Chiminigagua (chee-mee-nee-GAH-gwah)
Mesoamerican Deity
Chiminigagua
Before light warmed the mountains and rivers of the Andes, Chiminigagua existed as pure radiance—unformed, omnipresent, and benevolent. The Muisca remember him as the primal force that cracked open the celestial shell, releasing the golden birds who carried sunlight to the earth. Chiminigagua is not a ruler in the sense of command; he is the sustainer, the unseen initiator of cosmic order. His breath stirred the void into harmony. Though never worshipped in temples or depicted with effigies, his presence was felt in every sunrise, in the calm surface of sacred lakes, and in the golden sheen of tumas passed from one generation to the next.
Chiminigagua does not govern with thunder nor demand sacrifice. His is the light that enabled all other gods to move, the still brilliance behind every living thing. He birthed the power of the sun and retreated, content to be known not by name, but by the continuation of life itself.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
In humanoid form, Chiminigagua appears as a figure of radiant androgyny, skin shimmering like burnished gold, eyes vast and deep as sky before dawn. Their body glows with an inner luminescence that never casts shadow. Feathered cloaks ripple across their shoulders like the wings of the birds they once sent forth, and every movement trails faint echoes of dawnlight. They speak rarely, but when they do, their voice resonates like sunlight warming stone.
Mental characteristics
Sexuality
Chiminigagua’s love is gentle and generative, more akin to a cosmic kindness than personal desire. They are drawn not to form but to harmony, to those who act in accord with the rhythms of the earth and sky. To be loved by Chiminigagua is to feel guided, not possessed; warmed, not consumed. Their intimacy is like light itself—quiet, pervasive, and life-giving.
Lineage
Family Tree
Species
Ethnicity
Realm
Date of Birth
Evos Todhchaí
Gheydh
Gheydh
Children
Sex
Andro
Sexuality
Celestiaphilic
Ruled Locations
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