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Gregorian year 12 months	Month 30 days	Rural year 12 or 13 months	Common year 20 months	Holy year 37 months	Symbols; "meanings" - activities
1	1	Ata	Ata	Ata	Jumping toad; "start of the year"
	2			Bosa	Nose and nostrils
	3			Mica	Open eyes and nose; "to look for", "to find"
	4			Muyhica	Two closed eyes; "black thing", "to grow"
	5			Hisca	Two fingers together; "green thing", "to enjoy"
	6			Ta	Stick and cord; "sowing" - harvest
	7			Cuhupqua	Two ears covered; "deaf person"
	8			Suhuza	Tail; "to spread"
	9			Aca	Toad with tail connected to other toad; "the goods"
	10			Ubchihica	Ear; "shining Moon", "to paint"
	11			Ata
	12			Bosa
2	13	Bosa		Mica
	14			Muyhica
	15			Hisca
	16			Ta
	17			Cuhupqua
	18			Suhuza	harvest
	19			Aca
	20			Gueta	Lying or stretched toad; "sowing field", "to touch"
	21		Bosa	Ata
	22			Bosa
	23			Mica
	24			Muyhica
3	25	Mica		Hisca
	26			Ta
	27			Cuhupqua
	28			Suhuza
	29			Aca
	30			Ubchihica	harvest
	31			Ata
	32			Bosa
	33			Mica
	34			Muyhica
	35			Hisca
	36			Ta	Embolismic month
4	37	Deaf month		Chuhupqua	End of the holy year; full cycle

Number	Humboldt, 1807^[1]	De Lugo, 1619^[2]
1	ata
2	bozha / bosa	boʒha
3	mica
4	mhuyca / muyhica	mhuɣcâ
5	hicsca / hisca	hɣcſcâ
6	ta
7	qhupqa / cuhupqua	qhûpqâ
8	shuzha / suhuza	shûʒhâ
9	aca
10	hubchibica / ubchihica	hubchìhicâ
20	quihicha ubchihica gueta	qhicħâ hubchìhicâ guêata

Number	Humboldt, 1807^[1]	De Lugo, 1619^[2]
11	quihicha ata	qhicħâ ata
12	quihicha bosa	qhicħâ boʒha
13	quihicha mica	qhicħâ mica
14	quihicha mhuyca	qhicħâ mhuɣcâ
15	quihicha hisca	qhicħâ hɣcſcâ
16	quihicha ta	qhicħâ ta
17	quihicha cuhupqua	qhicħâ qhûpqâ
18	quihicha suhuza	qhicħâ shûʒhâ
19	quihicha aca	qhicħâ aca
20	gueta	guêata
21	guetas asaqui ata	guêatas aſaqɣ ata
30	guetas asaqui ubchihica	guêatas aſaqɣ hubchìhicâ
40	gue-bosa	guêboʒha
50	gue-bosa asaqui ubchihica	guêboʒhas aſaqɣ hubchìhicâ
60	gue-mica	guêmica
70	gue-mica asaqui ubchihica	guêmicas aſaqɣ hubchìhicâ
80	gue-muyhica	guêmhuɣcâ
90	gue-muyhica asaqui ubchihica	guêmhuɣcâs aſaqɣ hubchìhicâ
99	gue-muyhica asaqui quihicha aca	guêmhuɣcâs aſaqɣ qhicħâ aca
100	gue-hisca	guêhɣcſcâ
101	gue-hisca asaqui ata	guêhɣcſcâs aſaqɣ ata
110	gue-hisca asaqui hubchihica	guêhɣcſcâs aſaqɣ hubchìhicâ
120	gue-ta	guêta
150	gue-muyhica asaqui hubchihica	guêqhûpqâs aſaqɣ hubchìhicâ
199	gue-aca asaqui quihicha aca	guêacas aſaqɣ qhicħâ aca
200	gue-ubchihica	guêhubchìhicâ
250	gue-quihicha bozha asaqui hubchihica	guêqhicħâ boʒhas aſaqɣ hubchìhicâ
300	gue-chihica hisca	guêqhicħâ hɣcſcâ
365	gue-chihica suhuza asaqui hisca	guêqhicħâ shûʒhâs aſaqɣ hɣcſcâ
399	gue-chihica aca asaqui quihicha aca	guêqhicħâ acas aſaqɣ qhicħâ aca

Muisca rulers of Hunza (zaques)
Image	Name	Start	End	Details
	Hunzahúa	?	1470	Founded city of Hunza, now Tunja
	Michuá	1470	1490	Died in the Battle of Chocontá
	Quemuenchatocha	1490	1537	Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia Big ugly man with huge twisted nose
	Aquiminzaque	1537	1539	Last Muisca ruler

Muisca rulers of Bacatá (zipas)
Image	Name	Start	End	Details
	Meicuchuca	1450	1470	According to legend slept with a snake
	Saguamanchica	1470	1490	Died in the Battle of Chocontá
	Nemequene	1490	1514	Introduced the brutal Nemequene Code
	Tisquesusa	1514	1537	Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia
	Sagipa	1537	1539	Last southern Muisca ruler

Name	Century^[3]	Main topics	Notable works
Joaquín Acosta	19th	Geology, natural history, biographies	Compendio histórico del descubrimiento y colonización de la Nueva Granada en el siglo décimo sexto^[4]
Jesús Arango Cano	20th	Mythology, religion	Mitos, leyendas y dioses chibchas^[5]
Juan de Castellanos	16th	Poetry, ethnography, ethnology	Elegías de varones ilustres de Indias^[6]
Gonzalo Correal Urrego	21st	Archaeology	Aguazuque: Evidence of hunter-gatherers and growers on the high plains of the Eastern Ranges^[7]
José Domingo Duquesne	18th	Calendar	Disertación sobre el calendario de los muyscas, indios naturales de este Nuevo Reino de Granada^[8]
Lucas Fernández de Piedrahita	17th	History, mythology, religion	Historia general de las conquistas del Nuevo Reino de Granada^[9]
Ana María Groot	21st	Anthropology^[10], archaeology, Muisca women	La mita salinera en el Nuevo Reino de Granada y el rol de las mujeres: el caso de los muiscas en el altiplano de Bogotá
Alexander von Humboldt	19th	Geography, biodiversity, calendar, et al.	Le voyage aux régions equinoxiales du Nouveau Continent^[11]
Manuel Arturo Izquierdo Peña	21st	Calendar	The Muisca Calendar: An approximation to the timekeeping system of the ancient native people of the northeastern Andes of Colombia^[12]
Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada	16th	First contact	Memoria de los descubridores, que entraron conmigo a descubrir y conquistar el Reino de Granada^[13]
Bernardo de Lugo	17th	Chibcha, numerals	Gramática de la lengua mosca^[14]
Javier Ocampo López	21st	History, folklore, mythology	Mitos y leyendas indígenas de Colombia^[15]
Pedro Simón	17th	History	Noticias historiales de las conquistas de Tierra Firme en las Indias occidentales (1882-92) vol.1-5^[16]
Miguel Triana	20th	History	La civilización Chibcha^[17]
Ezequiel Uricoechea	19th	Linguistics	Antigüedades Neogranadinas^[18]


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^ ^a ^b Cite error: The named reference Humb1 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^ ^a ^b Cite error: The named reference Lugo was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^ By year of last publication
^ Acosta, 1848
^ Arango Cano, 1985
^ De Castellanos, 1589
^ Correal Urrego, 1990
^ Duquesne, 1795
^ Fernández de Piedrahita, 1688
^ Patiño, 2010
^ Humboldt, 1807
^ Izquierdo Peña, 2009
^ Jiménez de Quesada, 1576
^ Rivas Sacconi, 1977
^ Ocampo López, 2013
^ Simón, 1626
^ Triana, 1922
^ Uricoechea, 1854

[Humb1-1] Cite error: The named reference Humb1 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[Lugo-2] Cite error: The named reference Lugo was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[3] By year of last publication

[Acosta-4] Acosta, 1848

[Arango-5] Arango Cano, 1985

[DeCastellanos-6] De Castellanos, 1589

[Correal-7] Correal Urrego, 1990

[Duquesne-8] Duquesne, 1795

[Fernandez-9] Fernández de Piedrahita, 1688

[Groot-10] Patiño, 2010

[Humb-11] Humboldt, 1807

[Izquierdo-12] Izquierdo Peña, 2009

[DeQuesada-13] Jiménez de Quesada, 1576

[DeLugo-14] Rivas Sacconi, 1977

[Ocampo-15] Ocampo López, 2013

[Simon-16] Simón, 1626

[Triana-17] Triana, 1922

[Uricoechea-18] Uricoechea, 1854

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