IIxkuiduihin
IIxkuiduihin is a lesser-known deity in the pantheon of the ancient Mesoamerican civilization of the Zapotecs, primarily worshipped in the region of Oaxaca, Mexico. The name "IIxkuiduihin" translates to "the one who makes the heart beat," reflecting the deity's association with life, vitality, and the human heart. IIxkuiduihin is often depicted in Zapotec art and iconography as a figure with a heart-shaped emblem on their chest, symbolizing their role as the guardian of the heart and the source of life.
The cult of IIxkuiduihin is closely linked to the Zapotec calendar and the agricultural cycle. The deity
IIxkuiduihin is often invoked in rituals and ceremonies to seek healing, protection, and guidance. The deity
The cult of IIxkuiduihin has had a significant impact on Zapotec culture and society, shaping their beliefs,