In Incan mythology, the creator god of the universe is Viracocha. He is revered as the deity who created the heavens, the earth, and all living beings. Often depicted as a traveling god, Viracocha symbolizes the aspects of civilization, such as agriculture and community. His significance extends beyond creation; he also taught humans essential skills and established social order. Viracocha remains a pivotal figure in understanding the Incas' relationship with the universe and their beliefs regarding creation and life.