Maya lightning, weather and sound tech; the Power Ledger

SUMMARYMaya lightning, weather and sound tech; the Power Ledger (Nov 6, 2026). LIGHTNING, Record: Classic Maya kings carried the K'awiil scepter, the lightning god with a smoking axe or torch in his forehead and a serpent leg; Chaac strikes with a lightning axe. Rulers held lightning in hand as their sign of power. Beyond symbol: CODE (Tito's "electric sword" lead). Record: Popol Vuh's Heart of Sky is three lightnings (Caculhá Huracán, Chipi Caculhá, Raxa Caculhá); the Taíno Guabancex commands thunder (Guataubá) and floods (Coatrisquie) (Pané 1498). Record: K'iche' daykeepers read "lightning in the blood" (Tedlock 1982). SOUND, Record: Chichén Itzá's Great Ballcourt carries a voice end to end (about 150 m), the playground talk tube in stone; El Castillo's handclap echoes as a quetzal chirp (design Disputed). Chavín de Huántar's galleries and ducts carried sound, and 20 conch trumpets were found inside (Kolar, Stanford). BUILT: chronoseer/power-ledger (587 rows: 417 offices, 116 uprisings and coups, 27 laws, 20 allegiances, 7 flips; year dial, place filter). Goals are filled only from the actor's own words. Added 7 rows to oldtech (115).