Maya goddess Ixchel (in some interpretations)

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Maya goddess Ixchel (in some interpretations) is a major Mesoamerican deity associated with the moon, fertility, childbirth, medicine, and weaving.

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Maya goddess Ixchel (in some interpretations) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya goddess
deity
associatedWith childbirth
fertility
medicine
moon
rainbow
water
weaving
category Maya goddesses
fertility goddesses
lunar deities
culture Maya civilization NERFINISHED
depictedAs old woman
young woman
domain female cycles
night
tides
functionInMythology controller of lunar cycles
giver of fertility
protector of women in labor
provider of medicinal knowledge
gender female
hasAspect mature mother aspect
old crone aspect
young maiden aspect
iconographicAttribute rainbow
snake headdress
water jar
languageOfName Yucatec Maya NERFINISHED
nameMeaningInterpretation "Lady Rainbow" (one common interpretation) NERFINISHED
notableCultCenter Cozumel sanctuary of Ixchel
patronOf childbirth
healers
midwives
pregnant women
weavers
region Mesoamerica NERFINISHED
religion Maya religion
role goddess of fertility
goddess of healing
goddess of midwifery
goddess of the moon
patroness of pregnant women
patroness of weavers
spouseInMythology Itzamna NERFINISHED
timePeriod Pre-Columbian era
worshippedBy Maya peoples NERFINISHED
worshipPlace Isla Mujeres NERFINISHED
Island of Cozumel NERFINISHED

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Xochiquetzal equivalentTo Maya goddess Ixchel (in some interpretations)