Who was the guardians of the underworld in the Mayan times?

In Mayan mythology, the guardians of the underworld, known as Xibalba, were primarily represented by various deities, including the Lords of Xibalba. Key figures among them were Hun Came and Vucub Came, who were associated with death and the afterlife. These deities oversaw the trials souls faced in the underworld and were often depicted as fearsome entities that tested the bravery and worthiness of the deceased. The Mayans believed that navigating Xibalba was a crucial part of the journey after death.