| Título | "K'iche' Winaq, The Intruders" |
| Publication Type | Book Chapter |
| Year of Publication | 2000 |
| Authors | van Akkeren, R |
| Book Title | Place of the Lord's Daughter : Rab'inal, its history, its dance-drama |
| Publisher | Research School CNWS, School of Asian, African, and Amerindian Studies |
| City | Leiden, Netherlands |
| Full Text |
Amaq' Uq'in k'at se refiere a la región poblada por un linaje que no pertenece al pueblo K'iche'. Los investigadores han interpretado el señalado pueblo como la nación Ilokab', mientras otros apuntan que fue el linaje de los Tamub'. The area initially settled by a non-K'iche' lineage, variously interpreted by scholars as Ilokab or Tamub' peoples.
According to Ruud van Akkeren, "Jun Tijax," or "One Flintknife," is a name of the god Tojil. He characterizes Tojil as "essentially a god of sacrifice" who "may appear as a sacrificial knife." According to Ximénez, he had been equated with Saint Paul the Apostle.
| Tema | Lamakib' |