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FFFFFFFFFFFFFFCreencias religiosas de los incas
La antigua civilización Incaera muy apegada a sus creencias religiosas basadas en los astros del cielo. El principal dios del imperio incaico era el Inti o Sol, que rivalizó con el dios Wiracocha. Cada uno de estos dioses tuvomayor o menor acogida en diferentes épocas del imperio. Sin embargo, la fiesta religiosa más importante y que hasta la actualidad perdura estaba destinado al Inti. Se puede llegar allí vía vuelos aLima.
El Inti Raymi se celebraba posiblemente desde mucho tiempo antes de la conformación del imperio incaico. No obstante el nombre con el que se le conoce es de procedencia incaica sin duda.
El IntiRaymi se celebra cada 24 de junio durante el solsticio de invierno del hemisferio sur del planeta y su traducción al español quiere decir “Fiesta del Sol“.
De los cuatro festivales que se celebrabanen el imperio, el Inti Raymi era la fiesta más grande e importante, siguiéndole en orden de importancia el Capac Raymi. El cronista nativo Guaman Poma de Ayala y el mestizo Inca Garcilazo de la Vegadejaron constancia de esta gran celebración. La última vez que se llevó a cabo el Inti Raymi en presencia de un emperador inca fue en el año 1535. Posteriormente, en el año 1572, el...