A benovolent yet strict God, who seeks to purify his people through fire.

"God", "Father", "King of the Old World", "Grandfather", "Old father"

The sun, fire, a wise old man with a golden staff

Fire

Prayers to the Saints

Burning of sinful possessions, burning offerings of loved items.

The stringing of prayer beads to create a chain. The believer's faith will be tested by being lowered into flame while praying. If the string breaks or catches on fire, the scattering of the beads is indictative of committing a sin from which you must repent.

This diety does not interract with its people

Huepatér was originally the patron saint or prophet of Ocelaciotl. When The Nobleman's Kingdom of Hattiania colonized Tu'leren Kingdom, they criminalized the worship of Ocelaciotl and elected Huepatér as the new patron saint chosen for Tu'leren under Suviasm

They also stole Ocelaciotl's 7 Soveriegns and depicted them as Huepatér's prophets or concubines, depending on belief. The most common being originally the Sovereign of Life, La Maria, turned into the motherly prophet figure who mediates between humanity and Huepatér.