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Yacatecutli. Tutelar god of travellers of the merchant class in Mexico, [114];
the Maya Ekchuah probably parallel with, [177]

Yahuarhuaccac. Seventh Inca, [283]

Yahuar-pampa (Plain of Blood). Battle of, [285]

Yamquisupa. Village; Thonapa and, [319]

Yanacaca. Rocks; in a myth of Paricaca, [327]

Yaotzin (The Enemy). A manifestation of Tezcatlipoca, [66]

Yatiri (The Ruler). Aymara name of Pachacamac in his form of Pachayachachic; Huaina Ccapac and, [299]

Year. The Mexican, [39], [40]

Yetl. God of natives of British Columbia, [12];
probably cognate with Quetzalcoatl, [12], [83]

Yma Sumac (How Beautiful). Daughter of Curi-Coyllur; in the drama Apu-Ollanta, [252]–253

Yoalli Ehecatl (The Night Wind). A manifestation of Tezcatlipoca, [66]

Yohualticitl. A name of Metztli, which see

Yolcuat. Form of Quetzalcoatl, [84]

Yopi. Indian tribe; Xipe adopted from, [92]

Yucatan. Settlement of the Maya in, [151]–152;
architectural remains in, [178]

Yucay. Inca ruins at, [269]

Yum Kaax (Lord of the Harvest Fields). Maya deity; God E probably identical with, [174]

Yunca. Name given to the tropical and lowland districts of Peru, [255]

Yupanqui Pachacutic. Ninth Inca, known also as Pachacutic. See Pachacutic