Chaac

Chaac is the Mayan god of rain, thunder, and lightning, central to the agricultural practices of the ancient Maya civilization. He is often depicted with a serpent as a nose, holding an axe, which symbolizes his control over storms and rainfall. Chaac was crucial for crop cultivation, as rain was essential for farming in the region. The Maya prayed to him for favorable weather and to ensure successful harvests. He is sometimes associated with fertility and is celebrated in various rituals and ceremonies that reflect the importance of water in sustaining life and agriculture.