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|predecessor = [[Muisca religion and mythology|Muisca myths]] |birth_place = [[Muisca Confederation]] ...

| ethnicity = [[Muisca people|Muisca]] | nation = [[Muisca Confederation]] ...

{{short description|God of war in the Muisca religion of South America}} | type = Muisca ...

| partof = [[Muisca Confederation|Muisca Confederation wars]] | place = [[Chocontá]], [[Muisca Confederation]] ...

| subject = [[Chibcha language|Chibcha]], [[Muisca numerals|numerals]] ...on_Muisca.jpg|thumb|right|260px|'''Muisca numerals''' (1-10 and 20) in the Muisca script]] ...

...n Humboldt - Ciudad de Santa Fe]</ref> Important [[List of Muisca scholars|scholars]] who wrote about the ''iraca'' were [[Lucas Fernández de Piedrahita]], [[ ...ma]] based in [[Duitama|Tundama]], today known as the city of Duitama. The Muisca were one of the four advanced civilizations of the Americas, between the [[ ...

{{Short description|Goddess in Muisca religion of South America}} | type = Muisca ...

| type = [[Muisca religion|Religious site]] ...ica y Tecnológica de Colombia]]<br />[[List of Muisca and pre-Muisca sites|Muisca sites]] ...

...ica y Tecnológica de Colombia]]<br />[[List of Muisca and pre-Muisca sites|Muisca sites]] | abandoned = [[Spanish conquest of the Muisca|Spanish conquest]] ...

...was inhabited by the [[Muisca people|Muisca]], organised in their loose [[Muisca Confederation]]. Gachancipá, as the name suggests, was ruled by the ''[[zi In the late 18th century [[List of Muisca scholars|Muisca scholar]] [[José Domingo Duquesne]] was based in Gachancipá. A school in ...

...Guatavita]].<ref name=website/> In the [[Muisca religion|religion]] of the Muisca, the [[Siecha Lakes]] were considered sacred.<ref>{{cite book |author=Ocamp According to [[friar]] and [[List of Muisca scholars|Muisca scholar]] [[Bernardo de Lugo]] the name Guasca is derived from ''guâ'', "m ...

...''cacique'' of certain settlements were guarding larger areas. The main [[Muisca rulers|leaders]] of the community were the ''[[zipa]]'' based in [[Funza|Ba ...o'' in Hunza. What followed were several other expeditions to parts of the Muisca Confederation and the foundation of the city of [[Bogotá]] on August 6, 15 ...

...ia|History]], [[archaeology]], [[anthropology]], [[Women in Muisca society|Muisca women]] ...ustín]], [[Nariño Department|Nariño]], [[Tairona]] and the [[Muisca people|Muisca]], predominantly about their use of [[halite|salt]] from the mines of [[Nem ...

| fields = [[Archaeology]] & [[anthropology]] of the [[Muisca]] | known_for = Archaeology, anthropology, [[Muisca mummification|mummies]], [[Sun Temple (Sogamoso)|Sun Temple]] ...

*[[List of Muisca scholars]] {{Muisca navbox|Research}} ...

| subject = [[Spanish conquest of the Muisca]]<br>[[List of conquistadors in Colombia|Conquistadors in Colombia]]<br>[[H ...in the [[Muisca raft]]; the initiation ritual of the ''[[zipa]]'' of the [[Muisca Confederation]].<ref name=Carnero_p18>Rodríguez Freyle, 1979 (1638), p.18< ...

{{Muisca sidebar}} ...as ranging from 800 BCE to 800 CE,<ref>Kruschek, 2003</ref> although some scholars date it as early as 1500 BCE.<ref>Langebaek, 1995, Ch. 4, p. 70</ref> ...

...nd contributed to the knowledge of the [[Herrera Period]], [[Muisca people|Muisca]], [[Panche people|Panches]], [[Quimbaya culture|Quimbaya]] and more.<ref n *[[List of Muisca scholars]] ...

| known_for = [[Muisca people|Muisca studies]], [[coca]] research ...gical evidences, especially the [[Herrera Period]] and the [[Muisca people|Muisca]].<ref name=WorldCat>[http://0-www.worldcat.org.novacat.nova.edu/identities ...

| related = [[Guahibo people|Guahibo]], [[Muisca people|Muisca]], [[Sutagao people|Sutagao]], [[Tegua people|Tegua]], [[U'wa people|U'wa]] ...px|Map of pre-Columbian civilizations. The '''Guayupe''' lived east of the Muisca]] ...