Viracocha is a prominent deity in Inca mythology, revered as the creator god who is associated with creation, civilization, and the celestial aspects of the universe. He is often depicted as a figure who emerged from the waters, symbolizing the creation of the world and its inhabitants. Viracocha is believed to have created the sun, moon, stars, and humans, and is often associated with the concepts of order, civilization, and culture.
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