Andean/Incan and Aaseevagam Pantheons

Comparison of Andean/Incan deities with ancient Thamizh deities of Aaseevagam Pantheon:

Andean/ Incan deity	Characteristics or Epithets	Symbols and Root words	Matching Traits, Symbols in Thamizh Culture or other Cultures	Aaseevagam deity corresponding
Andes Mountain Range	East?		Andhi = Evening/ Sunset	West Direction
Bochica	Morals, laws, agriculture, metalworking, crafts	Bearded man from east	Bo-yang of China, the Lao Tzu of Taoism	Bogar Sidhdhar,  a disciple and propagator of Murugan's teachings
Illapa	Weather God of rain, thunder and farming			Indran as Rain and farming deity
Inca	People of the Andes Mountains		El = God + Ko = King Elko > Enko >  Inco > Inca
Inti	Sun God /Solar deity, Son of Viracocha	Pleiades, Venus, Inti sundial at Machu Pichu, Inti Raymi - winter solstice/ Sun Festival, sowing	El = god + Thee = fire/sun	Murugan, founder of tropical calender
Kon	God of rain, wind		Kole = herder’s staff, Kon = Herder King	Murugan
Machu Picchu	Old person peak?		Machcham = Fish Pachai = Green	Meenatchi, goddess of the seas, Murugan’s many journeys as an old sage
MamaCocha/Qucha	sea and fishes, guardian of sailors and fishermen, goddess of all bodies of water, including lakes, rivers, and even human - made watercourses			Meenatchi, sea and fish goddess or Pachaimma, farming and freshwater goddess
Mama Killa	goddess  of moon, menstrual cycle/fertility, marriage, protector of women	Lunar calendar + solar calendar	Xochiquetzal in Aztec	Neelamabigai + Pachaiamma’s aspects
Mama-Pacha /Pachamama	Earth, fertility, time, planting, harvesting	Water, earth, sun and moon		Pachaiamma, the Green Goddess
Mama Occlo	Goddess of fertility, spun thread			Pachaiamma
Pacha Kamaq	Creator of the World, husband of Pachamama	Pacha camac, a coastal town with Temple of the Sun	Pacha = Green	Murugan-Pachaiamma
Quipu	Threads as documents			Kurippu = Notes/ Documents
Viracocha/ Apu – Qun/ also Kon Tiki	creator deity of sun, moon, stars, civilization, primary deity “Great, all knowing, powerful”	Bearded man from the sea, depicted with tears in eyes	Veera = Brave, Ko= Ruler,  Aan = male Veera+ Ko +Aan = Brave King "Appan Kumaran" > Appan Kum > Apu Qun, "Kon", the herder king with Kole in hand, Aztec  Quetzalcoatl,   Islamic Al-Khadr, Yazidhi myth of Malek Taus crying for millenia, Greek Ares, Roman Mars, Nabatean:  Al-Quam  (Al-Kum i.e. God Kumaran)  Warrior god and protector of caravans and people.	Kumaran/Murugan
Staff god		Staff, snakes, clawed feet		Murugan as Dhandayudhapaani
Tiwanaku	Agricultural centre	Gateway of the sun and moon	Theevu = Island Naga = speaking humans	Kumari Kandam, Ilangai or Lanka