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Buluc Chabtan

Pantheon: Mayan


Groups: Death Gods


Abode: The Underworld


Associations: War, Violence, Human Sacrifices, Sudden and/or Violent Death

Key Info

- Loves setting houses on fire, stabbing people with his spit (spear) then roasting them over a fire

- Often appears by the side of Ah Puch


Brief Bio

In Mayan mythology, Buluc Chabtan is the god of war, violence, and sudden death. He is a feared deity, often depicted with a black line around his eye and down his cheek, sometimes shown setting fire to buildings or roasting people on a spit. People prayed to him for success in war and to avoid his wrath, as he was associated with human sacrifice and sudden, violent death. 

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