Wiraqucha

Wiraqucha was the supreme god in pre-Inca and Inca belief. Pictured as a bearded man, he is said to have ordered the building of Tiwanaku, made the sun, moon and stars, and set time in motion by commanding the sun to cross the sky. Under the Inca he was the most important deity, followed by Inti.

One account has him make humanity on an island in Lake Titicaca, teach people how to live, then hand them over to lesser gods and vanish.