Kupay (also known as Supay) is a deity in Andean mythology, often associated with the underworld, death, and darkness. In Inca mythology, Supay was the god of the underworld and ruler of the demons. He was also associated with mining and treasures found underground. Supay was often depicted as a terrifying figure with a monstrous appearance. He was feared and respected, and offerings were made to him to appease him and prevent misfortune. The belief in Supay reflects the Andean people’s understanding of the cycle of life and death and the mysteries of the underworld.
Kupay (Supay)
Creature Types: N/A
Mythological/Cultural Origins: Indigenous (Andean)
Roles/Functions in Lore: Ruler of the Underworld
Literary Sources/Traditions: Other (Andean Mythology)
Historical/Legendary Time Periods: Prehistoric
Attributes/Powers: Darkness, Death
Alignments/Moral Standings: Malevolent
