Explanation of the Five Sacred Days in the Past

Explicación de los Cinco Días Sagrados en el Pasado

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Subject LanguageIxil
Language PID(s)ailla:119533
Title [Indigenous]Talax Inuqul ti' u O' Q'ij Sna'yaj
Language of Indigenous Titleixl
TitleExplanation of the Five Sacred Days in the Past
Language CommunityChajul
Country(ies)Guatemala
Place CreatedSalon de Fundamaya, Vi' Patna, Quiché, Guatemala
Date Created2018-02-22
Description [Indigenous]U q’esla q’es nik iyolone’ ti’ ikaj u txaala q’ij uva’ o’ q’ij chich e’lij tan atch kaj uva' ivinqisal u vatz tx'ava', tul katetz tzop u ova’l q’ij, kat ok vet b'en u kajva’l q'ij a'e u kajval alkalte q'ij ni sutchq' svatzaq, atetz vet o’ tu b’axa q’ij tetz u ak’ ya’b’, at tchaqpaqul nik kusotz vete’ tan mamala jab’al, saq’ij ati tul a’ ib’ij u q’ij nik ib’en sti’ chich u mama’ s-eche.
Language of Indigenous Descriptionixl
DescriptionThe gentleman talks about the sacred days that we know today as the five sacred days. They have always been, since the foundation of the world, ending the five sacred days. The four days begin, which are the four mayors who are taking turns. We are on the first day of the new Year. Sometimes we get confused by the intensity of winter or summer. It is because of the same meanings of the days of the Maya calendar that are happening in each season of the year, our spiritual guide tells us.
GenresOratory
Source NoteIXIL-CJL-ORA-TOM-2018-02-22-0120
References
Contributor(s) Individual / RoleLaynez, Tomás (Speaker)
Caba Mendoza, Pedro (Creator)
Mateo Ramírez, Domingo (Creator, Transcriber, Translator)
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