It oversees trivial events such as selection of wives or husbands to the all-important construction of the temple. Personally I would never go to a fortuneteller to have him tell me who my wife is.
The Incas of Peru1.
The Inca civilization developed and flourished in the Andes valleys of Huaylas, Cuzco and Titicaca. The name Inca originally came from the ruling party but over time it was used both as the name for the ruler and the people. As with the Aztecs, "so with the Incas: religious ideology was the force that transformed the culture". They believe that the mummified dead rulers were the link between the Sun God and the people, so his mummified body is often consulted and paraded to friends" homes. Like the Aztecs the Incas ruled over many people, but the style of governing differs: Incas ruled by means of imperial control. These people that are controlled have to offer tributes to the authorities for the land that they farm on.
After reading the article on the Aztecs and the Incas, I realize that the two cultures have two things in common: one is that expanding territory by warfare, and tow is the fact that religion controls most of the lives of the people. One other interesting aspect of the religion is that fact that Confucianism has a point that is similar to the Inca religion: ancestral worship. Even though the Chinese do not mummify their dead ancestors, they do, however, offer their respect just as the Incas did.
Birth of Mesopotamian Civilization1.
The birth of Mesopotamian civilization occurred when the hunting-gathering nomadic groups banded together to farm and to seek comfort and convenience in the valleys of Tigris and Euphrates Rivers in modern Iraq within the single millennium, from 3500 to 2334 B.C. Little after the Mesopotamian civilization had been established the Harappan culture, Indus Valley Civilization, was established in the northwestern India and Pakistan.
