Makemake

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Makemake is the creator god and chief deity in the traditional Rapa Nui (Easter Island) religion, associated with fertility, the birdman cult, and the island’s origin myths.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chief deity
creator god
deity
associatedWith Easter Island NERFINISHED
birdman cult
fertility
island origin myths
centralTo Rapa Nui birdman cult ideology
cosmicRole shaper of the world in Rapa Nui tradition
culture Rapa Nui NERFINISHED
depictedAs anthropomorphic figure
face with large eyes and no mouth in petroglyphs
domain abundance of food
creation
fertility of land
function guarantor of fertility and harvests
protector of the community
gender male
hasCultCenter Orongo ceremonial village NERFINISHED
hasPetroglyphsAt Ana Kai Tangata cave NERFINISHED
Orongo NERFINISHED
hasTitle supreme god of Easter Island
honoredThrough annual birdman competition
offerings and chants
influenced Rapa Nui social and ritual calendar
linkedRitual tangata manu (birdman) competition
mythology Rapa Nui mythology NERFINISHED
nameLanguage Rapa Nui language NERFINISHED
partOf Polynesian mythological tradition
relatedConcept sacred kingship on Rapa Nui
relatedTo Tangata manu (birdman) title holder NERFINISHED
religion Rapa Nui traditional religion NERFINISHED
role chief god of the Rapa Nui pantheon
creator of humanity in Rapa Nui mythology
sacredSite Motu Nui islet NERFINISHED
Rano Kau crater cliffs NERFINISHED
symbol birdman figure
masked human-like face
worshippedBy Rapa Nui people NERFINISHED
worshipPeriod pre-Christian era on Easter Island

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