Indian mythology story: Welikcha

a long time ago, the land of peru was dark and no light was seen.

there was only night, no day.

later, the founder, wilric, split the sky and the earth, but everything was still in the dark.

and welikchar created the first of them, and left them on the earth.

he was outraged that one of the leaders of the first group created by welikcha had violated welikcha.

he turned them all into stones.

welikcha is ready to end the long darkness.

and he created the sun, which brought forth bright light and dispersed the darkness of the earth.

he wants the sun to run in accordance with his command, to travel from the east to the west every day, day and night, to make the earth part day and night.

then he created the moon and the stars, and made the sky more colourful.

when the sun, the moon and the stars were made, he made a lot of rocks in human models.

there are stone statues of ordinary people, stone statues of pregnant women, stone statues of women with children, baby stone statues lying in the cradle, and head stone statues that direct and rule these people.

he set aside the statues and then made many of them on the other side.

when the statues were made, welikcha ordered his squires to look at them, remember the names written on each and tell them where they should live and breed.

after that, verakocha left two men behind and said to the rest: "go! go to the place where the sun sets, call people out of springs, rivers, caves and mountains and tell them what to do.” they're leaving.

they'll go where wellickcha told them.

whenever they go to a place, they call out to the names of the stones and say out loud: "come out! they live on this deserted land, which was instructed by the founder, welikcha.” so, as welikcha said, people came from all sides.

they're heading towards the sunset, and they're calling.

on the way, many were called from caves, rivers and mountains.

since then, the land has been inhabited.

and when welikcha was watching those who called the stones, and saw that they had arranged things according to their intentions, he said to the two people who stayed with him, "you two go like this and call out." he lets one go left, the other go right and call the indians out.

he left after welick sent two men.

willik is tall, wearing white robes to his feet, short hair, small hats, a holy book in his hand and sacred.

he walks and calls out.

when he arrived in the province of cachar, welikcha called out the local indians.

as soon as they came out, they were armed, armed and killed and attacked welikcha, trying to kill him.

welikcha immediately dropped the fire.

the indians saw the fire approaching, were terrified and threw their weapons at their feet.

welikchawhen they obeyed themselves, the fire went out.

to date, it is still visible that the burning mountain, and the burning stones around it, are about a square kilometre.

there is an idol of velikcha on the hill, facing the head of the fire.

williccha continues to move forward in order to fulfil his sacred mission of creating humanity.

he climbed a mountain and sat on top of it, calling out to a group of indians.

to date, these indians still live on the mountains.

they built a magnificent temple in the place where welikcha used to sit, where a statue of welikcha, with a pure gold, would sit on his back.

wee and quacha left there and proceeded.

on the way he called out a lot of people to cusco, and he stopped.

he created a leader here and named this place cusco.

willikcha left kusko and proceeded.

finally, he met with his men at the sea and entered the sea.

he and his men were as flat as they were when they walked on the earth。