In Inca mythology, the creator god associated with the sun is Inti. Inti is revered as the sun god and considered the ancestor of the Inca people. He is associated with life, warmth, and prosperity, symbolizing the vital role of the sun in agriculture and daily life. The Incas believed that honoring Inti was essential for ensuring good harvests and maintaining harmony with nature. Festivals and rituals dedicated to Inti, such as the Inti Raymi, celebrated the winter solstice and expressed gratitude for his life-giving energy, reflecting the close relationship between the Incas and their environment.