The Myths of Mexico & Peru (Illustrated) (Myths and Legends of the Ancient World Book 5)

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by Spence,Lewis


  The Granting of Fire

  The Kiche Babel

  The Last Days of the First Men

  Death of the First Men

  American Migrations

  Cosmogony of the “Popol Vuh”

  Antiquity of the “Popol Vuh”

  The Father-Mother Gods

  Gucumatz

  Hurakan

  Hun-Apu and Xbalanque

  Vukub-Cakix and his Sons

  Metrical Origin of the “Popol Vuh”

  Pseudo-History of the Kiche

  Queen Móo

  The Funeral Chamber

  The Frescoes

  The Soothsayers

  The Royal Bride

  Móo’s Refusal

  The Rejected Suitor

  Aac’s Fierce Wooing

  Prince Coh

  The Murder of Coh

  The Widowhood of Móo

  The Manuscript Troano

  CHAPTER VI: THE CIVILISATION OF OLD PERU

  Old Peru

  The Country

  The Andeans

  A Strange Site

  Sacsahuaman and Ollantay

  The Drama-Legend of Ollantay

  The Love-Story of Curi-Coyllur

  Mother and Child

  The Races of Peru

  The Coming of the Incas

  The Quichua-Aymara

  The Four Peoples

  The Coming of Manco Ccapac

  The Peruvian Creation-Story

  Local Creation-Myths

  The Character of Inca Civilisation

  An Absolute Theocracy

  A Golden Temple

  The Great Altar

  Planetary Temples

  The Mummies of Peru

  Laws and Customs

  The Peruvian Calendar

  The Festivals

  The Llama

  Architecture of the Incas

  Unsurpassed Workmanship

  The Temple of Viracocha

  Titicaca

  Coati

  Mysterious Chimu

  The Palace

  The Civilisation of Chimu

  Pachacamac

  Irrigation Works

  A Singular Discovery

  The Chibchas

  A Severe Legal Code

  A Strange Mnemonic System

  Practical Use of the Quipos

  The Incas as Craftsmen

  Pottery

  Historical Sketch of the Incan Peruvians

  The Inca Monarchs

  The First Incas

  Viracocha the Great

  The Plain of Blood

  The Conquest of Middle Peru

  Fusion of Races

  Two Branches of the Incas

  The Laws of Pachacutic

  Tupac-Yupanqui

  Huaina Ccapac

  The Inca Civil War

  A Dramatic Situation

  A Worthless Despotism

  CHAPTER VII: THE MYTHOLOGY OF PERU

  The Religion of Ancient Peru

  Totemism

  Paccariscas

  Worship of Stones

  Huacas

  The Mamas

  The Huamantantac

  Huaris

  Huillcas

  The Oracles of the Andes

  Lake-Worship in Peru

  The Lost Island

  The Thunder-God of Peru

  The Great God Pachacamac

  Peruvian Creation-Stories

  Pachayachachic

  Ideas of Creation

  Pacari Tampu

  Worship of the Sea

  Viracocha

  Sun-Worship in Peru

  The Sun’s Possessions

  Inca Occupation of Titicaca

  Pilgrimages to Titicaca

  Sacrifices to the New Sun

  The Citoc Raymi

  Human Sacrifice in Peru

  Methods of Medicine-Men

  Death by Suffocation

  The Obsequies of a Chief

  Peruvian Myths

  The Vision of Yupanqui

  The Bird Bride

  Thonapa

  A Myth of Manco Ccapac Inca

  Coniraya Viracocha

  The Llama’s Warning

  The Myth of Huathiacuri

  Paricaca

  Conclusion

  BIBLIOGRAPHY

  Mexico

  Central America

  Peru

  INDEX AND GLOSSARY

  A

  B

  C

  D

  E

  F

  G

  H

  I

  J

  K

  L

  M

  N

  O

  P

  Q

  R

  S

  T

  U

  V

  W

  X

  Y

  Z

 

 

 


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