Lords of the Night cycle

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The Lords of the Night cycle is a sequence of nine deities in the Maya calendrical system that govern successive nights in a repeating ritual and divinatory pattern.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya calendrical cycle
divinatory cycle
ritual cycle
associatedWithCulture Maya civilization NERFINISHED
governs successive nights
governsAspectOf omens of the night
ritual timing
hasComponent G1
G2
G3
G4
G5
G6
G7 NERFINISHED
G8
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hasConceptualRole ordering of nocturnal time
hasCycleLength 9 nights
hasDomain astral symbolism
religion
timekeeping
hasFunction divinatory interpretation of nights
ritual regulation of nights
hasNumberOfDeities 9
hasOrdering fixed sequence of nine deities
hasReligiousRole patronage of specific nights
hasRepetitionPattern continuous repeating sequence
hasScriptRepresentation Maya hieroglyphs NERFINISHED
hasTypeOfDeity night deity
isCyclic true
partOf Maya calendrical system
relatedTo Maya day lords NERFINISHED
Tzolkʼin calendar NERFINISHED
repeatsEvery 9 nights
temporalScope night
usedFor prognostication
selection of ritual dates
usedIn Maya divination
Maya ritual practice

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Maya calendar hasComponent Lords of the Night cycle