Wichi-Lobos is a terrible being of the cosmological archive of the new cosmos after the Triumvirate. Its name is a fond or contemptuous deformation of Huitzilopochtli, the Mexica god of sun and war, attributed to Paul Claudel.
| Type | Entity |
| Origin | Deformation of Huitzilopochtli (Mexica) |
| Possible affiliation | Annunaki |
| Related to | Zila |
| Spanish entry | Wichi-Lobos |
Name
The archive records: “I remember Paul Claudel mocking Huitzilopochtli like that.” Nahuatl Huītzilōpōchtli (literally “left-handed hummingbird” or “hummingbird of the south”) becomes Wichi-Lobos, a phonetic composition that moves the god toward the territory of the wolf. The wolf is a fierce animal sharing the symbolic field of Scya (the woman among wolves) and of the standards of Gaul.
Depiction
The plate shows a wolf, upright, crowned with long quetzal feathers, wearing the pectoral and weapons of a Mexica warrior. It stands atop a stepped pyramid whose base is a row of skulls. Its raised hand holds a living, coiling feathered serpent. Behind it are the full moon and a heavy sky.
Annunaki hypothesis
The archive records that Wichi-Lobos may be one of the Annunaki, the creators rival to the Elohim and twelve dragons camouflaged by the Neorex: “Wichi-Lobos herself may be one of them.” The membership is tentative. If confirmed, the Mexica Huitzilopochtli is inscribed in the Sumerian-Annunaki pantheon.
Connection with Zila
It is stated that Wichi-Lobos is “a terrible being, also related to Zila,” another terrible entity of the archive. The relation awaits further development.
See also
- Stone Heads, receiving figures in the American Annunaki archive
- Solar Pitri, a Hindu creature operating in what serves as America
- The Supreme Ones