Inca gods
This site brings together everything about the Inca pantheon. Three paths lead to the same goal: interviews, facts, and legends. Perusino asks cheeky questions, Perusina provides insightful context, and the legends deliver goosebump-inducing tales without the need for a nightlight.
At a glance
- Topic: Inca gods, meanings, roles and stories
- Structure: Interviews, facts, captions
- Orientation: Three entry points to prevent anyone accidentally ending up at the wrong deity
Starting points
Perusino's Interviews
Questions that adults wouldn't ask and gods wouldn't expect. Short, clear dialogues with wit and pace.
Perusina's Facts
Who is who, what does each deity represent, and what symbols are associated with them? Clearly explained, without any dust on the shelf.
Gods Legends
Stories, myths, and traditions. Told in an exciting way and structured so that you can quickly get into it.
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orientation
When a quick overview is needed
The facts section provides the basics so that names, responsibilities and symbols are immediately familiar.
When fast-paced entertainment is desired
Interviews are suitable for short reading snippets and also provide the most important points in a conversational format.
When a story is needed
The legends connect figures and motifs so that the world of the gods is more than just a list.
FAQ
What belongs on this hub page?
Links to your three areas, a brief classification and clear orientation so that visitors can quickly find the right entry point.
Which gods are supposed to appear here later?
There is space for all the important deities and beings from the Inca world. Content is bundled across the three areas, not duplicated.
How are links set correctly?
The three buttons will be assigned the actual shop URLs of your subpages. As long as these are missing, the placeholders will remain.