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Bacab (Mayan pronunciation: [ɓaˈkaɓ]) is the
generic Yucatec Maya name for the four
prehispanic aged
deities of the
interior of the
Earth and its water...
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interior of the
earth and of thunder, sky-carrier,
sometimes depicted as four
Bacabs that each
represent the directions. The
jaguar god of the underworld. Also...
- The name Hun Ahau ("One Lord")
appears frequently in the
Ritual of the
Bacabs, but is
never specified as a
death god. Ah Puch,
though often mentioned...
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Ritual of the
Bacabs is the name
given to a m****cript from the Yucatán
containing shamanistic incantations written in the
Yucatec Maya language. The m****cript...
- generally, Itzamná was the
creator of humankind, and also the
father of
Bacab (Francisco Hernández), a
fourfold deity of the
interior of the Earth. In...
- early-colonial (16th-century) period, such as the
Popol Vuh, the
Ritual of the
Bacabs, and (at
least in part) the
various Chilam Balam books Secondary sources...
- from
Lemmy to John the Bog,
Supernova and Sue Bennett. zac
bacab, tec
bacab and bac
bacab expounds upon
religious and
cosmological myths and sciences...
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Sangkara (Northwest)
Rudra (Southwest)
Hinduism portal Religion portal Bacab Bhairava Diggaja Dikpali Four
Heavenly Kings Four sons of
Horus Mahavidya...
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Bison in ****anese),
Sagat (formerly), and F.A.N.G.
Religion portal Anemoi Bacab Four
Dwarves (Norse mythology) Four Holy
Beasts Four
Living Creatures Four...
- Ah Puch
means to melt. He is
considered the
brother of
Nohochacyum and
Bacabs.
According to
Lacandon myth when a
person dies
Cizin burns the soul on his...
