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The Five Days is a holy text to followers of the Chaskan deity Socharin describing the return of the god from the dead. Its events are metaphorically described as taking place across a span of five days, even though most other renditions of the narrative of his resurrection state it was instantaneous. The Five Days is a collection of fables mixed with instructions for the five-day-long festival of the Procession of Socharin that his faithful hold on a yearly basis. Shorter version of The Five Days are often inscribed on stela located in and around temples to Socharin.