In the Inca pantheon, the sun god is known as Inti. Revered as the ancestor of the Inca people, Inti symbolizes vitality and fertility, illuminating the importance of the sun for agriculture and daily life. Festivals and rituals were held in his honor, reflecting the Inca’s deep respect for nature. As a central figure in their mythology, Inti represents not just a deity but the interconnection between divine presence and the natural world, crucial for the sustenance of their civilization.