Mama Quilla

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Mama Quilla is the Incan moon goddess, revered as a protector of women and marriage and associated with the regulation of time and festivals.

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Mama Quilla canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Incan deity
goddess
lunar deity
associatedWith calendar
fertility
lunar calendar
marriage
menstruation
silver
women
cosmicRole controls phases of the moon
influences tides and natural cycles in Inca belief
culture Inca civilization
domain moon
night
function marking agricultural cycles
measurement of months
regulation of ritual calendar
gender female
importance major deity in Inca pantheon
second in importance after Inti in some traditions
materialSymbol silver
mythologicalRole sister of Inti in some myths
wife of Inti in some myths
parentOf Mama Ocllo
Manco Cápac
children of the sun
protectorOf married women
wives
women’s rights in marriage
relative Inti
Viracocha
religion Inca religion
role moon goddess
protector of marriage
protector of women
regulator of festivals
regulator of time
spouse Inti
symbol crescent moon
full moon
veneratedAs mother moon
queen of the night
worshippedBy Indigenous peoples of the Andes
surface form: Andean peoples

Inca people

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Inti spouse Mama Quilla
Inti relatedDeity Mama Quilla
Andean mythology hasDeity Mama Quilla
Mama Killa alsoKnownAs Mama Quilla