All three tribes had many gods. All three tribes also practiced human sacrifice. The Maya had hundreds of gods. The ruling god of power was called K'awiil. The ruling dynasty of Copan saw him as their patron god. The Aztec also had many gods. Their main god’s name was named Huitzilopochtli. Huitzilopochtli was the god of the sun and the god of war. The Inca had many gods. Their supreme god was named Inti, and was the sun god. Another similarity in the religions of the Maya, Aztec, and Inca is that they all practiced human sacrifice. Human sacrifice was very commonly practiced for the Maya. They would do things like cut out the hearts of the victim, throw spears at the chest of the victim while tied up, and a few different strategies. They played a game called Pok-a-tok, and the captain of the losing team would be decapitated. The Aztecs inherited this game from the Maya, and played it
All three tribes had many gods. All three tribes also practiced human sacrifice. The Maya had hundreds of gods. The ruling god of power was called K'awiil. The ruling dynasty of Copan saw him as their patron god. The Aztec also had many gods. Their main god’s name was named Huitzilopochtli. Huitzilopochtli was the god of the sun and the god of war. The Inca had many gods. Their supreme god was named Inti, and was the sun god. Another similarity in the religions of the Maya, Aztec, and Inca is that they all practiced human sacrifice. Human sacrifice was very commonly practiced for the Maya. They would do things like cut out the hearts of the victim, throw spears at the chest of the victim while tied up, and a few different strategies. They played a game called Pok-a-tok, and the captain of the losing team would be decapitated. The Aztecs inherited this game from the Maya, and played it