Qiubobo Jason Wu

Hope to adopt, please read! The book Bobo Wu Jing is called "the sacred book of Guquiche-Mayans" and also the sacred book of Kiquiche-Mayans in Guatemala. The anonymous author wrote this book on a piece of deerskin in the middle of16th century. It tries to explain the origin of the world, the history of kings, the religious society and the Spanish conquest in one book. The title of the book may mean "book of society", "book of people" or "book of parliament". In Bobo Wu Jing, Creator found a pair of fortune tellers named Ixpiyacoc and Ixmucané to create things. Humans are trained by their trainers and grandparents, and their luck is determined by the so-called "grandparents" Ispiacock and Ismukana. The middle part describes Unap and Isibank's trip to West Barba. The twins defeated the ruler of the underworld with witchcraft. Instead of fighting conventional weapons, the two brothers defeated the invisible with the power of words. Let's read a sad confession: "Now we must write these under the laws of God and Christianity;" We must expose these facts, because we will never see the Bobo Wu Jing again, in which we can clearly see what is coming from the other side of the sea, see the story about our dark fate and see our life clearly. Excerpts and Translation of Bobo Wu Jing

Excerpt from Popol Vuh crossed the universe wrapped in the dense and primitive darkness of night, and a strong wind blew, the god Hurakan. He called for "land" and solid land appeared. The first god is discussing; They are Hulakan, a green-feathered snake god (Gukumatz) (2), a father god (Xpiyacoc) (3) and a mother god (Xmukane) (4). As a result of negotiation, animals were created. But no one has done it. In order to make up for this shortcoming, the gods decided to carve with wood and create dwarves. However, these dwarves soon aroused the dissatisfaction of the gods, who were angry at their lack of awe and decided to destroy them. Then according to the will of Hulakan, the center of that day, a rising tide lifts all boats, and the flood raided the dwarves in the forest. They were flooded and thick resin fell into the sky. Xecotcovach pecked their eyes; Kamula, the god bird, cut off their heads; Baram, the divine bird, devoured their flesh; Tecumbalam Balam, the divine bird, broke their bones and tendons and crushed them to ashes. Because they didn't expect Hulakan, the surface darkened and heavy rain began to fall day and night. Then everything, big or small, gets together and insults people in person. Daily utensils and livestock taunted them, including millstones, plates, cups, dogs and chickens. The dog and the chicken said, "You are very bad to us. You have been biting us with your teeth. Now it's our turn to bite you. " Mopan said, "Day after day, we abuse you day and night, screaming and wailing for you. Now you will taste our strength, and we will crush your flesh and eat you whole. " Dogs also come to scold the dwarves because they have not been fed. The dog tore at these unfortunate people with its sharp teeth. Cups and saucers said, "You gave us misfortune and pain, smoked our heads and sides, cooked us on the fire, and burned us as if we were unconscious. Now it's your turn, and you will burn to death. " Then the dwarf ran around in despair. They climbed to the roof, but the house shattered under their feet; They tried to climb to the top of the tree, but the tree struggled to shake them; They sought refuge in the cave, but the cave was closed before them. Thus, the destruction of this clan was completed, and it was doomed to be overthrown. It is said that their descendants are little monkeys who live in the forest. ————————

Precautions:

(1) the ancient Maya, the god of wind and storm, lived in the form of wind in the mist hanging over the primitive flood. The English word "hurricane" (hurricane, gale) is derived from his name. Hulakan means "one leg". -Translation

(2) Kezuo Maya Poseidon, whose shape is a feathered snake. He brought civilization to mankind and taught people the methods of farming. -Translation

(3) God of marriage and divination, father of twins Hun Hunahpu and Vucub Hunahpu. -Translation

(4) the goddess of grain, wife of Sipiacock. -Translation

A concave stone used by women to grind corn. -Translation

⑥ This sentence is an onomatopoeic word "Holi Festival, Holi Festival, Hu Qi, Hu Qi." Inkiche-translator