The Principal Gods of the Incas
The Incas (in Peru) worshipped Inti, the sun, as their ancestor. His sister and wife was Mama Kilya, the moon. Two of the supreme gods, Pachacamac (god of fire and the earth) and Viracocha (god of rain and water) are considered their children.
Viracocha, whose sister and wife, Mama Cocha, was the mother of the sea, was also regarded as the creator god. The first world he created was a world of darkness, populated by giants he had made of stone. However, they were disobedient and he punished them by sending a great flood upon them. He then made humans from clay and illuminated the world by sending the sun, the moon and the stars into the firmament from his dwelling place at Lake Titicaca.
After teaching humans how to live in the world, he departed on a boat, just as the Aztec Quetzalcoatl did.