• Apo- Mountain God.
• Apocatequil- Lighting God 
• Apu Illapu- Head of the Day
• Catequil- God of Thunder and lightling.
• Cavillaca- Virgin goddess who became pregnant from eating a fruit made from the sperm of the moon God, Coniraya.
• Chasaca- Goddess of the planet Venus, the dawn and dusk. She is the servant of the sun and protector of virgins and young girls.
• Chasca Coyllur- God of flowers and the protector of maidens.
• Cocomama- Goddess of Health, wealth and happiness.
• Coniraya- Moon God
• Copacati- Lake Goddess
• Ekkeko- God of wealth and Property.
• Huaca- A group of Gods of nature, found in the shape of rocks, mountain, trees, lakes, etc.
• Illapa- God of weather, especially thunder, lighting, and rain. Seen as a man carrying a club and rocks in his hands, or as a man in shinning clothes.
• Inti- Sun God and the Protector and ancestors of the Incas. He is portrayed as a shinning, golden disc with a human face.
• Ka-Ata-Killa- Moon Goddess.
• Kon-God of the Rain and southern wind. Brings the rain from the north, and takes it with him when he returns.
• Mama Allpa- Goddess of Harvest.
• Mama Cocha- Goddess of the Sea and provider of the sea's bounty.
• Mama Oello- Mother Goddess of all Incas, taught them spinning.
• Mama Pacha (Pacha Mama)- Goddess of Earth, and overseer of planting and harvesting.
• Mama Quilla- Moon Goddess and Wife of Sun God, Inti. Oversaw marriages, feast days, and the calendar.
• Manco Capac- god of fire and progenitor of the Inca
• Pachacamac- Earth god.
• Paricia- God who flooded the earth.
• Punchau- Warrior God
• Supay- god of Death and lord of the underworld.
• Urcaquary- God of buried/underground treasures.
• Vichama- Son of Inti, also a death God
• Viracocha- the supreme deity.
• Zaramama- Goddess of grain and corn   

Sources: <www.tqnyc.org/NYC041061/Inca%20Gods%20and%20Goddesses1.htm>