and moral virtue would the sun be sustained.
Tonenili - The name of this rain god means 'water sprinkler'. A deity that is associated with having fun and being of a trickster nature, Tonenili carries a water pot and is represented by a masked man who enacts the part of a clown.
Tsohanoai - The Navaho Sun god. He is conceived as a man who carries the sun on his back.
Tulungusaq - The crow father in the myths of the Alaskan Eskimos.
Tzai-daltai - The fetishes worn by Apache Indians in New Mexico. They are usually carved from lightning river wood, generally pine or cedar. Tzai-daltai offer protection to the wearer.
Uaica - The Asclepius of the Juruna.
Ueuecoyotl - The trickster god of Ancient Mexico: his spontaneity was greatly favored by the puritanical Aztecs.
Uixtocihuatl - In June the Aztec women celebrated the festival of this 'salt goddess'.
Vai-mahse - 'the master of animals'. Vai-mahse was looked upon as the most important spirit of the forest by the Tukano Indians. His body was that of a dwarf painted in red and he looked over the game of the hunter.
Viracocha - The supreme being of the Incas: a storm and sun god. He was Illa, 'light; Tici, 'the beginning of things; and Viracocha 'the lake of creation.
Wakonda - Wakonda is the source of all wisdom and power, the everlasting fount that sustains the world and the medicine man.
Watauineiwa - A benevolent sky god who made and sustained the world.
Wishpoosh - The beaver monster who refused to allow anyone to fish, according to the Nez Perce Indians of Washington.
Wiyot - Wiyot fathered a race of beings that preceded mankind according to certain Indian tribes of California.
Wonomi - Literally 'no death'. The sky father and the supreme being of the Maidu Indians of California.
Xaman Ek - The snub nosed god of the North Star, 'the guide of the merchants'.
Xipetotec - The flayed lord, an enigmatic Aztec deity. He was the lord of penitential torture, the symbol of sacrifice, the way of spiritual liberation.
Xiuhtecuhtli - The fire god in Aztec cosmology he was the great pillar running from the fire in the Aztec underworld through the fire in the homes of the earth.
Xochipilli - The Aztec god of flowers and the lord of souls.
Xochiquetzal - Literal meaning: the most precious flower. The Aztec goddess of the flowering and fruitful surface of the earth.
Xolotl - The dog or animal. An Aztec deity with a deformed shape, the bringer of misfortune.
Yanauluha - The great medicine man of Zuni mythology. His medicine staff is painted in bright colors and decorated with feathers and shells represents the foundation of the Zuni religion.
Yolkai Estsan - According to the Navahos, she was 'the white shell woman'. She is connected to the sea.
Yum Kaax - Literal meaning 'lord of the forests'. The Maya agricultural deity, under the protection of the rain god Chac.
Zombie - A soulless body. In the Voodoo culture of Haiti, a zombie is the slave of a magician. Ghede has the power to animate corpses as Zombies.