Chinchaycamac

Chinchaycamac was worshipped by the Chincha, a seafaring and trading people of the coastal valley of Chincha in Peru. The Chincha kept a rich and prominent oracle of this name, probably near their capital at La Centinela, where great adobe pyramids stand.

The Chincha believed themselves descended from jaguars and ocelots, and worshipped a feline god. Their kingdom, flourishing from the eleventh century, was absorbed into the Inca empire around 1480.